Wu Zhenhua, Yu Qinping, Wang Yabei, et al. Scenario Simulation and Prediction of Land Use Patterns in Guilin City Considering Impact of Scenic Spot Expansion[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2022, 42(5): 131-139.
DOI:
Wu Zhenhua, Yu Qinping, Wang Yabei, et al. Scenario Simulation and Prediction of Land Use Patterns in Guilin City Considering Impact of Scenic Spot Expansion[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2022, 42(5): 131-139. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2022.05.017.
Scenario Simulation and Prediction of Land Use Patterns in Guilin City Considering Impact of Scenic Spot Expansion
[Objective] The impact of scenic spot expansion on the land use pattern of Guilin City
Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region was analyzed in order to provide a theoretical reference for coping with the risks brought by a surge in tourism demand
leading to reasonable urban land planning and scientifically guiding the development of tourism. [Methods] The nuclear density analysis method and the future land use simulation (FLUS) model were used to predict and simulate the land use pattern of Guilin City in 2025 under a conventional scenario and under a scenario with scenic spot expansion. Differences in land use patterns between the two scenarios were analyzed by pixel comparison and by landscape indices. [Results] ① Scenic spot expansion will reduce the reception pressure in tourism hot spots in Guilin City
but it would not be conducive to the urbanization of districts and counties close to the tourism hot spots. ② Scenic spot expansion would be conducive to the development of tourism in “growth poles”
such as Yangshuo and Xing’an County
and the influence of the “growth poles” would also impact most surrounding districts and counties
resulting in a greater expansion of construction land
but a smaller expansion of cultivated land. However
due to the scattered distribution of construction land in the north part of Guilin City
the radiations and driving factors among districts and counties would be relatively limited. Under the scenic spot expansion scenario
more rapid development of tourism in Xing’an
Quanzhou
and Longsheng County had no significant radiation and driving effects on tourism in Ziyuan and Guanyang County
but made these areas less competitive in construction land. ③ The landscape indices showed that scenic spot expansion would lead to more serious disturbance and occupation of agricultural and ecological space such as cultivated land
forest land
grassland
and shrubland. However
scenic spot expansion would promote protection of water bodies and wetlands
and the expansion of construction land would be more integrated. [Conclusion] Scenic spot expansion in Guilin City would reduce the reception pressure in tourism hot spots and promote the development of tourism in “growth poles” and most regions surrounding the “growth poles”. However
scenic spot expansion would not be conducive to the development of areas around tourism hot spots and areas that are relatively remote and not within the radiation ranges.
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