ZHAO Zhenya, JI Baolin, SONG Xiaoyuan, et al. Eco-environmental Benefits Evalution of Ten Tributaries Comprehensive Management Based on DPSIR-TOPSIS Model in Inner Mongolia Section of Yellow River[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2016, 36(1): 143-150.
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ZHAO Zhenya, JI Baolin, SONG Xiaoyuan, et al. Eco-environmental Benefits Evalution of Ten Tributaries Comprehensive Management Based on DPSIR-TOPSIS Model in Inner Mongolia Section of Yellow River[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2016, 36(1): 143-150. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2016.01.025.
Eco-environmental Benefits Evalution of Ten Tributaries Comprehensive Management Based on DPSIR-TOPSIS Model in Inner Mongolia Section of Yellow River
[Objective] To assess the benefits of comprehensive management and provide support for government policy making. [Methods] The concept of DPSIR model was introduced into the eco-environment benefit evaluation index system. AHP-entropy and TOPSIS method was used to evaluate the eco-environment benefit of the comprehensive management in ten tributaries in Inner Mongolia section of the Yellow River. [Results] Value of the integrated management in ten tributaries from highest to lowest was: Hantaichuang > Xiliugou > Hashilachuang > Husitaihe > Maobula > Muhaerhe > Dongliugou > Boergasetaigou > Heilaigou > Haoqinghe. The comprehensive effect index was high in the middle
but low in both sides. Hantaichuan was class Ⅱ
while the other tributaries was class Ⅳ
and the comprehensive management in this region was poor. [Conclusion] The internal structure of the DPSIR-TOPSIS model was clear
and it well explained the intrinsic link between watershed comprehensive management engineering and environment-economy-society system. This study provides a new method for assessing the eco-environment benefit of comprehensive management.
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