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Li Jiayong, Li Changhua. GRADATION AND ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE DEGREE OF NATURAL LANDSCAPE IN XING, AN COUNTY, GUANGXI[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 1992, 2(4): 367-372.
Citation: Li Jiayong, Li Changhua. GRADATION AND ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE DEGREE OF NATURAL LANDSCAPE IN XING, AN COUNTY, GUANGXI[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 1992, 2(4): 367-372.
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GRADATION AND ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE DEGREE OF NATURAL LANDSCAPE IN XING, AN COUNTY, GUANGXI

  • Commission for Integrated Survey of Natural Resources, The Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100101, PRC

  • Publish Date: 1992-12-20
  • A new technique designed to help quantify the degree of damage to the landscape from one area to another shows a close relationship between population density and the degree of landscape damage. The technique establishes a scale of damage from 0 to 5 (zero = no damage; 5 = severe damage) using data from aerial photographs, land-use maps, and field data. The related formula allows one to compare the relative degree of damage across regions using a combination of an absolute index, a theoretical index, a relative index, and population density. Xing'an County is used to demonstrate the technique.
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GRADATION AND ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE DEGREE OF NATURAL LANDSCAPE IN XING, AN COUNTY, GUANGXI

  • Commission for Integrated Survey of Natural Resources, The Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100101, PRC
  • Publish Date: 1992-12-20

Abstract: A new technique designed to help quantify the degree of damage to the landscape from one area to another shows a close relationship between population density and the degree of landscape damage. The technique establishes a scale of damage from 0 to 5 (zero = no damage; 5 = severe damage) using data from aerial photographs, land-use maps, and field data. The related formula allows one to compare the relative degree of damage across regions using a combination of an absolute index, a theoretical index, a relative index, and population density. Xing'an County is used to demonstrate the technique.

Li Jiayong, Li Changhua. GRADATION AND ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE DEGREE OF NATURAL LANDSCAPE IN XING, AN COUNTY, GUANGXI[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 1992, 2(4): 367-372.
Citation: Li Jiayong, Li Changhua. GRADATION AND ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE DEGREE OF NATURAL LANDSCAPE IN XING, AN COUNTY, GUANGXI[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 1992, 2(4): 367-372.
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