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Landscape pattern analysis based on GIS technology and index analysis

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Based on the 2014 forest resource second-class investigation data and DEM data of Yabuli forest park, we used the GIS technology and Fragstats4.2 analysis software, and adopted the 2-class classification system including land-use type and dominant tree species to analyze the composition elements, patch characteristics and spatial distribution of landscapes in research area. The results are as follows:forest land, accounting for 74.5% of the total area, is the largest landscape type, followed by agricultural land which takes 11.49% of the total area; Broad leaf mixed forest (24.76%), linden forest. (17.57%), larch forest (11.83%), A. mono Maxim (11.74%) and birch (9.89%) are main landscape types in forest land, and the patches are in concentrated distribution. The distribution of the components of each landscape are affected obviously by altitude, exposure and gradient. Great differences also exist in their complexity, adjacency, reunion and fragmentation. The interference of human activities and people’s long-term forest management also have a great impact on the spatial distribution of forest landscape.

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Thanks for the precious advice on this paper provided by Hu Haibo of Najing Forestry University, Special guidance Project of the member of Heilongjiang Academy of Science XB2015SW01.

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He, X., Bo, Y., Du, J. et al. Landscape pattern analysis based on GIS technology and index analysis. Cluster Comput 22 (Suppl 3), 5749–5762 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10586-017-1502-3

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