Optimal land use allocation with the intention of ecosystem services provision and
biodiversity conservation is one of the key challenges in agricultural management …

Agricultural landscapes presently cover about 46% of earth terrestrial surface. This
cultivated area is decreasing, whereas the global food demand is projected to increase up to …

Rural production–living–ecological (PLE) space is the essential carrier of China's rural land
resource planning and management. However, the pattern identification, optimal prediction …

Urbanization alters the supply of ecosystem services that are vital for human well-being. The
loss of ecosystem services is particularly challenging in rapid urbanization areas where …

The increasing demands of the population and the need for development obliged the
optimal use and adaptive management of the watershed resources. Accordingly, it is …

Predicting soil erosion potential is important in watershed management. A rapidly growing
Iranian population and climate change are expected to influence land use and soil …

Soil erosion leads to land fertility reduction and land degradation, which threaten food and
ecological security. Therefore, it is fundamental for soil erosion risk control to accurately …

The optimisation of land use allocation plays an important role in sustainable land use
planning. It is crucial to realise the synergy between economic development and ecosystem …

As a result of multiple land use types, spatial heterogeneity, and conflicts of interest among
multiple participants, multi-site land use allocation becomes a complex and significant …

Improper land use is one major cause of non-point source pollution. Integrated modeling
would support the evaluation and optimization of land use for the non-point source pollution …