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[基于地质探测器-GTWR的江西省景观生态风险及其驱动因素]

Min Liu1, Hai-Sheng Cai1,2, Xue-Ling Zhang1,3

  • 1Innovation Research Base of Natural Resources Utilization Technology and Management of Jiangxi Province, Key Laboratory of Poyang Lake Ecology of Nanchang, Development Research Center of Selenium-rich Agricultural Industry, Jiangxi Agricultural University, Nanchang 330045, China.

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|October 15, 2025
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江西省的景观生态风险一般较低,但正在增加,高风险地区正在扩大. 人类和自然因素相互作用推动这些变化,突出显示了有针对性的管理策略的必要性.

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地质探测器 地质探测器江西省 江西省 江西省驱动因素 驱动因素 驱动因素地理和时间加权回归模型 (GTWR)景观生态风险 景观生态风险

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