Abstract:Carbon emissions resulting from land utilization constitute a significant source of regional carbon emissions. Conducting dynamic change analysis and simulation research on land use carbon emissions in Tianjin city can provide valuable references for promoting green and sustainable development of regional land resources. Based on land use data of Tianjin city from 2000 to 2020, by using ArcMap10.8 software and land use dynamics models, land use transfer matrices, and land use carbon emission calculation models to analyze the dynamic change characteristics of land use carbon emissions in Tianjin. On the basis of setting three land use scenarios of natural development, economic development, and ecological protection, by using PLUS model and grey prediction model,land use and carbon emissions in Tianjin city in 2030 has been simulated and predicted. It is showed that: ①From 2000 to 2020, the area of construction land in Tianjin city has increased significantly, while farmland has decreased and has been converted to construction land. ② From 2000 to 2015, total land use carbon emissions have continued to rise, while gradually decreased after 2015. There has been a trend of converting carbon sink land to carbon source land Over 20 years. ③Under three land use scenarios, the overall land use pattern exhibits no substantial alterations. In terms of carbon emissions, ecological development scenario registers the lowest levels, followed by natural development scenario, with economic protection scenario yielding the highest emissions. In the future, construction land will continue to be the predominant factor driving changes in overall carbon emissions. The following suggestions have been proposed::①land use structure should be optimized and strictly controlled the addition of new construction land. ②Technological progress should be promoted while promoting urbanization development. ③The ecological protection scenario is closer to "dual carbon" goal. The policy orientation of Tianjin city needs to optimize carbon sink land types and inhibit the disorderly expansion of farmland and construction land.