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Workflow summary.

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Fig 2.

Study area (Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China).

Notes: a. China; b. Yunnan Province; c. Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture. The base map images are from the China Ministry of Natural Resources(http://bzdt.ch.mnr.gov.cn/index.html). The drawing approval number is GS (2016)1593.

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Table 1.

Data sources and descriptions.

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Table 2.

Tourism resource categories.

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Table 3.

Analysis of the tourism resources and number of reviews in different periods.

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Fig 3.

Spatial distribution of tourists’ perceived tourism resources.

Notes: a. Kernel density map of tourists’ perceived tourism resources; b. Perceived degree of humanistic resources; c. Perceived degree of natural resources; d. Perceived degree of recreation and tourism resources. The circle in the graph represents the number of reviews, i.e. the larger the circle, the more reviews. The graph in the upper-left corner indicates the geospatial distribution of different types of tourism resources. The base map images are from the China Ministry of Natural Resources(http://bzdt.ch.mnr.gov.cn/index.html). The drawing approval number is GS (2016)1593.

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Table 4.

Influencing factors’ q-value results.

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Fig 4.

Changes in the influencing factors during different periods.

Notes: a. Change in the q-value of traffic accessibility; b. Change in the q-value of socioeconomic factors; c. Change in the q-value of the natural environment; d. Change in the q-value of core resources.

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