Can Wang

Does urban expansion exert a greater impact on land use conflicts than cropland expansion? Empirical evidence from a rapidly urbanizing area in China's arid region

Can Wang, Hongwei Wang, Jianmin Wu, Min Li et autres

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Threshold-dependent responses of ecological resilience to land degradation: Implications for achieving land degradation neutrality in drylands

Jinhua Wu, H B Wang, Can Wang, Xin Huang et autres

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Research on remote sensing ecological index prediction based on deep learning—Taking the application of long short-term memory neural network in Yili prefecture as an example

Wen Gu, Hongwei Wang, Huanjun Zhang, Jinhua Wu et autres

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How has the COVID-19 pandemic brought opportunities for Industrial Development to peripheral regions? The Case of Yangtze River Delta, China

Can Wang, Hongyun Huang, Chen Chen, Zhan Cao

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Understanding the Spatio‐Temporal Relationships and Drivers of Cultivated Land Multifunction Supply–Demand Mismatch Towards Targeted Cultivated Land Management

Xin Huang, Hongwei Wang, Can Wang, Jinhua Wu et autres

ABSTRACT Managing cultivated land multifunction supply–demand (CLMSD) relationships and controlling certain drivers to maintain well‐matched cultivated land multifunction (CLM) combinations are key challenges in the sustainable use of cultivated land resources. Although methods have been established in the CLM research focusing on …

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A framework for land use conflicts identification and zoning based on “scale-function-pattern”: Theory and application

Can Wang, Hongwei Wang, Jinhua Wu, Ming Li et autres

• Construct a theoretical framework for LUCs based on “scale–function–pattern”. • Propose a multi-dimensional and multi-scale LUCs identification methodology. • Reveal spatiotemporal patterns of multi-dimensional LUCs in NSEBTM (2000–2020). • Define five zoning types to support sustainable land management. • Validate the …

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Multi-scale spatiotemporal interactions between land use transformation and carbon emissions in China from 1980 to 2020

Jijun Meng, Can Wang, Yi Zou, Ziyan Han et autres

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Threshold Effects and Synergistic Trade-Offs in Ecosystem Services: A Spatio-Temporal Study of Kashgar’s Arid Region

Suyan Yi, Hongwei Wang, Can Wang

The complex trade-offs and synergies among ecosystem services (ESs) in arid regions influence the stability and sustainable development of regional ecosystems. As a representative oasis–desert transition zone, the Kashgar region requires quantifying the key drivers and thresholds influencing ecosystem services, which is …

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Which exerts a greater impact on ecosystem resilience: Cropland expansion or urban expansion? Insights from a spatiotemporal analysis

Jinhua Wu, Hongwei Wang, Can Wang, Xin Huang et autres

Ecosystem resilience (ER) is pivotal for regional ecological security and sustainable ecosystem development. Both cropland expansion and urban expansion impact ER; however, the comparative magnitude and spatial patterns of their effects remain underexplored. This study investigates the spatiotemporal evolution and distribution characteristics …

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Spatiotemporal mismatch between land use functions and land use efficiencies and its influencing factors in Xinjiang: Implications for sustainable land management

Xin Huang, Hongwei Wang, Xiaomei Yan, Can Wang et autres

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Zoning and spatial resilience: Land use and food security in the Ili River Valley, China

Jinhua Wu, Hongwei Wang, Can Wang, Xin Huang et autres

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Evaluation of spatial conflicts of land use and its driving factors in arid and semiarid regions: A case study of Xinjiang, China

Can Wang, Jinhua Wu, Ming Li, Xin Huang et autres

The study of spatial conflicts of land use (SCLU) is an important breakthrough to reveal the evolution mechanism of regional human-land relationship. Accurate identification of SCLU and scientific exploration of its spatio-temporal characteristics of their driving factors are pivotal for regional sustainable …