Title :
Research on the landscape of Terrace Land and discussion on the management pattern
Author :
Liang, Chen ; Li, Xiaowen ; Zhang, Lina
Author_Institution :
Environ. Sch., Beijing Normal Univ., Beijing, China
Abstract :
As a particular agricultural and vernacular landscape. Terrace land has been generated by long-time experiences accumulating in farming. It is a sustainable land use model, which is satisfy human living and survival needs. Based on the case study of Baiyangdian region, the research illustrate the structure, functions, values of the Terrace Land system evaluated by Ecological Services and the great ecological issue: plants spreads and swamping greatly in the basin. And based on landscape ecology, geographical information system and Relative Theory, the discussion is made to offer a set of management system for Terrace Land: 1) Analyze the regional Eco-hydrology in Baiyangdian basin ; 2) Research into the relationship between plants spreading and swamping; 3) establish the management system of Eco-hydrology and Terrace Land Patterns co-control on swamp vegetation swamping. At the end, the issue would be studied in a deep-going way in the future research.
Keywords :
agriculture; ecology; geographic information systems; land use planning; sustainable development; vegetation mapping; Baiyangdian region; agricultural landscape; ecological services; geographical information system; human living needs; landscape ecology; management pattern; plants spreads; regional ecohydrology; relative theory; sustainable land use model; swamp vegetation swamping; terrace land pattern cocontrol; terrace land system; vernacular landscape; Biological system modeling; Chemistry; Environmental factors; Geographic Information Systems; Lakes; Morphology; Vegetation; Baiyangdian; Landscape of Terrace Land; Management Pattern; ecosystem services function; plants spreading; swamping;
Conference_Titel :
Mechanic Automation and Control Engineering (MACE), 2011 Second International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Hohhot
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-9436-1
DOI :
10.1109/MACE.2011.5987717