近300年中国农林地空间格局重建及其碳核算/南京大学人文地理服务区域发展系列丛书
Reconstructs three centuries of Chinese farmland and forest patterns and quantifies their impact on terrestrial carbon storage using spatial analysis and historical records.
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This monograph examines long-term changes in China's agricultural and forest land cover.
Using historical records and modern spatial analysis, the authors reconstruct land-use patterns from the early Qing dynasty to the present.
Carbon accounting methods are applied to quantify how these land-cover shifts have influenced terrestrial carbon storage.
The study integrates geographic information science with historical geography to support regional development planning.
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