A Refined Rural Settlements Simulation Considering the Competition Relationship among the Internal Land Use Types: A Case Study of Pinggu District

Tian, Yaya; Jiang, Guanghui; Zhou, Dong; Zhou, Tao; Ma, Wenqiu

doi:10.3390/land11050661

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“…Undoubtedly, by solving the problems of rural land, we can improve the human settlement environment in rural areas. Specifically, relevant research, including the evaluation of rural living environment satisfaction (Wang et al, 2021), rural settlement simulation considering the competition in rural land use (Tian et al, 2022), suitability evaluation of living environment in rural residential areas (Yu and Xu, 2022), etc., were incorporated in the journal Land. And the relevant articles in Land use policy include rural land use change driven by rural tourism (Xi et al, 2014), exploration of the rural settlement path under balanced land use (Gao et al, 2021) as well as the impact of rural population outflow on rural land use (Chen et al, 2014).…”

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The science of rural human settlements: a comprehensive overview

Liu,

Zheng,

Tang

2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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In the process of rapid urbanization in the world, many villages are facing a series of problems such as depopulation, population ageing, insufficient infrastructure, and public service facilities. In order for better rural development and full implementation of the 2030 sustainable development goals, we should hammer at improving the rural human settlements. Based on the science of human settlements proposed by Constantinos Doxiadis, bibliometric analysis was made on studies related to rural human settlements in the last 25 years. Through analysis, we believe that the number of related studies will gradually increase. Currently, the improvement of the rural ecological environment and the creation of a healthy rural human settlement environment are two hot topics. It is very likely that these topics will also be highly focused in the following decades. With the gradual development of rural areas and the improvement of the material lives of people, more and more scholars will pay attention to higher-level demands such as rural cultural environment and self-realization of villagers. By reviewing literature related to rural human settlements, we can comprehensively consider different aspects in rural human settlements. This is quite beneficial for the comprehensive development of rural human settlements. Scholars in different countries have similar focuses related to rural human settlements. However, because of different country conditions, the focuses of researchers have some obvious differences. Relevant literature contributes to the development of the science of human settlements.

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The science of rural human settlements: a comprehensive overview

Liu,

Zheng,

Tang

2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…Rural human settlement system resilience (RHSSR) is the basis for maintaining the healthy and stable operation of RHSS and the establishment of a sustainable evolutionary path [13]. The way in which to investigate RHSSR and further promote the system resilience has become an important issue, but only a relatively small amount of attention is currently focused on this topic [28,29]. Additionally, land use, as a mirror of socio-economic development, can reflect the spatiotemporal distribution patterns and development problems of rural human settlement [30], which means there is a close relationship between land use and RHSSR.…”

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The Spatial Association of Rural Human Settlement System Resilience with Land Use in Hunan Province, China, 2000–2020

Tang,

Huang,

Jiang

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In China, the rural human settlement system (RHSS) reflects the relationship between rural people and land but is affected by land use and land cover change (LUCC). Maintaining a harmonious development between RHSS resilience (RHSSR) and LUCC is an important rural development issue. However, the spatial association between LUCC and RHSSR remains unclear, constraining effective land use and rural policymaking. The association between RHSSR and LUCC was assessed from a spatial perspective. Using county-level spatial panel data for Hunan Province, China (2000–2020), an evaluation indicator system was established to measure RHSS and analyze the spatiotemporal evolution of RHSSR using a geospatial analysis and geodetector model. The average RHSSR level increased from 0.158 to 1.406. The RHSSR generally presented a three-level stepped spatial distribution feature of high in the east and low in the west, with a belt-like distribution. Additionally, the RHSSR was consistent with land use intensity (LUI), but there was significant spatial heterogeneity in the spatial relationship between LUI and RHSSR. The evolution of RHSSR occurred through industrial development, medical service improvement, increased income, and environmental protection. This has important implications for future rural development strategies, the sustainable development of rural land, and the integration of RHSS into regional planning.

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“…With the introduction of various policies that focus on rural issues, such as the rural revitalization strategy in China, studies on rural settlements have received increasing attention (Ma et al, 2022). Correspondingly, the internal land use structure of rural settlements has been a major focus (Tian et al, 2022). As one land use type of rural residential land, RPSL's area and distribution directly impact the efficiency of rural residential land, as well as the effectiveness and fairness of rural public services (Gao and Tang, 2018) (Luo and Sun, 2020).…”

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Spatio-temporal pattern and allocation efficiency of public service land in rural settlements

Zheng

Jiang

Tian

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The construction of infrastructure and public services is the core of countryside planning. As the carrier of rural public services, the evolutionary pattern and efficiency of rural public service land (RPSL) can directly reflect the development of rural public services. However, existing studies have mainly characterized public service space through the number of public service facilities rather than the area of land occupied. Furthermore, research on public service land in rural settlements is lacking. Taking 273 villages in the Pinggu District of Beijing as an example, this article integrated multi-dimensional data, including geospatial data, big data, and socio-economic data, to analyze the spatio-temporal evolution characteristics of RPSL from 2004 to 2019. The bi-dimensional allocation efficiency index addressing qualitative and quantitative development was introduced to measure the allocation efficiency of RPSL. The results show that the area of RPSL in Pinggu District has increased by 57.28 ha, and the internal land use structure of RPSL has become balanced. The evolution pattern of RPSL was characterized by both agglomeration and dispersion, as well as by a significant tendency to expand along main roads. The uneven distribution of public service facilities and the significant differences in accessibility reflected the non-equalization of public services. The allocation efficiency of RPSL in 79.23% of the villages was at a low level, which is mainly due to the mismatch between the rural public service land area and the population, the non-differentiated allocation of public service facilities, the uneven public service quality, and the low accessibility of RPSL. In the future, policymakers should plan rural public service land rationally from the perspective of the actual situation, such as setting flexible indicators, building a living circle of rural settlements, and so on. This research will not only enrich the research perspective of rural public services but also provide a reference for the study on the utilization and optimization of rural settlements.

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A Refined Rural Settlements Simulation Considering the Competition Relationship among the Internal Land Use Types: A Case Study of Pinggu District

Cited by 5 publications

References 59 publications

The science of rural human settlements: a comprehensive overview

The science of rural human settlements: a comprehensive overview

The Spatial Association of Rural Human Settlement System Resilience with Land Use in Hunan Province, China, 2000–2020

Spatio-temporal pattern and allocation efficiency of public service land in rural settlements

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