Spatial Differentiation and Evaluation of Intensive Use of Cultivated Land in Western Economic Uprising Belt in Shandong Province[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2015, 35(6): 260-266.
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Spatial Differentiation and Evaluation of Intensive Use of Cultivated Land in Western Economic Uprising Belt in Shandong Province[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2015, 35(6): 260-266. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2015.06.046.
Spatial Differentiation and Evaluation of Intensive Use of Cultivated Land in Western Economic Uprising Belt in Shandong Province
area) of the western economic uprising belt in Shandong Province as evaluation units to study the intensity of cultivated land use and to analyze its spatial distribution in order to provide support for the cultivated land resources planning and the improvement of the intensity of cultivated land use to increase the output and the overall planning of regional agriculture development.[Methods] The intensity of cultivated land use and the spatial distribution of the western economic uprising belt in Shandong Province was analyzed with the entropy weight TOPSIS method and GIS spatial analysis.[Results] Taking Dongping County as a boundary
the intensity of cultivated land use is low in the south
and high in the north. With the north area
the intensity of cultivated land use is higher in northeast part
and lower in the southwest part. The middle area is in the average situation. There is a pattern of "club convergence" in the intensity of cultivated land use in counties(city
area)
that is to say that cultivated land with the same land use intensity are usually distributed together. The number of counties(city
area) with different intensities of cultivated land use showed a "Pyramid" trend
namely
fewer counties are with highest intensity and the more counties with lower intensity; In the index layer
the primary indicators of the intensity of cultivated land use are fertilizer input
mechanical input
multiple cropping index
the rate of mechanization
food security
index of cultivated land security
grain yield per unit area and per capita grain production.[Conclusion] The intensity of cultivated land use of the western economic uprising belt in Shandong Province showed an obvious spatial differentiation trend.
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