JIN Yiran, TAN Tenghui, TANG Qi, et al. Land Use Change Characteristics and Ecological Sensitivity Evaluation in the Black Soil Belt in Northeast China[J]. 2023, 37(6): 341-349.
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JIN Yiran, TAN Tenghui, TANG Qi, et al. Land Use Change Characteristics and Ecological Sensitivity Evaluation in the Black Soil Belt in Northeast China[J]. 2023, 37(6): 341-349. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2023.06.043.
Land Use Change Characteristics and Ecological Sensitivity Evaluation in the Black Soil Belt in Northeast China
The Northeast Black Soil Belt is a crucial commercial grain production base in China
in recent years
soil quality degradation
soil erosion and other issues have a direct impact on the security of ecology and security of food supply. In order to clarify the characteristics of land use change and evaluate the ecological sensitivity of the Northeast Black Soil Belt
we take the five periods of land use data of the Northeast Black Soil Belt in the years of 2000
2005
2010
2015 and 2020 as the basis
and use the methods such as transfer matrices
geodetector
and comprehensive ecological risk evaluation to study the landscape pattern and ecological risk change trends. The results were as follows: (1) During the period of 2000—2020
unused land and water land use in the study area changed most obviously
increasing and decreasing by 1 035.7 and 975.8 km2
respectively
and arable land was the land use with more drastic changes in phases; (2) Different natural factors exhibited significant differences in explaining land use types in the study area. Temperature was the dominant factor influencing land use changes
while wind speed showed significant synergistic enhancement when interacting with elevation
temperature
evaporation
geothermy
atmospheric pressure
humidity and daylight duration factors in land use changes. (3) Over time
the overall ecological sensitivity of the study area has improved. Highly sensitive regions had decreased
mildly sensitive regions had increased. Additionally
there was a trend of high-value ecological sensitivity areas moving northward and low-value areas moving southward
the high-value ecological sensitivity regions may be related to erosion which dominated by wind erosion. The analysis of macro-scale landscape pattern changes and ecological risk assessment are of great significance to the formulation and implementation of regional ecological environmental protection policies.
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