Climate Change and Dryland Agricultural Ecosystem Management
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The study of the evolution between ecological security pattern <strong>and</strong><br />
agricultural productive force in the Manas River basin for the past<br />
Abstract:<br />
thirty years<br />
Yuejian Wang 1,2,Hailiang Xu 3, Cheng Wang 2, Hongbo Ling 3, Hongling Liu 4, Shaoming Wang4,∗<br />
1.Department of Geography, Shihezi University, Xinjiang Shihezi 832003<br />
2.School of geographical sciences ,southwest university ,Chongqing 400715<br />
3.Xinjiang Institute of Ecology <strong>and</strong> Geography, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Urumqi 830011<br />
4.Key Laboratory of Oasis Ecological Agriculture of Xinjiang Bingtuan, Xinjiang Shihezi 832003<br />
It is an important indicator for ecological security to have a healthy ecosystem,its ultimate goal is to<br />
achieve ecosystem health services <strong>and</strong> build sustainable ecological l<strong>and</strong>scape security pattern.<br />
Ecological health is a form for appraising eco-system status, Costanza <strong>and</strong> the descendants think that<br />
st<strong>and</strong>ards of ecosystem health includes energy, organizational ability, resilience, maintenance of<br />
ecosystem services, management options, the reduction of the external input、the influence of<br />
neighboring system <strong>and</strong> human health <strong>and</strong> so on, are total eight aspects, the first three of which are the<br />
most important.<br />
Based on the structure <strong>and</strong> function of ecological system, the basic principle of using ecological health<br />
has important significance for the study on security of ecological system, especially that at present<br />
about ecological security pattern of arid basin <strong>and</strong> evolution relationship of agricultural production is<br />
the hot issue for ecology field research. After decades of large-scale water conservancy <strong>and</strong> irrigation,<br />
the rapid increase in cultivated l<strong>and</strong>, watershed agricultural productivity has been greatly improved for<br />
Manas River basin, but all of which is on the basis of arge-scale water resources development, highly<br />
dependent on water resources development <strong>and</strong> construction for the oasis makes the valley a series of<br />
ecological <strong>and</strong> environmental problems.<br />
Therefore, according to the characteristics of a typical mountain - Oasis - Desert system structure<br />
(MODS) for the Manas River Valley, the basin is divided into four ecological zones, to analyze the<br />
ecological security condition for the four ecological zones in the past 30 years; from the perspective of<br />
ecological health, as amended by the Costanza previous model, this passage studies <strong>and</strong> analyses the<br />
changes in basin as a whole ecological security pattern <strong>and</strong> the evolution relationship between its<br />
change <strong>and</strong> agriculture production development.<br />
Study suggests that: (1) In the past 30 years, the changes are in ecological security evaluation index<br />
value <strong>and</strong> the ecological security status for 4 eco-types: the upstream mountain index value fell 0.13,<br />
from the relatively safe area - warning area; river oasis city zone index value increased 0.09, by the<br />
early warning area - relatively safe areas; River oasis agricultural area index value decreased to 0.19<br />
by the early warning area in the District; downstream desert index value fell 0.14,ecological security<br />
situation continued to decline in the warning range. Expect for the city outside oases, ecological<br />
security condition of mountains upstream, midstream <strong>and</strong> downstream oasis agricultural areas all<br />
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Corresponding author: Wang Shao-ming, Email:westwild@vip.sina.com<br />
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