Multifunctionality assessment of the land use system in rural residential areas: Confronting land use supply with rural sustainability demand.

Abstract By applying an integrated framework, we developed a new way to quantify the multifunctionality of rural residential land: analyzing the reciprocal relationships between the structure and function of land use, as well as identifying the demand of rural sustainability for residential land fun...

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Publicado en:Journal of Environmental Management Vol. 231; pp. 73 - 86
Autores principales: Ma, Wenqiu, Jiang, Guanghui, Li, Wenqing, Zhou, Tao, Zhang, Ruijuan
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Academic Press Inc. Feb2019
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          Ma, Wenqiu
          Jiang, Guanghui
          Li, Wenqing
          Zhou, Tao
          Zhang, Ruijuan
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          State Key Laboratory of Earth Surface Process and Resource Ecology, Beijing Normal University, Beijing 100875, China
          College of Resources Science and Technology, Faculty of Geographical Science, Beijing Normal University, Beijing 100875, China
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        Land use
        Supply & demand
        Surface topography
        Residential areas
        Sustainability
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          Land use
          Supply & demand
          Surface topography
          Residential areas
          Sustainability
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        Internal structure
        Multifunctionality
        Rural residential land
        Rural sustainability
        Supply and demand
        Internal structure
        Multifunctionality
        Rural residential land
        Rural sustainability
        Supply and demand
      ab: Abstract By applying an integrated framework, we developed a new way to quantify the multifunctionality of rural residential land: analyzing the reciprocal relationships between the structure and function of land use, as well as identifying the demand of rural sustainability for residential land functions. In the assessment of the rural residential land functions from the supply and demand perspectives by establishing an indicators system, the results show that there are five substantial functions of rural residential land, i.e., residential, public service, industrial, commercial and ecological function, and a potential function. Unbalanced development patterns between function supply and demand are clearly observed at multilevel: at the regional level, demand exceeding supply refers to the public service, commercial, and ecological function, especially for ecological function; at the town level, the spatial pattern of the difference is closely linked with topographic features; the inferior and complex topographic condition always is associated with inadequate function supply. Strategies based on the arrangements of rural residential land use structure, including function conversion and function enhancement, have been adopted to balance the supply and demand of land functions. Together, alternative strategies (e.g., industrial allocation, population introduction, and location choices) also need to be recognized by policymakers to achieve rural sustainable development. Highlights • Multifunctionality results from interactions of land use function demand and supply. • Rural residential land function supply is associated with its internal structure. • Rural sustainability is a guideline to achieve multifunctional land use patterns. • Differences between function demand and supply can be seen at multilevel. • Function conversion and enhancement are two schemes to balance the differences.
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