The economic value of natural resources and natural environment can be described by natural capital. Based on the example of the change of water and green space within the fourth ring road of Beijing from 1983 to 2002, this paper presents the quantitative research on the change of natural capital by the means of remote sensing. And this paper explores the dynamic change of water and green space as natural capital, and assesses the economic loss from the viewpoint of natural capital. Then this paper analyzes by each (City proper, Haidian, Fengtai and Chaoyang). Finally, conclusions are drawn that there is a decrease of 18.72% of water and a decrease of 23.33% of green space. The largest change happens in Haidian. Also the distribution, types...
Natural capital is a basic condition for human survival, and its utilization evaluation is the core ...
AbstractThe Grand Canal was more than 3,500km long, going through 2500 years in China history. It pl...
The unprecedented growth of urban areas all over the globe is nowadays maybe most apparent in China ...
Over the past two and a half decades, urban growth has been a subject in numerous studies mostly thr...
AbstractLand utilization is mainly the one of the human conscious activity in natural environment, R...
Green space plays important roles in the environment as an integral part of the urban ecosystem. It ...
Natural capital is the limiting and irreplaceable factor in human welfare and sustainability. Regard...
This study examines the temporal and spatial changes in land use as aconsequence of rapid urban deve...
The environment supplies water, land, biological resources, and climate resources for people’s daily...
Form the macroscopical-ecology point of view, base on remote sensing measure of region ecological ca...
Urban green space (UGS) has gained increasing attention due to its environmental and social function...
Under the short-term economic development goal, the excessive exploitation of natural resources and ...
Abstract: This study examines the temporal and spatial changes in land use as a consequence of rapid...
Form the macroscopical-ecology point of view, base on remote sensing measure of region ecological ca...
With urban population growing and urban sprawling, urban ecological environment problems appear. Stu...
Natural capital is a basic condition for human survival, and its utilization evaluation is the core ...
AbstractThe Grand Canal was more than 3,500km long, going through 2500 years in China history. It pl...
The unprecedented growth of urban areas all over the globe is nowadays maybe most apparent in China ...
Over the past two and a half decades, urban growth has been a subject in numerous studies mostly thr...
AbstractLand utilization is mainly the one of the human conscious activity in natural environment, R...
Green space plays important roles in the environment as an integral part of the urban ecosystem. It ...
Natural capital is the limiting and irreplaceable factor in human welfare and sustainability. Regard...
This study examines the temporal and spatial changes in land use as aconsequence of rapid urban deve...
The environment supplies water, land, biological resources, and climate resources for people’s daily...
Form the macroscopical-ecology point of view, base on remote sensing measure of region ecological ca...
Urban green space (UGS) has gained increasing attention due to its environmental and social function...
Under the short-term economic development goal, the excessive exploitation of natural resources and ...
Abstract: This study examines the temporal and spatial changes in land use as a consequence of rapid...
Form the macroscopical-ecology point of view, base on remote sensing measure of region ecological ca...
With urban population growing and urban sprawling, urban ecological environment problems appear. Stu...
Natural capital is a basic condition for human survival, and its utilization evaluation is the core ...
AbstractThe Grand Canal was more than 3,500km long, going through 2500 years in China history. It pl...
The unprecedented growth of urban areas all over the globe is nowadays maybe most apparent in China ...