Spatial optimal allocation of land resources in Fengweihan, Kaishan, Laos

Yuling Peng, Xuexian Xu, Jianqiu Yu, Feiyang Liu, Wenjie Qin, Yu Xia

Article ID: 1571
Vol 5, Issue 1, 2022

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Abstract


Objective: Through the spatial optimal allocation of land resources to improve the efficiency of land use, promote the rational layout of various industries and infrastructure, and provide a theoretical basis for the comprehensive development of regional social economy. Methods: Combining GIS spatial analysis technology, logistic regression analysis method and CLUE-S model, taking Kaishan Fengweihan City, Laos, as the research area, the research on the spatial optimal allocation of land resources was carried out. Under the constraints of spatial suitability and quantitative structure, the spatial optimal allocation of land resources in Fengweihan city of Kaishan is carried out based on the land demand, limiting factors, conversion rules and spatial characteristics. Results: Urban construction land and paddy fields expanded to suitable areas on the original basis, and the forestry land with sparse distribution was reduced correspondingly due to development and utilization, while other land types did not change significantly in quantity and space. Conclusion: Urbanization construction and agricultural development can provide the foundation and support for the economic development of Kaishan Fengweihan city. At the same time, it is necessary to give consideration to ecological protection and promote the overall, coordinated and sustainable use of land resources.


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Land Use; Space Optimization; CLUE-S Model; Fengweihan City, Kaishan, Laos

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.24294/nrcr.v5i1.1571

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