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REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES    2010, Vol. 22 Issue (2) : 97-101     DOI: 10.6046/gtzyyg.2010.02.21
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The Post-earthquake Landscape Pattern Changes of Land Use in Northern Mountain Areas of Mianzhu
GAO Hui 1,2, HE Zheng-wei 1,2,3, NI Zhong-Yun 1,2, CAI Ke-ke 1,2, WANG Le 1,2
1. State Key Laboratory of Geohazard Prevention & Geoenvironment Protection, Chengdu 610059, China;2. Geosciences College, Chengdu University of Technology, Chengdu 610059, China;3. Key Laboratory of Resource Environment and GIS, Capital Normal University, Beijing 100048, China
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Abstract  

Based on the landscape pattern theory, this paper made use of the TM remote sensing images of northern mountain areas of Mianzhu obtained before and after the Wenchuan May 12, 2008 earthquake for the work of land use classification. With the land-use classification map as the data source, the authors studied the disturbance of the earthquake to the landscape pattern in the aspects of classification and landscape level, and discussed the dominance, shape index and degree of fragmentation in different classes on the basis of FRAGSTATS software. The result shows that the woodland was most greatly affected, as evidence by the facts that its dominance was decreased, its degree of fragmentation was raised, and the edge effect was increased by the increasing edge density. In addition, the area of bush-wood and hilly dry field was deduced evidently, and the circulation and CONTAG of the landscape were decreased. In a word, the stability of the ecosystem is worse than that of the pre-earthquake period.

Keywords Remote sensing      GIS      Land use      Dynamic     
Issue Date: 29 June 2010
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GAO Hui, HE Zheng-Wei, NI Zhong-Yun, CAI Ke-Ke, WANG Le. The Post-earthquake Landscape Pattern Changes of Land Use in Northern Mountain Areas of Mianzhu[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2010, 22(2): 97-101.
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