Monitoring Changes in Land Use Land Cover and Ecosystem Service Values of Dynamic Saltwater and Freshwater Systems in Coastal Bangladesh by Geospatial Techniques

Assessing and modeling the changes in land use and land cover (LULC) patterns and associated ecosystem service values (ESV) has become an important global agenda for formulating sustainable land management policies. Taking the coastal region of Bangladesh (CRB) as a case study, we utilized remote se...

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Autores principales: Hoque, Muhammad Ziaul, Ahmed, Minhaz, Islam, Imranul, Cui, Shenghui, Xu, Lilai, Prodhan, Foyez Ahmed, Ahmed, Sharif, Rahman, Md. Atikur, Hasan, Jahid
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author Hoque, Muhammad Ziaul
Ahmed, Minhaz
Islam, Imranul
Cui, Shenghui
Xu, Lilai
Prodhan, Foyez Ahmed
Ahmed, Sharif
Rahman, Md. Atikur
Hasan, Jahid
author_browse Ahmed, Minhaz
Ahmed, Sharif
Cui, Shenghui
Hasan, Jahid
Hoque, Muhammad Ziaul
Islam, Imranul
Prodhan, Foyez Ahmed
Rahman, Md. Atikur
Xu, Lilai
author_facet Hoque, Muhammad Ziaul
Ahmed, Minhaz
Islam, Imranul
Cui, Shenghui
Xu, Lilai
Prodhan, Foyez Ahmed
Ahmed, Sharif
Rahman, Md. Atikur
Hasan, Jahid
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description Assessing and modeling the changes in land use and land cover (LULC) patterns and associated ecosystem service values (ESV) has become an important global agenda for formulating sustainable land management policies. Taking the coastal region of Bangladesh (CRB) as a case study, we utilized remote sensing and GIS techniques to analyze Landsat data of 1999 and 2019 to estimate the effect of LULC changes on the ESVs. The LULC classification, ESV quantification, and spatial variations were performed by semi-automated classification, per-unit value transfer, and spatial autocorrelation techniques, respectively. First, between 1999 and 2019, LULC altered dramatically (agricultural land and coastal wetlands decreased, while all other LULC types increased). Second, the total ESV decreased by 1.87%, which was mostly attributed to a 70% growth in both rural settlement and aquaculture/saltpan, and a 30% decline in both agricultural land and wetlands. Third, significant spatial correlation and moderately high spatial clustering were observed, which consisted mostly of mangrove forests, waterbodies, and wetland zones. Both high-high and low-low values increased, but spatial outliers remained unchanged. Conserving agricultural land should be prioritized in future land use plans of CRB to meet the ever-increasing food demands, control natural land conversion, and make land use sustainable.
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spelling CGSpace1640442025-12-08T10:29:22Z Monitoring Changes in Land Use Land Cover and Ecosystem Service Values of Dynamic Saltwater and Freshwater Systems in Coastal Bangladesh by Geospatial Techniques Hoque, Muhammad Ziaul Ahmed, Minhaz Islam, Imranul Cui, Shenghui Xu, Lilai Prodhan, Foyez Ahmed Ahmed, Sharif Rahman, Md. Atikur Hasan, Jahid water science and technology aquatic science geography planning and development biochemistry Assessing and modeling the changes in land use and land cover (LULC) patterns and associated ecosystem service values (ESV) has become an important global agenda for formulating sustainable land management policies. Taking the coastal region of Bangladesh (CRB) as a case study, we utilized remote sensing and GIS techniques to analyze Landsat data of 1999 and 2019 to estimate the effect of LULC changes on the ESVs. The LULC classification, ESV quantification, and spatial variations were performed by semi-automated classification, per-unit value transfer, and spatial autocorrelation techniques, respectively. First, between 1999 and 2019, LULC altered dramatically (agricultural land and coastal wetlands decreased, while all other LULC types increased). Second, the total ESV decreased by 1.87%, which was mostly attributed to a 70% growth in both rural settlement and aquaculture/saltpan, and a 30% decline in both agricultural land and wetlands. Third, significant spatial correlation and moderately high spatial clustering were observed, which consisted mostly of mangrove forests, waterbodies, and wetland zones. Both high-high and low-low values increased, but spatial outliers remained unchanged. Conserving agricultural land should be prioritized in future land use plans of CRB to meet the ever-increasing food demands, control natural land conversion, and make land use sustainable. 2022-07-23 2024-12-19T12:53:22Z 2024-12-19T12:53:22Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/164044 en Open Access MDPI Hoque, Muhammad Ziaul; Ahmed, Minhaz; Islam, Imranul; Cui, Shenghui; Xu, Lilai; Prodhan, Foyez Ahmed; Ahmed, Sharif; Rahman, Md. Atikur and Hasan, Jahid. 2022. Monitoring Changes in Land Use Land Cover and Ecosystem Service Values of Dynamic Saltwater and Freshwater Systems in Coastal Bangladesh by Geospatial Techniques. Water, Volume 14 no. 15 p. 2293
spellingShingle water science and technology
aquatic science
geography
planning and development
biochemistry
Hoque, Muhammad Ziaul
Ahmed, Minhaz
Islam, Imranul
Cui, Shenghui
Xu, Lilai
Prodhan, Foyez Ahmed
Ahmed, Sharif
Rahman, Md. Atikur
Hasan, Jahid
Monitoring Changes in Land Use Land Cover and Ecosystem Service Values of Dynamic Saltwater and Freshwater Systems in Coastal Bangladesh by Geospatial Techniques
title Monitoring Changes in Land Use Land Cover and Ecosystem Service Values of Dynamic Saltwater and Freshwater Systems in Coastal Bangladesh by Geospatial Techniques
title_full Monitoring Changes in Land Use Land Cover and Ecosystem Service Values of Dynamic Saltwater and Freshwater Systems in Coastal Bangladesh by Geospatial Techniques
title_fullStr Monitoring Changes in Land Use Land Cover and Ecosystem Service Values of Dynamic Saltwater and Freshwater Systems in Coastal Bangladesh by Geospatial Techniques
title_full_unstemmed Monitoring Changes in Land Use Land Cover and Ecosystem Service Values of Dynamic Saltwater and Freshwater Systems in Coastal Bangladesh by Geospatial Techniques
title_short Monitoring Changes in Land Use Land Cover and Ecosystem Service Values of Dynamic Saltwater and Freshwater Systems in Coastal Bangladesh by Geospatial Techniques
title_sort monitoring changes in land use land cover and ecosystem service values of dynamic saltwater and freshwater systems in coastal bangladesh by geospatial techniques
topic water science and technology
aquatic science
geography
planning and development
biochemistry
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/164044
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