AN ANALYSIS OF THE LOCATION EFFECTS ON THE LUCC BASED ON RS:A CASE STUDY OF THE LONGKOU MINE

doi:10.6046/gtzyyg.2007.01.16

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Abstract

The remote sensing images of 1989, 1995 and 2004 were interpreted to get the land use information of the study area with BPNN. Based on the location theory and the geographic analytical method, this paper studied the time and spatial evolution model of the land use caused by the subsiding land and the relationship between the transformation of the subsiding land and the location effects. The results show that the evolution of the land use types assumed an obvious ring structure, and that the variation speed and extent in the central area were greater than those in the outer area. In the central area, different kinds of land were transformed mainly to the subsiding land. The transformation in the intermediate area took place mainly among the cultivated land, garden land, wood-land, subsiding land and construction land. The periphery area mainly assumed transformation between the construction land and the garden land.

Keywords The gold deposits area Vegetation Landscape abnormal

TP 79： F 301

Issue Date: 19 July 2009

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JIANG Chun-Ling, WU Quan-Yuan, YANG Sheng-Jun, ZOU Min, QIAO Cheng. AN ANALYSIS OF THE LOCATION EFFECTS ON THE LUCC BASED ON RS:A CASE STUDY OF THE LONGKOU MINE[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2007, 19(1): 73-76.

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