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Forest ecosystem is the main body of terrestrial ecosystem. Quantifying the overall productivity (GPP) of the forest ecosystem and analyzing the spatial changes at that time will help to understand the dynamic development of terrestrial carbon and the mechanism to respond to climate change and promote the sustainable development of China’s forestry. Now, as an important technology for data collection and spatiotemporal analysis, it is necessary to further explore the application possibilities of geographic information science (GIS) in the development and research of green plants. The photosynthesis model of green plants is optimized by using nonlinear least squares fitting function, and the spatial and temporal dynamic characteristics of environmental factors are analyzed using GIS technology. Today, the international community has reached a consensus on the sustainable development of forestry and the sustainable forest management status and role of the entire society and economy. Considering this topic, this article first discusses the basic theory of forest resource asset accounting and analyzes the four basic premises of forest resource asset accounting. Through the confirmation of forest resource assets, the basic theory, forest resource asset confirmation and the outline of forest resource asset confirmation are processed, the content of forest asset accounting is analyzed using systematic investigation methods, and the forest asset accounting system is established. Based on the measurable forest resource assets, this information is recorded in the Chinese accounting system, and a corresponding accounting system is established. At the same time, the feasibility of the accounting is evaluated to ensure that it can be used.
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Fuzhou Development and Reform Commission Project (Preliminary topics of Fuzhou’s “14th Five-Year Plan”): Research on key measures for high-quality promotion of the construction of “Platform Fuzhou” during the “14th Five-Year Plan” period.
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Deng, S., **a, Y. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Research on green plant development and forest asset accounting based on GIS system data. Arab J Geosci 14, 1197 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-021-07412-9
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