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Research on land use conflict identification from the perspective of ecological security pattern

LUAN Chunfeng(), GUO Xinran   

  1. School of Architecture, Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou 450002, China
  • Received:2022-08-29 Revised:2022-09-27 Online:2023-09-30 Published:2023-10-10

Abstract:

【Objective】The core area of the Zhengzhou Metropolitan area was investigated based on the construction of a regional ecological security pattern. The type and degree of land transformation were analyzed with the help of a land use transformation matrix, and the classification of land use spatial conflicts was identified, providing a basis for land use planning and management in the core area as well as a reference for the protection of ecological space. 【Method】The morphological spatial pattern analysis (MSPA) method was used to identify the target source area, the MCR model and gravity model were used to extract potential corridors and screen out important corridors, and the regional comprehensive ecological security pattern of “ecological source-ecological corridor-ecological network-hierarchical zoning” was constructed. The ecological security pattern was divided and analyzed. Next, the spatial characteristics of land use conflicts were identified, and the influencing factors were analyzed. 【Result】(1) The distribution of land use conflicts in the core area of the Zhengzhou Metropolitan area was significant, and the distribution of cultivated land ecological conflicts was relatively concentrated, mainly without conflicts. The distribution of ecological conflicts in construction land was relatively dispersed, the non-conflict areas were mainly concentrated in the middle of the main urban areas within each city scope, and the general serious conflicts and extremely serious conflicts were mainly located in the northern part of the research area. In the comprehensive ecological conflict of cultivated land construction, the size of each conflict level was no conflict, generally serious conflict, or extremely serious conflict, among which cultivated land ecological conflict dominated. (2) From 2000 to 2020, the regional landscape pattern in the core area of Zhengzhou Metropolitan area was highly fragmented and unevenly distributed, which constituted the main landscape type of ecological space in the study area. The proportion of cultivated land landscape and grassland landscape showed a partial decline. 【Conclusion】 The transformation degree and scale of land use in the core area of Zhengzhou Metropolitan area are relatively large, and the conflicts of cultivated land, construction land and comprehensive land use are relatively obvious. Therefore, the study has a positive significance for strengthening the control of various types of land use and improving the quality of ecological space.

Key words: ecological security pattern, land use spatial conflicts, core area of Zhengzhou Metropolitan area, potential corridors, ecological sources

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