1. CONSTRUCTION OF ECOLOGICAL SECURITY PATTERN BASED ON MINIMUM COST DISTANCE MODEL - A CASE STUDY IN KENLI DISTRICT OF DONGYING CITY, CHINA.
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ZHANG, J. W. and MA, Y. W.
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ENVIRONMENTAL security ,ECOSYSTEM services ,CORRIDORS (Ecology) ,DIGITAL elevation models ,LAND use ,SURFACE resistance - Abstract
Taking Kenli District of Dongying, China as an example, the ecological source area was determined through the analysis of land use type, habitat quality, ecosystem service value, in 2020. The resistance surface was constructed by stacking DEM data (Digital Elevation Model, DEM) and NDVI data (Normalized Differential Vegetation Index, NDVI) and corrected by night light data. The ecological corridor was constructed by using the minimum cost distance method, and the ecological sandwich point was determined according to the location relationship of each corridor. According to the relationship between the ecological corridor and the road, the ecological obstacle points are determined, and the ecological security pattern is finally constructed. The results showed that there were 263 ecological source areas in the study area in 2020, of 220.6 km2. According to the research needs, 14 wetland patches with an area larger than 10 km2 and greater contribution to ecosystem service value, and habitat quality evaluation were selected as ecological source areas. A total of 91 ecological corridors have been built, with a total length of about 1532.44 km, the longest corridor was about 33.04 km, and the shortest corridor was about 30.8 m. A total of 521 ecological pinch points were identified, including 1 primary node, 115 secondary nodes and 405 tertiary nodes. A total of 424 ecological obstacles were identified. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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