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This research aims to develop a framework to optimize ecological security patterns in urban settings by addressing scale mismatches.

April 10, 2026LandOpen Access

Bio-Inspired Geocomputation for Cross-Scale Ecological Security Patterns in Urban Agglomerations: An Integrated Framework from Data Fusion to Network Optimization

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YXYi XiaoSouthwest University FLFeng LiuSouthwest University

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Demonstrates an integrated framework for optimizing ecological security in urban agglomerations, suggesting enhanced resilience through innovative data approaches.

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This research aims to develop a framework to optimize ecological security patterns in urban settings by addressing scale mismatches.
Developed a Proactive Integration Mechanism (PIM) for ecological data optimization.
Utilized a Function–Structure–Policy approach integrating clustering of ecosystem services.
Employed a Dual-Feedback Mechanism combining circuit theory with an Improved Ant Colony Optimization algorithm.
Conducted complex network analysis for targeted ecological interventions.
Validated findings using temporal data from 2000 to 2020.
Identified 22 integrated ecological sources and 37 ecological corridors.
Achieved a 20.5% increase in circuit redundancy (α-index) and an 8.6% improvement in overall connectivity (γ-index).
Confirmed the high stability of identified patterns over a two-decade period.

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Xiao et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d8948f6c1944d70ce0573c https://doi.org/10.3390/land15040602

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Demonstrates an integrated framework for optimizing ecological security in urban agglomerations, suggesting enhanced resilience through innovative data approaches.

Bio-Inspired Geocomputation for Cross-Scale Ecological Security Patterns in Urban Agglomerations: An Integrated Framework from Data Fusion to Network Optimization

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