CEST2025

In the new Anthropocene, human has been evaluated as a global force transforming the terrestrial biosphere. Human use of land has transformed ecosystem pattern and process across most of the terrestrial biosphere. The aim of this paper is to assess anthropogenic transformation based on spatial pattern and temporal process, which Includes the type of land use, intensity of intervention and trend of human impact. Studies on the type (land use), intensity and trend of human intervention were carried out with the support of satellite images and field observation. Spatial patterns of intervention type (land use) were designed according to the dynamic model of land use, including function and activity. The main criterion used for determining the degree of intervention intensity is the sensible vegetation components. The process of human intervention trend was defined based on the continuum of resulting from the interaction between natural dynamics (land cover) and economic and social dynamics (land use) in the environment. Studies have shown that land use change is closely related to biophysical agents. Studies of the trend of human intervention have shown that this trend follows from the specific sequence of natural cover to industry.