Spatial Patterns and Gradient Heterogeneity of Driving Forces of Landscape Change in Foshan City
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Spatial Patterns and Gradient Heterogeneity of Driving Forces of Landscape Change in Foshan City
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 30, Issue 1, Pages: 238-243(2011)
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华南师范大学 地理科学学院,广东,广州,510631
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Published:2011
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GUO Cheng-xuan, XU Song-jun, WU Xi-bo. Spatial Patterns and Gradient Heterogeneity of Driving Forces of Landscape Change in Foshan City[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2011, 30(1): 238-243.
DOI:
GUO Cheng-xuan, XU Song-jun, WU Xi-bo. Spatial Patterns and Gradient Heterogeneity of Driving Forces of Landscape Change in Foshan City[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2011, 30(1): 238-243.DOI:
Spatial Patterns and Gradient Heterogeneity of Driving Forces of Landscape Change in Foshan City
Great attentions have been paid on landscape pattern changes and the driving forces for rapidly urbanizing areas in recent years.Based on TM images of Foshan City in 1991and 2005
landscape metrics
landscape change driving forces index(LCDI)and landscape gradient index(LCGI)were selected to analyze the changes of landscape pattern and spatial gradient heterogeneity of driving forces with GIS and geostatistics.The results indicate that the landscape pattern changed remarkably from 1991to 2005.Changes of cultivated lands and constructional lands were dominant in the whole landscape change.The area of cultivated lands reduced greatly from 37.50%to 15.09%.Meanwhile
the total area of constru-ction lands increased 98570hm2during 1991-2005
with the highest LCDI value.According to the results of landscape metrics analysis
the fragmentation degree of cultivated lands and garden lands were relatively high
due to the intense human disturbances in these lands. Woodlands showed symmetrical spatial characteristics.Construction lands had the highest fragmentation degree of all the landscapes in the city
although strong spatial distribution centrality was found in constructional lands.Through spatial analysis on synthetic driving forces of the landscape changes
the spatial gradient heterogeneity became increasingly evident from 1991to 2005
closely related to landscape patterns and driving forces.Spatial gradient analysis on driving mechanism of landscape pattern change is proven helpful in identifying the relationship between landscape patterns and processes
which could potentially enhance our understanding of the pattern and direction hetero-geneity of landscape pattern changes.