Study on Gradient Variation of Landscape Change in Zhuhai City Based on RS
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Study on Gradient Variation of Landscape Change in Zhuhai City Based on RS
Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis SunYatseniVol. 52, Issue 1, Pages: 123-129(2013)
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1. 环境保护部卫星环境应用中心,北京,100094
2. 中央民族大学生命与环境科学学院,北京,100081
3. 北京大学城市规划与设计学院,广东,深圳,518055
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Published:2013,
Published Online:25 January 2013,
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YANG Yipeng, SUN Haoming, GUO Luo, et al. Study on Gradient Variation of Landscape Change in Zhuhai City Based on RS. [J]. Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis SunYatseni 52(1):123-129(2013)
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YANG Yipeng, SUN Haoming, GUO Luo, et al. Study on Gradient Variation of Landscape Change in Zhuhai City Based on RS. [J]. Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis SunYatseni 52(1):123-129(2013)DOI:
Study on Gradient Variation of Landscape Change in Zhuhai City Based on RS
17 radiatively circular bands and 2 spatial samples were built starting from central area with the support of GIS. The spatial pattern
variation of landscape gradient and urbanization effect were analyzed by using landscape pattern indexes with remote sensing images and spatial gradient statistical analysis. The results indicated that landscape structure complexity and fragmentation in Zhuhai urban area gradually increased. The area of urban building
road and forest increased obviously
while the area of farm
bare land
water
shrub and beaches decreased. The change of landscape pattern showed that urbanization effect enlarged. With the movement of spatial sample from centre to urban fringe
the area of farm increased and urban building decreased gradually. The gradient directions of urbanization were obvious. Natural environment and human disturbance influenced the temporal and spatial landscape patterns Duing the past 15 years
the urban area of Zhuhai has extended 10 km to the northwest and 12 km to the southwest. With the study of spatial gradient
we can quantitatively analyse urban gradient expansion and structure change. The research is significant for urban planning and resources protection.