Regional Assessment of Eco-environmental Vulnerability Based on GIS A Case Study of Hubei Province, China

Regional Assessment of Eco-environmental Vulnerability Based on GIS A Case Study of Hubei Province, China

The regional eco-environment quality is the base of the sustainable development. This paper developed an eco-environmental vulnerability evaluation model using spatial principle component analysis (SPCA) and eco-environment vulnerability index method. This method was carried out in a case study of H...

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eco-environment vulnerability
Geographic Information Systems
GIS
Hubei Province
Humans
Numerical models
Principal component analysis
regional assessment
Remote sensing
Reservoirs
Rivers
Soil
SPAC
Sustainable development
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description The regional eco-environment quality is the base of the sustainable development. This paper developed an eco-environmental vulnerability evaluation model using spatial principle component analysis (SPCA) and eco-environment vulnerability index method. This method was carried out in a case study of Hubei Province, China. The vulnerability was classified into six levels: potential, slight, light, medial, heavy, and extreme level. The results showed that the majority of Hubei Province was at slight, light or medial vulnerable level and the environmental vulnerability was increased from south to north.
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eco-environment vulnerability
Geographic Information Systems
GIS
Hubei Province
Humans
Numerical models
Principal component analysis
regional assessment
Remote sensing
Reservoirs
Rivers
Soil
SPAC
Sustainable development
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