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Relationships between land use pattern and surface water quality in Beijing

Ke Liu, Xiaoyu Guo, Bing Lei, Yonghua Sun, Mingyu Wang, Chang Xu, Yuhang Gan, Yizhi Hu, Xiaotong Han

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Remote sensing technology, geospatial analysis and statistical analysis were integrated to link land use and water quality in four river basins of Beijing. Results showed that Beijing was in a rapid urbanization process from 1989 to 2008. At buffer zone scale, area of built-up area and transportation land were positively correlated with TN and NO3--N, and negatively correlated with TP and NH4+-N; Agriculture land was strongly related to TP, while negatively related to NO3--N; other land use types were not good predictors for water quality in the study area.

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Remote sensing technology, geospatial analysis and statistical analysis were integrated to link land use and water quality in four river basins of Beijing. Results showed that Beijing was in a rapid urbanization process from 1989 to 2008. At buffer zone scale, area of built-up area and transportation land were positively correlated with TN and NO3--N, and negatively correlated with TP and NH4+-N; Agriculture land was strongly related to TP, while negatively related to NO3--N; other land use types were not good predictors for water quality in the study area.

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Remote sensing technology, geospatial analysis and statistical analysis were integrated to link land use and water quality in four river basins of Beijing. Results showed that Beijing was in a rapid urbanization process from 1989 to 2008. At buffer zone scale, area of built-up area and transportation land were positively correlated with TN and NO3--N, and negatively correlated with TP and NH4+-N; Agriculture land was strongly related to TP, while negatively related to NO3--N; other land use types were not good predictors for water quality in the study area.

Key concepts: Beijing, Computer science, Algorithm, Geography, China, Archaeology

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