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2011, 31( 2): 0547) 0555 Acta Ecologica Sinica 1 2 2 1, 2, * 刘语凡, 陈 雪, 李贵才 , 曾 辉 ( 1. , 100871; 2. , 518055) : 2007 2007 IRS 1B10, , , ; Pearson, , 3, 6, 5, , 0. 794 : ;;; ; Relationship of egetation degradation classification and landscape accessibility classification in Shenzhen 1 2 2 1, 2, * LIU Yufan , CHEN Xue, LIGuicai, ZENG Hui 1College of Urban and Environm ental Science, Peking University, P eking 100871, Ch ina 2K ey L aboratory of Science and Technology of UrbanH abitat, P eking University Shenzhen Grad ate School, Shenzhen 518055, Ch ina Abstract: Analysis of vegetation degradation and identification of its causes are a ong the ost i portant issues in plant ecology of the fast urbanizing areas. Previous research ainly focused on the patterns, echanis s and restoration techniques in degraded co unitiesat the ecosyste scale, but si ilar analyses are rare at the regional scale. The current study focused on the correlation of hu an disturbance and vegetation degradation on a regional scale, using Shenzhen, which is a fast-urbanizing area, as an exa ple. We used aviation i age and IRS satellite data and 1B100, 000 digital topographical ap of Shenzhen of the year 2007 andwe defined the entire vegetation in Shenzhen, which ainly included forest, plantation, orchard, far , shrub, bare land and unutilized areas, into twelve vegetation types using both visual interpretation and field observation. Forest, plantations and orchards were further classified into good and poor by their difference in vegetation coverage, tree height, do inant species, and plantdiversity, whereas the bare landswere defined as bare land buildings, bare land roads and bare land quarries. We a