:Assessment of causes and future deforestation in the mountainous tropical forest of Timor Island, Indonesia论文

:Assessment of causes and future deforestation in the mountainous tropical forest of Timor Island, Indonesia论文

本文主要研究内容

作者(2019)在《Assessment of causes and future deforestation in the mountainous tropical forest of Timor Island, Indonesia》一文中研究指出:The Mutis-Timau Forest Complex,one of the remaining mountainous tropical forest areas in Timor Island,eastern Indonesia that covers an area of 31,984 ha,tends to decrease gradually.Efforts to secure mountain forest functions and counteract the negative impact of declining forest areas are often constrained by data uncertainty on factors contributing to deforestation.For this reason,this study attempts to develop models of deforestation and predict future deforestation in the Mutis-Timau Forest Complex.We constructed models of deforestation that describe the relationship between deforestation and factors contributing to deforestation using spatial statistical models.In this model,we used the deforestation data for the 1987-2017 period obtained from a previous study as dependent variables and the potential causes of deforestation generated from Geographic Information System spatial analysis as independent variables.Using the probability of deforestation derived from the model,we predicted future deforestation under two different scenarios,namely,business-as-usual(as the reference scenario)and reducing emission fromdeforestation and forest degradation.Our findings showed that a positive relationship exists between probability of deforestation,distance to the settlement,and population density variables,whereas a negative relationship exists between likelihood of deforestation,elevation,slope,distance to the road,distance to the savanna,and forest management unit variables.During the 2017-2030 period,under the business-as-usual scenario,the Mutis-Timau Forest Complex will lose 1327.65 ha in forest area with an annual deforestation rate of 0.54%.Meanwhile,under the reducing emission from deforestation and forest degradation scenario,the overall forest loss was estimated to be 1237.11 ha with an annual deforestation rate of 0.50%.The predicted area of avoided deforestation in 2017-2030 under the reducing emission from deforestation and forest degradation scenario was 90.54 ha.Such data and information are important for the Mutis-Timau Forest Complex authority in prioritizing actions for combating deforestation and designing appropriate forest-related policies and supporting data for reducing emission from deforestation and forest degradation programme or other incentive schemes in reducing deforestation.

Abstract

The Mutis-Timau Forest Complex,one of the remaining mountainous tropical forest areas in Timor Island,eastern Indonesia that covers an area of 31,984 ha,tends to decrease gradually.Efforts to secure mountain forest functions and counteract the negative impact of declining forest areas are often constrained by data uncertainty on factors contributing to deforestation.For this reason,this study attempts to develop models of deforestation and predict future deforestation in the Mutis-Timau Forest Complex.We constructed models of deforestation that describe the relationship between deforestation and factors contributing to deforestation using spatial statistical models.In this model,we used the deforestation data for the 1987-2017 period obtained from a previous study as dependent variables and the potential causes of deforestation generated from Geographic Information System spatial analysis as independent variables.Using the probability of deforestation derived from the model,we predicted future deforestation under two different scenarios,namely,business-as-usual(as the reference scenario)and reducing emission fromdeforestation and forest degradation.Our findings showed that a positive relationship exists between probability of deforestation,distance to the settlement,and population density variables,whereas a negative relationship exists between likelihood of deforestation,elevation,slope,distance to the road,distance to the savanna,and forest management unit variables.During the 2017-2030 period,under the business-as-usual scenario,the Mutis-Timau Forest Complex will lose 1327.65 ha in forest area with an annual deforestation rate of 0.54%.Meanwhile,under the reducing emission from deforestation and forest degradation scenario,the overall forest loss was estimated to be 1237.11 ha with an annual deforestation rate of 0.50%.The predicted area of avoided deforestation in 2017-2030 under the reducing emission from deforestation and forest degradation scenario was 90.54 ha.Such data and information are important for the Mutis-Timau Forest Complex authority in prioritizing actions for combating deforestation and designing appropriate forest-related policies and supporting data for reducing emission from deforestation and forest degradation programme or other incentive schemes in reducing deforestation.

论文参考文献

  • [1].Synergistic effects of tropical cyclones on forest ecosystems:a global synthesis[J]. Weimin Xi.  Journal of Forestry Research.2015(01)
  • [2].Scientists Urge Protection of Tropical Forests in Asia[J].   Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.2006(03)
  • [3].Comparison of temporal and spatial changes in three major tropical forests based on MODIS data[J]. Siyang Yin,Wenjin Wu,Xinwu Li.  Journal of Forestry Research.2019(05)
  • [4].Biomass and carbon dynamics of a tropical mountain rain forest in China[J]. CHEN DeXiang1*,LI YiDe1,LIU HePing2,XU Han1,XIAO WenFa3,LUO TuShou1,ZHOU Zhang4 & LIN MingXian1 1Research Institute of Tropical Forestry,Chinese Academy of Forestry,Guangzhou 510520,China;2Department of Physics,Atmospheric Science and Geoscience,Jackson State University,MS 39217,USA;3Research Institute of Forest Ecology,Environment and Protection,Chinese Academy of Forestry,Beijing 100091,China;4Department of Ecology,College of Urban and Environmental Sciences,Peking University,Beijing 100872,China.  Science China(Life Sciences).2010(07)
  • [5].Comparison of stem taper models for the four tropical tree species in Mount Makiling, Philippines[J]. Roscinto Ian C.LUMBRES,Azyleah C.ABINO,Nelson M.PAMPOLINA,Feliciano G.CALORA Jr,Young Jin LEE.  Journal of Mountain Science.2016(03)
  • [6].Comb-footed spiders(Araneae:Theridiidae) in the tropical rainforest of Xishuangbanna,Southwest China[J]. Cai-Xia Gao,Shu-Qiang Li.  动物分类学报.2014(01)
  • [7].Evaluation and scenario simulation for forest ecological security in China[J]. Qin Zhang,Guangyu Wang,Feng Mi,Xuanchang Zhang,Lianzhen Xu,Yufang Zhang,Xiaoli Jiang.  Journal of Forestry Research.2019(05)
  • [8].The changing landscape of mangroves in Bangladesh compared to four other countries in tropical regions[J]. S.M.Mijan Uddin,A.T.M.Rafiqul Hoque,Saiful Arif Abdullah.  Journal of Forestry Research.2014(03)
  • [9].Temporal patterns of storage and flux of N and P in young Teak plantations of tropical moist deciduous forest,India[J]. Kaushalendra Kumar Jha.  Journal of Forestry Research.2014(01)
  • [10].REGIONAL GEOCHEMISTRY OF RUBBER PLANTATION IN HAINAN ISLAND,CHINA[J]. Wang Jinghua.  The Journal of Chinese Geography.1990(02)
  • 论文详细介绍

    论文作者分别是来自Journal of Mountain Science的,发表于刊物Journal of Mountain Science2019年10期论文,是一篇关于,Journal of Mountain Science2019年10期论文的文章。本文可供学术参考使用,各位学者可以免费参考阅读下载,文章观点不代表本站观点,资料来自Journal of Mountain Science2019年10期论文网站,若本站收录的文献无意侵犯了您的著作版权,请联系我们删除。

    标签:;  

    :Assessment of causes and future deforestation in the mountainous tropical forest of Timor Island, Indonesia论文
    下载Doc文档

    猜你喜欢