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• TITLE: Potential Analysis of Inefficient Garden Land and Residual Forest Land Remediation in Comprehensive Land Remediation of the Whole Region—A Case Study of Zhemu Town, Guilin City, China

  AUTHORS: Mingyuan Liu, Xiangwen Cai, Yuening Song, Yan Zhao, Zehao Liu

  KEYWORDS: Analytic Hierarchy Process, Inefficient Garden, Defective Forest Land, Potential Analysis, Comprehensive Improvement of Land in the Whole Region

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.9 No.10, October 22, 2021

  ABSTRACT: The remediation of inefficient garden land and defective forest land is one of the important sources and types of supplementary cultivated land in the comprehensive land remediation of the whole region. The remediation and development of inefficient garden land and defective forest land will effectively alleviate the multiple pressures faced by cultivated land at present. Taking Zhemu Town, Guilin City, China as an example, on that basis of the data of the third national land survey, using analytic hierarchy process, this paper selects six evaluation factors, including water source, traffic, slope, field concentration, farmland infrastructure and villagers’ will, to study the remediation potential of inefficient garden land and defective forest land in Zhemu Town, and delimits four potential divisions, in order to provide the basis for the arrangement of land remediation projects in Zhemu Town. The results show that the northern, central and western regions of Zhemu Town have great remediation potential.