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Optimization of land use structure based on ecological GREEN equivalent

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Optimization of land use structure consists of economic and social and ecological optimization. Applying the minds of system engineering and principles of ecology, this paper presents such thoughts: the optimal forest-coverage rate calculated according to the reality of a district is set as main standard of ecological rationality in the district; through considering the value of ecosystem services of the land with GREEN equivalent (mainly cultivated land and grassland) and based on the rule, GREEN equivalent, this paper introduces the area conversion between woodland and cultivated land, also between woodland and grassland; this paper establishes a multi-dimension controlling model of optimization of land use structure. In addition, a multi-objective linear programming model for optimization of land use structure is designed. In the end, this paper tests and verifies this theory of ecological optimization, taking Qionghai city in Hainan Province as an example.

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Correspondence to Liu Yanfang.

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Project supported by the Open Fund of National Laboratory for Information Engineering in Surveying, Mapping and Remote Sensing(990301).

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Yanfang, L., Dongping, M. & Jianyu, Y. Optimization of land use structure based on ecological GREEN equivalent. Geo-spat. Inf. Sci. 5, 60–67 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02826478

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