Changes in land use patterns, types, and intensities significantly impact ecosystem services.
This study follows the time series logic from history to the expected future to investigate the …

The imbalance in the “production–living–ecology” function (PLEF) has become a major
issue for global cities due to the rapid advancement of urbanization and industrialization …

Understanding the clustering features and current distribution of villages and reasonably
determining their layout and scale play a crucial role in coordinating urban and rural …

Landslides are constantly increasing in the Himalayan region due to strong tectonic
activities, soil erosion, heavy rainfall, and anthropogenic activities. Despite the severe …

Deforestation and alterations in land use are key factors contributing to rises in both local
and global temperatures. However, the effect of these alterations on land surface …

Atmospheric ozone (O 3) has been placed on the priority control pollutant list in China's 14th
Five-Year Plan. Due to their unique meteorological conditions, plateau regions contain high …

Climate change significantly impacts vegetation gross primary productivity (GPP), yet
uncertainties persist in the carbon cycle of tropical terrestrial ecosystems due to incomplete …

Climate change and large‐scale ecological restoration programs have profoundly
influenced vegetation greening and gross primary productivity (GPP) in China's drylands …

Land surface temperature (LST) from satellite images contains meaningful signatures of
geothermal heat flux (GHF) for geothermal exploration. However, the signal is mixed with …

Rapid urbanization worldwide offers numerous benefits but also introduces challenges,
particularly concerning urban climate comfort, which affects the physical and social well …