Impacts of land use change on ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of North China based on Multi-scenario analysis

Assessing the impacts of future land use scenarios on ecosystem services can provide theoretical basis and reference for sustainable land use management. This study combined scenario analysis and quantitative assessment to monitor land use and ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of...

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Main Authors: Qian Sun, Wei Qi, Xinyang Yu
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Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2021-02-01
Series:Alexandria Engineering Journal
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spelling doaj-ad30a8f4d2864983a4695d2f1c4df4e52021-06-02T19:05:21ZengElsevierAlexandria Engineering Journal1110-01682021-02-0160117031716Impacts of land use change on ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of North China based on Multi-scenario analysisQian Sun0Wei Qi1Xinyang Yu2College of Resources and Environment, Shandong Agricultural University, Taian 271018, China; College of Information Science and Engineering, Shandong Agricultural University, Taian 271018, ChinaCollege of Resources and Environment, Shandong Agricultural University, Taian 271018, China; Corresponding authors at: College of Resources and Environment, Shandong Agricultural University, Taian 271018, China (X. Yu).College of Resources and Environment, Shandong Agricultural University, Taian 271018, China; Key Laboratory of Land Surface Pattern and Simulation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100101, China; Corresponding authors at: College of Resources and Environment, Shandong Agricultural University, Taian 271018, China (X. Yu).Assessing the impacts of future land use scenarios on ecosystem services can provide theoretical basis and reference for sustainable land use management. This study combined scenario analysis and quantitative assessment to monitor land use and ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of Qixia city, North China under three different scenarios, i.e. natural development, farmland and orchard to forest and farmland to forest and orchard, by using the GeoSoS-FLUS and the InVEST models. The integrated land use change impact index (ILUCII) and the single land use change impact index (SLUCII) were proposed to quantitatively depict the impact of different land use change scenarios on ecosystem services. The results demonstrated that: (1) Under the three land use scenarios, forest, farmland and orchard show different change patterns. Slope influences the soil and water conservation services, land use in greater than 15° slope section occupied more soil and water conservation services than 12–15° section and less than 12° section. In the same slope section, forest had the most soil and water conservation services compared with orchard and farmland. (2) The effects of different land use conversion on soil conservation services per study grid (90*90 m) in less than 12° slope section showed an order of farmland-forest > orchard-forest > farmland-orchard. In more than 12° slope section, the order is farmland-forest > farmland-orchard > orchard-forest. The effects of land use conversion on water conservation services per grid is farmland - forest > orchard - forest > farmland-orchard. (3) The total ILUCII on ecosystem services found that farmland and orchard to forest scenario (16517.54) > farmland to forest and orchard scenario (13074.12) > natural development scenario (−4975.02). The mean ILUCII on ecosystem services showed that farmland to forest and orchard scenario (0.63) > farmland and orchard to forest scenario (0.53) > natural development scenario (−0.11). The mean SLUCII on ecosystem services found that greater than 15° farmland to forest (0.89) > 12–15°farmland to orchard (0.49) > greater than 15°orchard to forest (0.34).http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1110016820306025Land use changeEcosystem servicesScenario analysisFarmland and orchard to forestFarmland to forest and orchardIntegrated land use change impact index
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author Qian Sun
Wei Qi
Xinyang Yu
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Wei Qi
Xinyang Yu
Impacts of land use change on ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of North China based on Multi-scenario analysis
Alexandria Engineering Journal
Land use change
Ecosystem services
Scenario analysis
Farmland and orchard to forest
Farmland to forest and orchard
Integrated land use change impact index
author_facet Qian Sun
Wei Qi
Xinyang Yu
author_sort Qian Sun
title Impacts of land use change on ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of North China based on Multi-scenario analysis
title_short Impacts of land use change on ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of North China based on Multi-scenario analysis
title_full Impacts of land use change on ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of North China based on Multi-scenario analysis
title_fullStr Impacts of land use change on ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of North China based on Multi-scenario analysis
title_full_unstemmed Impacts of land use change on ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of North China based on Multi-scenario analysis
title_sort impacts of land use change on ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of north china based on multi-scenario analysis
publisher Elsevier
series Alexandria Engineering Journal
issn 1110-0168
publishDate 2021-02-01
description Assessing the impacts of future land use scenarios on ecosystem services can provide theoretical basis and reference for sustainable land use management. This study combined scenario analysis and quantitative assessment to monitor land use and ecosystem services in the intensive agricultural area of Qixia city, North China under three different scenarios, i.e. natural development, farmland and orchard to forest and farmland to forest and orchard, by using the GeoSoS-FLUS and the InVEST models. The integrated land use change impact index (ILUCII) and the single land use change impact index (SLUCII) were proposed to quantitatively depict the impact of different land use change scenarios on ecosystem services. The results demonstrated that: (1) Under the three land use scenarios, forest, farmland and orchard show different change patterns. Slope influences the soil and water conservation services, land use in greater than 15° slope section occupied more soil and water conservation services than 12–15° section and less than 12° section. In the same slope section, forest had the most soil and water conservation services compared with orchard and farmland. (2) The effects of different land use conversion on soil conservation services per study grid (90*90 m) in less than 12° slope section showed an order of farmland-forest > orchard-forest > farmland-orchard. In more than 12° slope section, the order is farmland-forest > farmland-orchard > orchard-forest. The effects of land use conversion on water conservation services per grid is farmland - forest > orchard - forest > farmland-orchard. (3) The total ILUCII on ecosystem services found that farmland and orchard to forest scenario (16517.54) > farmland to forest and orchard scenario (13074.12) > natural development scenario (−4975.02). The mean ILUCII on ecosystem services showed that farmland to forest and orchard scenario (0.63) > farmland and orchard to forest scenario (0.53) > natural development scenario (−0.11). The mean SLUCII on ecosystem services found that greater than 15° farmland to forest (0.89) > 12–15°farmland to orchard (0.49) > greater than 15°orchard to forest (0.34).
topic Land use change
Ecosystem services
Scenario analysis
Farmland and orchard to forest
Farmland to forest and orchard
Integrated land use change impact index
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1110016820306025
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