Zhang Yujia, Cai Haisheng, Zhang Xueling, et al. Multi-Functional Spatiotemporal Evolution of Cultivated Land and Its Driving Mechanisms in Poyang Lake Plain[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(3): 245-253.
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Zhang Yujia, Cai Haisheng, Zhang Xueling, et al. Multi-Functional Spatiotemporal Evolution of Cultivated Land and Its Driving Mechanisms in Poyang Lake Plain[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(3): 245-253. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2023.03.029.
Multi-Functional Spatiotemporal Evolution of Cultivated Land and Its Driving Mechanisms in Poyang Lake Plain
[Objective] The spatial and temporal evolution patterns and driving mechanisms of multifunctional cropland were analyzed in order to provide support for ensuring food security and promoting the coordinated development of regional multifunctional cropland along with socio-economic development.[Methods] The entropy power method
hierarchical analysis method
comprehensive index method
GIS spatial visualization analysis
and geographic probe were used in this study.[Results] ① The comprehensive function of arable land in each county of Poyang Lake p lain generally increased from 2000 to 2020
and was significantly influenced by socio-economic development level. Specifically
improvement of the comprehensive function of arable land was given priority to areas with faster socio-economic development
such as Nanchang County
Anyi County
and other areas around Nanchang City. ② Different trends of multi-functional changes were observed for arable land in Poyang Lake plain during the 20 years of the study. Production and landscape aesthetic functions showed a growing trend
while ecological maintenance and social security functions show a decreasing trend. These patterns indicated that even though the production function of arable land in Poyang Lake plain improved
it was difficult to guarantee the growing food and economic demand
while the rapid development of secondary and tertiary industries gradually decreased the proportion of economic contribution that arable land can provide. ③ The multi-functional development level of arable land in Poyang Lake plain was influenced by both social and natural factors. The social factors could be regulated by policies such as improving the basic conditions of agricultural production
guaranteeing the minimum income of rural residents
and improving the medical welfare standard of rural residents
while the natural environment requires human intervention to protect and restore the ecological environment.[Conclusion] A variety of factors jointly influenced the level of multifunctional development of arable land in Poyang Lake plain
and the rational formulation of policies related to the protection and utilization of arable land and the protection of rural residents' living standards that have a facilitating effect on improving the level of multifunctional development of arable land.
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