Land Use Change and Driving Mechanism in Rapid Urbanization Region-A Case Study at Chaohu River Basin[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2017, 37(2): 253-260.
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Land Use Change and Driving Mechanism in Rapid Urbanization Region-A Case Study at Chaohu River Basin[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2017, 37(2): 253-260. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2017.02.038.
Land Use Change and Driving Mechanism in Rapid Urbanization Region-A Case Study at Chaohu River Basin
[Objective] The characteristics and driving mechanism of land use change in Chaohu basin were explored to realize optimal allocation of land resources and to promote sustainable development of social economy. [Methods] According to land use investigation and economic & social statistical yearbook in Chaohu River basin during 1996-2014
indices of land use quantity and intensity were used in spatial differences measurement model
and in principal component analysis to simulate the land use change in Chaohu River basin and its driving factors. [Results] Over the past 20 years
all types of land use had been changed in Chaohu basin
the amount
range and rate were different. Among which
cultivated land
vegetable land and grassland decreased remakbly
woodland increased slightly
half of the miscellaneous agricultural lands were changed into other types of lands that was mostly used as contstruction land. Especially
urban industrial infrastructure and traffic land increased rapidly; Rural residential land decreased slightly. Since 2004
land use intensity had increased year by year
high utilization intensity centralized around Hefei City and the surrounding regions was relatively low. In terms of the decreasing rate of cultivated land
districts of Jin'an and Yaohai
counties of Feixi
Hanshan had comparatively great values; The increase rates of urban land in counties of Feixi and Changfeng were relatively great. In the last 10 years
investment
economic development
industrial advancement
population growth and urbanization were the main driving factors of land use change in Chaohu River basin. [Conclusion] To accelerate the construction of the subcenteral group cities around the world-class city in Yangtze River delta and to set up an ecocivilized demonstration area
we need tooptimize land use spatial pattern
to release stocked land for construction
to improve the use efficiency of construction land. For all of these
land use pattern having resource-saving and environment friendly traits was prefered.
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