ZHANG Jiaxiong, LIU Xiao, WANG Chengcheng, et al. Construction of Water Conservation Capacity Evaluation Index System Based on Spatial Heterogeneity in Qinling Mountains[J]. 2022, 36(6): 290-297.
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ZHANG Jiaxiong, LIU Xiao, WANG Chengcheng, et al. Construction of Water Conservation Capacity Evaluation Index System Based on Spatial Heterogeneity in Qinling Mountains[J]. 2022, 36(6): 290-297. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.06.035.
Construction of Water Conservation Capacity Evaluation Index System Based on Spatial Heterogeneity in Qinling Mountains
As the dividing line between the north and the south of China
it is necessary for the Qinling Mountains to construct a complete set of evaluation and monitoring index system. Its internal driving factors and internal mechanism should be studied to promote the ecological environment protection at a new level
and also to fully grasp the driving mechanism and changes of the water conservation function. In this study
an evaluation index system of water conservation capacity in the Qinling Mountains was proposed based on geoweighted principal component analysis (GWPCA). The spatial dynamic changes of primary and secondary indicators of water conservation capacity in the Qinling Mountains in 2010 were analyzed
and their spatial distribution mechanism were revealed. Based on GWPCA
considering the water conservation effects of meteorological factors
underlying surface factors and social factors
an index system of water conservation capacity in Qinling Mountains containing 10 spatial variables was constructed. According to the results
the water conservation capacity of the Qinling Mountains could be divided into five grades: low
lower
medium
high and higher. The spatial variation rules of water conservation capacity of the Qinling Mountains were revealed
and some suggestions for ecological management were put forward. The results showed that the water conservation capacity in most areas of Qinling Mountains was at high and higher levels
accounting for 66.48% of the whole region. The water conservation capacity in some economic development regions and the central region of Qinling Mountains is at low and low levels. Extreme climate events and human activities were the main reasons for its distribution. The index system of water conservation capacity in Qinling based on this method could effectively quantify the water conservation capacity in Qinling and its spatial heterogeneity
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