Abstract
In this study, by using descriptive statistical analysis and the method of setting up multiple study areas for comparison, with the help of high spatial resolution remote sensing interpretation data, the spatial distribution characteristics of land use in the study areas of World Heritage occurrence environment are studied. The results show that: (1) the mean value of each occurrence environment of Hailongdun World Heritage site is small, the degree of patch fragmentation is large, and the corresponding standard deviation is large, which is caused by the large difference of patch size. (2) The area of residential land, industrial and mining storage land, special land, cultivated land and forest land in Hailongdun World Heritage site is increasing from the core area, buffer area, Hailongdun village to the village boundary, which is in direct proportion to the area change of each environment.
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