Remote sensing analysis of impervious surface changes in Zhoushan Islands during 1990—2011

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The expansion of impervious surfaces(IS)exacerbates the pollution of water resources in the island city, which is one of the important human factors affecting the vulnerability of island ecosystem. Landsat images acquired in three days of the same season were applied to monitor the dynamics of IS in Zhoushan Islands during 1990―2011. Firstly, the non-IS region was masked by the land use data set of the study area by supervised classification. Then, the complement of vegetation coverage was used to extract IS in 1990, 2000 and 2011. The results show that the IS expansions have occurred continuously over the past 20 years. The IS area in Zhoushan Islands increased from 47.96 km ² (accounting for 6.28% of the total study area) in 1990 to 114.40 km ² in 2011 (16.27%), and the increased IS were mostly located around the old city of Zhoushan Islands and along the periphery of surrounding islands. It is observed that the height of new IS was gradually changing to greater depth with time. The analysis indicates that the topography and the policy as well as the functions and transportation convenience are the dominant factors controlling the spatial patterns of IS and its expansions in Zhoushan Islands.

Keywords impervious surfaces(IS) remote sensing spatial analysis Zhoushan Islands

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Issue Date: 30 May 2018

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	Xiaoping ZHANG
	Ying LYU
	Huaguo ZHANG
	Chaokui LI

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Xiaoping ZHANG,Ying LYU,Huaguo ZHANG, et al. Remote sensing analysis of impervious surface changes in Zhoushan Islands during 1990—2011[J]. Remote Sensing for Land & Resources, 2018, 30(2): 178-185.

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Fig.1 Location of study area

Tab.1 Basic information of major islands in study area

Fig.2 Land use/land cover map of Zhoushan Islands from 1990 to 2011

Fig.3 ISA maps of Zhoushan Islands from 1990 to 2011

Tab.2 Accuracy assessment for results of ISA extraction

Fig.4-1 Changes of IS area in Zhoushan Islands from 1990 to 2011

Fig.4-2 Changes of IS area in Zhoushan Islands from 1990 to 2011

Fig.5 Spatial distribution of increased IS in different time periods

Fig.6 Changes of height for new increased IS during different periods

Tab.3 Height of new increased IS during different periods(m)

Fig.7 Changes of population density in Zhoushan Islands during different periods

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