Impact Evaluation of Land Consolidation Planning on Environment Based on DPSIR Model
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    [Objective] Land renovation and the subsequent environmental impact were assessed in 20 land consolidation plans in Qingyang City of Gansu Province to provide a reference for environmental impact assessment by land consolidation in the mountainous area of eht Loess Plateau.[Methods] Based on the DPSIR(driving-force-pressure-state-impact-response) model, a scientific and reasonable evaluation index system was established to assess the environmental impacts of land consolidation in Qingyang City. [Results] (1) The per capita GDP and the increment of arable land had strong driving effect on land change. Impact on ecological environment was prominent by land pollution. City's forest coverage had an important effect on variation of land resources. People's feeling to environment was important with regard to land management, and the interlinks among population, resources and environment, as well. The impact of comprehensive utilization of solid waste was mostly important. (2) The maximum comprehensive environmental impact of land consolidation was assessed at 0.256 9 in Zhoujia village, Shancha Town, Zhenyuan County, and the minimum one was assessed at 0.130 4 in Miaoshan mountain, Taibailiang Town, Qingcheng County. [Conclusion] The comprehensive indexes of all the 20 consolidation areas largely varied between 0.150 0 to 0.250, indicating that the ecological environment in Qingyang City has great improvement potentiality.

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乔蕻强,程文仕,程东林,林君伟.基于DPSIR模型的土地整治规划环境影响评价[J].水土保持通报英文版,2017,37(2):308-312

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  • Received:June 04,2016
  • Revised:August 29,2016
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  • Online: May 10,2017
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