The Study Of Land Use Pattern In Zhouzhi County Based On Landscape Ecology

The study of landscape pattern, significantly orienting the study of modernlandscape ecology, plays a constructive role in the development of landscape ecology.The analysis of landscape pattern studies the structural features coupled with spatialdistribution through comparing the characteristic of different types of landscape patch,aiming at supplying a reference and evidence for landscape planning and theoptimization of land use pattern.This article regarding the basic principles and ideas of landscape ecology asguidance, with ZhouZhi county as the studied area, discusses the integrated featuresof the landscape pattern of land use, from the point of the view of landscape ecology.Also,it makes an attempt to put forward the suggestions and measures for theoptimization of land use pattern in the context of rapid development of urban andrural integration process, providing theoretical basis for the introduction of landscapeecology in the land use planning, and dedicated to offer a reference for constructing awhole landscape ecological system with sustainable development.The main topics of this article are as follows. First, we should rationally dividethe types of landscape in ZhouZhi county with the support of GIS. Second, it isnecessary to deeply analyze the landscape pattern of land use.Eventually, in order tooffer a reference for land administration of ZhouZhi county, it is essential to givesuggestions for the optimization of land use pattern.The result of the study in this article indicates that the natural topography types ofthe land in the ZhouZhi county are of diversity, the types of the regional land use aregrossly different, and the woodland is mainly clustering around the mountain areawith regional distribution in bulk. The cultivated land and the garden plot are mostlydistributed in the flat area with a higher degree of fragmentation. The woodlanddominants the landscape pattern in ZhouZhi county, with distinct advantage. Theproportion of the cultivated land is smaller than that of the woodland, and thecultivated land spreads disproportionately. The town village and industrial land aremostly distributed in the flat area, while their composition is randomly scattered around. The land area of transportation is rather small with the worse planning.