Journal of Geographical Sciences ›› 2015, Vol. 25 ›› Issue (1): 113-128.doi: 10.1007/s11442-015-1157-z
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Erfu DAI1(), Zhuo WU1,2, Xiaofan WANG1,2, Hua FU3, Weimin XI4, Tao PAN1
Received:
2013-07-29
Accepted:
2014-04-08
Online:
2015-01-15
Published:
2015-01-15
About author:
Author: Dai Erfu (1972-), PhD and Professor, specialized in comprehensive study of physical geography, climate change and regional response, simulation of LUCC. E-mail:
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Erfu DAI, Zhuo WU, Xiaofan WANG, Hua FU, Weimin XI, Tao PAN. Progress and prospect of research on forest landscape model[J].Journal of Geographical Sciences, 2015, 25(1): 113-128.
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Table 1
Comparison of different conceptions defined for FLM"
Definer | Advantage | Shortage |
---|---|---|
Simple and clear; strong generality; application range | Weak professionalism and pertinence; overemphasizing on computer program; restrictive | |
Simulation in landscape scale (interaction between process and pattern) | No application range; overemphasizing on the simulation essence of computer program; restrictive | |
Emphasizing on characteristics of spatial variation; using mathematics models to simulate landscape-scale characteristics; interaction between driving factors | Insufficient analysis on landscape variation characteristics in temporal scale | |
Xi et al. (2009) | Highlighting the relationship between forest dynamic mechanism and disturbance influence, and the relationship between ecology process and models | Insufficient consideration on scale extension |
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