The conflict results of rural "production-living-ecological" spaces in Yinchuan Metropolitan Coordinating Region

This study establishes an open-access geospatial database to quantify rural spatial conflicts in metropolitan regions, grounded in the "Production-Living-Ecological Spaces" (PLES) theoretical framework. Drawing on landscape ecology principles, we developed a Spatial Conflict Composite Index (SCCI) that integrates four dimension-specific metrics:Spatial Complexity Index (SCI): Calculated using the Area-Weighted Mean Patch Fractal Dimension (AWMPFD) to characterize morphological irregularity of land cover patches.Spatial Heterogeneity Index (SHI): Applied to measure PLES heterogeneity through entropy-based categorical distribution analysis.Spatial Stability Index (SSI): Derived from interannual standard deviations of dominant land use type proportions to assess system stability.Spatial Fragility Index (SFI): Quantified by ecological land vulnerability ranking based on multi-temporal change rates (2000-2020).The database compiles:Primary Data: Landsat 8 multi band remote sensing image data (2013/2018/2023)