Construction and evaluation of green space ecological network in Guangzhou
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Construction and evaluation of green space ecological network in Guangzhou
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis SunYatseniVol. 55, Issue 4, Pages: 162-170(2016)
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1. 广州城市信息研究所有限公司,广东,广州,510665
2. 中山大学地理科学与规划学院,广东,广州,510275
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Published:2016,
Published Online:25 July 2016,
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JIANG Simin, ZHANG Qingnian, TAO Huachao. Construction and evaluation of green space ecological network in Guangzhou. [J]. Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis SunYatseni 55(4):162-170(2016)
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JIANG Simin, ZHANG Qingnian, TAO Huachao. Construction and evaluation of green space ecological network in Guangzhou. [J]. Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis SunYatseni 55(4):162-170(2016)DOI:
Construction and evaluation of green space ecological network in Guangzhou
Constructing green space ecological network to link the dispersed important ecological patches is an effective way to use limited ecological land for protection of regional ecological security. The biodiversity-rich habitat patches with the minimum cumulative resistance model was chosen to simulate the potential ecological corridors
establish recommended ecological network
and evaluate their connectivity and land use structure. The results show that the ecological network established in this project is very similar to the structure of the ring network
and can meet the actual circs. The forest park group located in the border region of Baiyun
Tianhe and Huangpu
as the key network node
is an important hub for exchanging landscape material among the north
central
and south of the study area. The northern part of dense forest in Guangzhou has a larger area of ecological patches and smaller resistance of ecological corridor. Due to intense development and construction
the central and southern Guangzhou have smaller areas of ecological patches that are scattered and larger ecological corridor resistance
with the appropriate width of the corridor less than 100 m.