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  • ACRS 1999


    Land Use

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    Landuse Change and Urban Growing Monitoring in China

    Prof. Li yingcheng, Chu liangcai, Guo tongying, Xue Yanli, Li xueyou, Ding xiaobo, Liu xiaolong
    Chinese Academy of surveying & Mappping ,Beijing,P.R.China
    Email: casmphrs@public3.bta.net.cn

    Keyword: landuse change and urban growing, RS monitoring

    Abstract
    To effectively protect the agriculture land, the department responsible for the land resource management of China organize the landuse change and urban growing monitoring project using remote sensing technique in 100 cities during the recent 3 years.

    The paper describes the landuse change and urban growing monitoring project in Henan province. The landuse change classification system, the technological process, the technical methods and data management are presented. Especially the multi-resource data fusion technique, the change detection technique and landuse change mapping technique are describe in detail.

    It looks clear that the remote sensing monitoring is helpful for the land resource management. It can objectively provide the quantity and location of landuse change information, and also can assist to enforce the land law.

    1. agriculture land problem in China
    In China, with large number of population and less agriculture land, the average area of agriculture land is only 47% of the world average level, and there are about 666 counties whose average area are lower than 0.8 acre--- the lowest alarm level formulated by the World Food and Agriculture Organization. More than, with the development of economy, the growing of urban and rural occupy a large number of agriculture land, followed by the effect of arid, pollution, salinization and desertization, the agriculture land continue to decrease, the amount is high to 7000,000 acre every year.

    The agriculture land is the main source of the food and closely relates with people’s lives. President Jiang once emphasis repeatedly: “Protect agriculture land is equal to protect our life line ”. How to control the land decreasing and protect the land is very important. But the development of economy must be ensured at the same time of protection. So how to protect the land, and coincide the contradiction between development & protection require that the administrators are full clear with the status of the agriculture land and the landuse change in our country, especially the real status of urban growing. Only based on accurate numbers, there will be drawn up science measures.

    For many years, the National Land Bureau relies on the landuse map, landuse detail investigation materials and landuse change materials that are supplied by the local land administrators. Some problems exist within them, first, the period of acquiring is too long which can not be satisfied with the necessary of the economy development; the second, some of the data that supplied by local land administrators may be fault for their local benefits. So, the new measures and technique must be taken. It’s the Remote Sensing technology (RS). RS can reflect the true image of land and supply the real information of landuse and change without any disturbance of person, more than, it is good at high speed and short period, and can supply data as soon as possible.

    2. the development and focus of landuse change and urban growing monitoring

    2.1 the history and status quo of landuse change and urban growing monitoring in China

    Since the Eighth-five years, the National Land Bureau begin to do work for the RS monitoring. From Aug.1996 to Mar.1997, they organize to finish 17 cities RS monitoring with three period TM data; In 1997, 100 cities RS monitoring are completed with 91 and 97 TM data; By the end of 1998, RS monitoring is done in Zhengzhou, Taiyuan, Luoyang and other important cities. This series of experiments truly reflect the reality of landuse change and urban growing, and give assistance to the land administrators; except that, the perfect technique route and rich experiences are accumulated in the works.

    In 1998, the National Resource Department formulate the measure of “the rule of landuse dynamic Remote Sensing monitoring”, which will be the basis for the RS Monitoring in the future. In 1999, the National Resource Department plan to do RS Monitoring of 69 cities including 30 provincial capitals, 5 municipalities directly under the Central Government and others important cities in order to cooperate with the investigation of the national resources. According to the reality of China, four types of RS Monitoring period are adopted: municipalities, developed cities and important cities in eastern China do every year; important agriculture zones do every three years; hills, grassland and forest do every five years; the desert zones in western China do every ten years or more.

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