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This is a Quantitative Study study (also classified as: Cohort Study).

September 16, 2025SustainabilityOpen Access

From Conflict to Coexistence: Integrated Landscape Optimization for Sustainable Tourism in Urban Tourism Areas

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JSJie ShenNingbo University LLLei LiSophia University LPLiang PengNanjing Audit University

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This research develops a framework to optimize landscape patterns in urban tourism areas, suggesting improved ecological preservation and tourism balance.

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The study reveals significant spatial heterogeneity in ecological sensitivity across Shihe District, showing diverse landscape patterns.
High-sensitivity zones account for 23.2% of the area, located mainly in southwestern mountainous regions, highlighting critical ecological zones.
A multi-indicator ecological sensitivity assessment was conducted using GIS and FRAGSTATS software, providing insights into landscape fragmentation.
The proposed framework supports sustainable tourism development, aiming to balance ecological integrity and community needs in urban areas.

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Shen et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d454c531b076d99fa5a0dd https://doi.org/10.3390/su17188270

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This research develops a framework to optimize landscape patterns in urban tourism areas, suggesting improved ecological preservation and tourism balance.

From Conflict to Coexistence: Integrated Landscape Optimization for Sustainable Tourism in Urban Tourism Areas

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From Conflict to Coexistence: Integrated Landscape Optimization for Sustainable Tourism in Urban Tourism Areas

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