An analysis of land use conflict potentials based on ecological-production-living function in the southeast coastal area of China

The rapid advancement of urbanization and industrialization has led to the continuous strengthening of multi-functionality of land use. The overlapping, crowding, agglomeration and transformation of various land use functions suggested that there would be fierce competition and conflicts. Based on t...

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Autores principales:	Lilin Zou, Yansui Liu, Jianying Wang, Yuanyuan Yang
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Publicado:	Elsevier 2021
Materias:	Land use conflicts Land use functions Ecological-production-living China Ecology QH540-549.5
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:1989f9e56e504c7eb4d7e161533594242021-12-01T04:41:49ZAn analysis of land use conflict potentials based on ecological-production-living function in the southeast coastal area of China1470-160X10.1016/j.ecolind.2020.107297https://doaj.org/article/1989f9e56e504c7eb4d7e161533594242021-03-01T00:00:00Zhttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1470160X20312395https://doaj.org/toc/1470-160XThe rapid advancement of urbanization and industrialization has led to the continuous strengthening of multi-functionality of land use. The overlapping, crowding, agglomeration and transformation of various land use functions suggested that there would be fierce competition and conflicts. Based on the widely recognized “ecological-production-living” perspective of sustainable development in the world, we constructed the spatial identification and intensity diagnosis model of potential land use function conflicts (LUFCs), and selected Nan’an City, a typical coastal city in southeast China, as an empirical analysis. On the level of theoretical building, the LUFCs were divided into eight types, the conflict intensity was divided into four stages, and a land use conflict risk index (LUCRI) was constructed to characterize the possibility of potential conflict, which was divided into four ranks. Empirical research showed that the spatial concentration characteristic of ecological function of land use in Nan’an City was not significant and was poor spatial connectivity, while the gradient and band feature of production function was significant and was good spatial connectivity, and living function have formed three core clusters. The controllable conflict zones gathered and formed cold spots in high altitude forest areas, as well as the out-of-control conflict zones gathering and forming hot spots in concentrated areas of social and economic activities. The area proportions of different conflict types respectively were 1.79%, 18.07%, 23.17%, 13.49%, 8.00%, 13.66%, 20.34% and 1.49%. The whole study area was basically at risk of potential conflicts, with the area proportions accounting for 55.28%, 30.19%, 12.30% and 2.23%. Different governance strategies should be adopted according to the spatial distribution, manifestation and conflict degree. The model and index constructed in this paper could accurately reflect the actual situation of land use in fast-growing areas, which would provide reference for land space planning and management.Lilin ZouYansui LiuJianying WangYuanyuan YangElsevierarticleLand use conflictsLand use functionsEcological-production-livingChinaEcologyQH540-549.5ENEcological Indicators, Vol 122, Iss , Pp 107297- (2021)
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spellingShingle	Land use conflicts Land use functions Ecological-production-living China Ecology QH540-549.5 Lilin Zou Yansui Liu Jianying Wang Yuanyuan Yang An analysis of land use conflict potentials based on ecological-production-living function in the southeast coastal area of China
description	The rapid advancement of urbanization and industrialization has led to the continuous strengthening of multi-functionality of land use. The overlapping, crowding, agglomeration and transformation of various land use functions suggested that there would be fierce competition and conflicts. Based on the widely recognized “ecological-production-living” perspective of sustainable development in the world, we constructed the spatial identification and intensity diagnosis model of potential land use function conflicts (LUFCs), and selected Nan’an City, a typical coastal city in southeast China, as an empirical analysis. On the level of theoretical building, the LUFCs were divided into eight types, the conflict intensity was divided into four stages, and a land use conflict risk index (LUCRI) was constructed to characterize the possibility of potential conflict, which was divided into four ranks. Empirical research showed that the spatial concentration characteristic of ecological function of land use in Nan’an City was not significant and was poor spatial connectivity, while the gradient and band feature of production function was significant and was good spatial connectivity, and living function have formed three core clusters. The controllable conflict zones gathered and formed cold spots in high altitude forest areas, as well as the out-of-control conflict zones gathering and forming hot spots in concentrated areas of social and economic activities. The area proportions of different conflict types respectively were 1.79%, 18.07%, 23.17%, 13.49%, 8.00%, 13.66%, 20.34% and 1.49%. The whole study area was basically at risk of potential conflicts, with the area proportions accounting for 55.28%, 30.19%, 12.30% and 2.23%. Different governance strategies should be adopted according to the spatial distribution, manifestation and conflict degree. The model and index constructed in this paper could accurately reflect the actual situation of land use in fast-growing areas, which would provide reference for land space planning and management.
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title	An analysis of land use conflict potentials based on ecological-production-living function in the southeast coastal area of China
title_short	An analysis of land use conflict potentials based on ecological-production-living function in the southeast coastal area of China
title_full	An analysis of land use conflict potentials based on ecological-production-living function in the southeast coastal area of China
title_fullStr	An analysis of land use conflict potentials based on ecological-production-living function in the southeast coastal area of China
title_full_unstemmed	An analysis of land use conflict potentials based on ecological-production-living function in the southeast coastal area of China
title_sort	analysis of land use conflict potentials based on ecological-production-living function in the southeast coastal area of china
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An analysis of land use conflict potentials based on ecological-production-living function in the southeast coastal area of China

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