Study on the humanistic driving framework based on territory space change in southwest karst mountainous area, China
WAN Jiangjun
DENG Wei
ZHANG Jifei
SONG Xueqian
Abstract：Karst mountainous area is a special type of mountain land space. To identify anthropogenetic factors and their mechanism on the change of karst land is of great significance to properly regulate the intensity of human activities. The ecosystems in southwestern China karst mountainous area present poor anti-interference ability and are highly fragile. The spatial heterogeneity and scale correlation of land use are strong. Irrational human activities have led to a sharp conflict of man-land relationship in local areas. This paper put forward and analyzed the four human driving factors affecting the change of land space in the southwestern China karst mountains, which are social-economic development, folk culture and custom, policies and regulations, and population change. From game theoretical perspective between regulators and users and the idea of "Driver Factors Identification-Decision Analysis Process-Behavioral Results-Feedback Paths", this paper constructed a human driving framework for the change of land space in the karst mountains in southwest China. Accordingly, this study may provide a new theoretical perspective for the territory space optimization in karst mountain areas of China.
Keywords：southwest karst mountainous areaterritory spacedriving frameworkmulti-dimensional human factors
Publication Date：2018-11-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：7( 859-865 )