KANG Liting, HU Xijun, LUO Ziwei, et al. Identification and Distribution Characteristics of Hydro-ecological Space in Counties[J]. 2022, 36(1): 170-181.
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KANG Liting, HU Xijun, LUO Ziwei, et al. Identification and Distribution Characteristics of Hydro-ecological Space in Counties[J]. 2022, 36(1): 170-181. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.01.023.
Identification and Distribution Characteristics of Hydro-ecological Space in Counties
Scientifically identifying regional hydro-ecological space and analyzing its distribution characteristics were of great significance to the planning of hydro-ecological space and the regulation of hydro-ecological space problems such as flood disasters. Taking Linli County
Hunan Province
as the research area
this study constructed a classification system of hydro-ecological space with the help of GIS and RS platform
regional explicit hydro-ecological space was identified
and the three types of recessive hydro-ecological spaces of regional water conservation
soil and water conservation and flood regulation were visualized. And the distribution characteristics of each water ecological space were quantitatively analyzed. Finally
explicit and recessive hydro-ecological spaces that were integrated were superposed with current land use map for analysis. The results showed that: (1) Explicit hydro-ecological space occupied 4.73% of total area of Linli County
which distributed in dots
patches
bands and branches in the county
and located in a low-altitude
relatively gentle slope area. (2) The area of recessive hydro-ecological space accounted for 49.97%
which was less than 69.68% of the total area of water conservation
soil and water conservation and flood regulation space
which accounted for 15.44%
38.07% and 16.17%
respectively
showing the characteristics of "small concentration and large dispersion". The identification results intuitively reflected spatial distribution characteristics of maintaining regional hydro-ecological security. (3) Hydro-ecological space accounted for 49.99% of total area of Linli County
which mainly distributed in the areas around Daoshui
Lishui and its tributaries. Small and medium-sized reservoirs were scattered in patches. (4) The proportions of cultivated land and construction land in hydro-ecological space were 44.40% and 21.19%
respectively
indicating that there was an overlapping space between hydro-ecological space and non-ecological land types with intensive human activities. This study revealed that current land use was in conflict with the hydro-ecological space in Linli County. The non-ecological land types in the hydro-ecological space could be re-planned later
in order to efficiently protect hydro-ecological space and avoid safety issues of hydro-ecological.
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