Spatio-temporal Relevance of Arable Land Dynamic Changes to Grain Yield in Transitional Area Between Pastoral and Agricultural Region——A Case Study in Ulanqab City in Inner Mongolia
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Spatio-temporal Relevance of Arable Land Dynamic Changes to Grain Yield in Transitional Area Between Pastoral and Agricultural Region——A Case Study in Ulanqab City in Inner Mongolia
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 36, Issue 3, Pages: 186-192(2016)
Sunwuren·, Tuya, SU Gencheng, et al. Spatio-temporal Relevance of Arable Land Dynamic Changes to Grain Yield in Transitional Area Between Pastoral and Agricultural Region——A Case Study in Ulanqab City in Inner Mongolia[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2016, 36(3): 186-192.
DOI:
Sunwuren·, Tuya, SU Gencheng, et al. Spatio-temporal Relevance of Arable Land Dynamic Changes to Grain Yield in Transitional Area Between Pastoral and Agricultural Region——A Case Study in Ulanqab City in Inner Mongolia[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2016, 36(3): 186-192. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2016.03.032.
Spatio-temporal Relevance of Arable Land Dynamic Changes to Grain Yield in Transitional Area Between Pastoral and Agricultural Region——A Case Study in Ulanqab City in Inner Mongolia
[Objective] To analyze spatial dynamic characteristics and interrelationship between cultivated land changes and grain production in order to provide a scientific basis for improving the level of intensive utilization of cultivated land and increasing grain production.[Methods] Using land use change data obtained by remote sensing and the agricultural statistical data from local governments in 1990-2013
with the theory
technology and methods of geography and economics
we analyzed the spatial-temporal dynamic patterns of regional arable land and grain production
and developed a farmland-grain elasticity coefficient to depict the interrelationship between farmland and grain production and reveal the impact mechanism of arable land dynamic change on grain production.[Results] (1) The arable land in 1990-2000 was significantly expanded
which increased in the central and northern part in the study area while it decreased in eastern part. The grain production increased gradually. The grain production was very sensitive to the arable land changes in Siziwang Banner
and less sensitive to the arable land changes in other areas. (2) The total arable land was significantly decreased in 2000-2013
mainly occurred in central and southern area. The trend of grain production in the study area was increased after the first decrease. The food production capacity was significantly improved in the eastern and western area in the Ulanqab City and the sensitivity to arable land was low.[Conclusion] Cultivated land changes in 1990-2013 have significant effect on grain production of the Ulanqab City. The sensitivity of the grain production to the cultivated land changes has significant regional differences as well as in different periods
which was lower in 2000-2013 than that in 1990-2000.
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