[ComGIS-based regional landscape pattern monitoring information system]

Area of Science:

• Ecological Informatics
• Geographic Information Systems
• Landscape Ecology

Background:

• Effective management of landscape ecological data is crucial for regional planning.
• Dynamic monitoring of landscape patterns is essential for understanding ecological changes.
• Existing systems may lack integrated capabilities for data management, analysis, and forecasting.

Purpose of the Study:

• To develop a Regional Landscape Pattern Monitoring Information System (RLPMIS).
• To integrate data management, query, analysis, and forecasting functions for landscape ecology.
• To provide a tool for scientifically managing and dynamically monitoring regional landscape patterns.

Main Methods:

• Combination of Delphi method and MapX software for system development.
• Development of four core modules: data management, query management, landscape index analysis, and landscape forecasting.
• Integration of graphical and attribute data for comprehensive landscape analysis.

Main Results:

• The RLPMIS effectively integrates and manages landscape data, enabling spatial display, location, and inquiry.
• The system allows for comprehensive analysis of landscape patterns using various landscape indices.
• Dynamic generation of statistical graphs and tables visualizes landscape pattern changes over time.

Conclusions:

• The developed RLPMIS provides a robust platform for scientific landscape management and monitoring.
• The system facilitates the analysis of landscape patterns and forecasting of future trends.
• This approach enhances the understanding and management of regional ecological dynamics.