ArticleEcology and evolution2022
Research on land-use evolution and ecosystem services value response in mountainous counties based on the SD-PLUS model.
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- Spatiotemporal evolution of carbon sequestration and the impact of key drivers under multiple SSP-RCP scenarios in the Yangtze River economic belt.Carbon balance and management · 2025Article
- Research on land-use evolution and ecosystem services value response in mountainous counties based on the SD-PLUS model.Ecology and evolution · 2022Article
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Abstract
Rapid urbanization has caused changes in climate and environment and threatened the ecosystem with multiple risks. The ecosystem services capacity has shown a downward trend accordingly. It is significant to explore the spatio-temporal evolution of land use and ecosystem services value (ESV) in mountainous counties at small scales, as it coordinates economic growth and ecological protection, and promotes sustainable and high-quality development. Based on the SD-PLUS model, the study simulated three scenarios of land-use change in Qianshan city from 2019 to 2035: high-growth rate, medium-growth rate, and low-growth rate, and studied the impacts of land-use change on the ESV. Results showed that: (1) Under the three scenarios, the construction land in the study area increased significantly, the forest and water have a decreasing trend, and the scale of gardens partly increased. (2) In the urban built-up areas, a significant amount of construction land is centrally expanded, whereas, in mountainous regions, construction land exhibits sporadic point expansion. And among the various factors that influence land-use change, the impact of roads at all levels is the most significant, followed by elevation. (3) The overall ESV shows a downward trend, with the low-growth rate scenario dropping the least (4.91%). The value distribution changes little at the space scale, and different regions demonstrate different degrees of change. From the perspective of value type, the service values of water conservation and waste treatment are significantly reduced, while that of food production is relatively stable; from the perspective of various lands with their ESV, cultivated land and forest remain stable. The study results can provide technical ideas for the coordinated economic development and ecological protection of mountainous cities and boost the implementation of green development.
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