The impact of land-use changes on the carbon storage of terrestrial ecosystems is mainly reflected in the fact that it can change the biogeochemical processes of the earth’s surface and its energy budget and material circulation (Li et al., 2014, Gaillard et al., 2018). Changes in land-...
Fig. 1: Spatial extent of global land use/cover change. Share of the total land surface without (net change) and with consideration of multiple changes (gross change) between six major land use/cover categories (urban area, cropland, pasture/rangeland, forest, unmanaged grass/shrubland, non-...
(~27%) are located in regions that will experience both high rates of climate change and land-use change by 2050. Substantial changes are expected to occur more often within PAs distributed across tropical moist and grassland biomes, which currently host diverse tetrapods and vascular plants, ...
Explanation of Land Use Changes土地利用变化的解释 The most fundamental obstacle to progress in the understanding and prediction of human impacts on environmental changes lies in the lack of a comprehensive... LI Xiu,bin,李秀彬 - 《地理科学进展》 被引量: 0发表: 2002年 DYNAMICS OF LAND-USE ...
This paper reviews the research on land use change and its corresponding ecological responses. Patterns of land use changes in spatio-temporal level are pr
Landsat TM/ETM+ data in May or June are used to depict the land use changes from 1988,1994, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006 respectively inner Beijing six ring express road and specially to watch the land use changes from the beginning of Beijing Olympic playground area housebreaking in 2002. The ...
The intended consequence of cropland expansion, urban growth, and other land use changes is to satisfy demands from the increasing appetite of the world's population. Unintended consequences, however, can alter ecological processes and have far-reaching and long-term effects that potentially ...
Whereas there were minimal land use changes between 1960 and 1995, the period 1995–2006 marked a considerable loss of woodlands and forest cover, particularly on steep concave slopes (36°–58°) of the National Park. The encroachment onto the critical slopes was noted to have induced a ...
This is likely because agricultural areas more closely resemble the scrubland and savannah habitats of many dry-climate birds. Whatever the reason, according to the researchers, it seems clear that dry-climate species will be more resilient to future changes in both climate and land use. ...
A dynamic bio-economic model has been used at watershed level in Nepal to analyze the land-use changes, forest and soil conditions and their resultant impacts on carbon (C) sequestration. Planning horizon of the model extends over a period of 25years. The objective function is maximization of...