Classification of rural villages based on Landscape Indices - Focusing on Landscape Ecological Aspects -

Kim, Han‐Soo; Oh, Choong-Hyeon

doi:10.7851/ksrp.2011.17.3.001

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“…Park et al developed questionnaires to study people's emotions towards Hanok, a traditional Korean building, based on the materials and forms of the roof and the overall shape of the building [13]. Kim suggested that rural landscapes should be managed visually, and pointed out that the use, number of floors, and structure of buildings, as well as their roof types, materials, and colors, may reflect rural architectural characteristics [14].…”

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“…Studying these places is of great significance for understanding changes in village architectural features at the street level. Additionally, as the fifth facade of traditional Chinese architecture, roofs at the building level have a significant impact on a building's features [10,11,14]. However, at present, numerous studies have only analyzed roof form or roof color, neglecting to holistically assess roof form, material, and color.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Residential roofs are an important characteristic that represent changes in architectural features of traditional villages at the building level [19]. The form, material, and color of a roof can fully reflect changes in the features of a single building [14]. Therefore, the traditional residential roofs in Lingquan Village were selected as the study object for the analysis of building-level change, and their evolution characteristics were explored based on remote sensing images and drone aerial photography.…”

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Quantitative Analysis and Cause Exploration of Architectural Feature Changes in a Traditional Chinese Village: Lingquan Village, Heyang County, Shaanxi Province

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It is crucial for the protection and sustainable development of villages in China to effectively determine the changes that have occurred in traditional villages’ architectural features and the causes of such changes in order to provide timely feedback, correct protection planning, and construction in these villages. This paper analyzed quantitative indexes at three different scales in Lingquan village, namely construction land, public infrastructure, and the form, material, and color of roofs, using remote sensing images at different time points, drone shooting, and a field survey. It was found that the rate of change of the architectural features at the village and street levels were low, with an overall trend of improvement observed. However, the residential roof features at the building level showed more changes, with a trend of deterioration observed. It was also found that the active participation of the government was the main reason for the substantial improvement observed in the village’s street-level features. Further, for residential houses, the lack of standard guidance for their protection and renovation, as well as the lack of protection awareness and participation mechanisms, were the main reasons found for the deterioration of the village’s building-level features. Finally, the study forwarded some suggestions in order to provide reference value for the timely revision of protection strategies for many villages in China similar to Lingquan village.

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A Study on Development of Diagnostic Index for Measure of Rural Villages Landscapes Level

Song¹,

Kim²

2013

Journal of Korean Society of Rural Planning

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: In this study, it provides the diagnostic index for the rural landscape formation. For the development of diagnostic index, this study first analyzed documents and papers on the landscape formation. Landscape types are also classified by their function and then landscape index was developed by AHP method. Classification system was categorized as three steps: 2 items for 1st step, 10 items for 2nd step, and 20 items(criteria) for 3rd step. In the survey of weighting values with AHP method, the analysis result for the first step showed that rural village landscape is more important than landscape around the village by approximately 20%. In the second step, residence is rated as the most important, followed by village tree planting, and then farmland around the rural villages, greenery, and water environment. In the third step, the feng shui is rated as the most important, followed by tree planting, village forest, culture, and history. While vehicle maintenance, village alleys and pedestrian facilities are rated lower. In index of the around the village, weighting value for index of the farm land and skyline has the highest value.While species richness, water quality and water resources were rated relatively low. In the future, the rural landscapes diagnosis index will be applied to measure the level of the rural villages landscapes and it is expected to propose political support for the landscapes formation.

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A Study on Application of Landscape Diagnosis Index and Landscape Formation Plan of Rural Villages

Song¹,

Kim²,

Doh³

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Journal of Korean Society of Rural Planning

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: In this study, it propose what the landscape elements is to be improved urgently and how to improve landscape by reflecting the rural village characteristics away from the spatial integrated landscape planning. The study area for landscape research is selected as the 9 rural villages in Chungcheongbuk-do, and research is done by using village unit landscape diagnostic index(VULDI). the result is shown that average VULDI value of the rural village zones is bigger than one of the town village zones with difference of 15%. Two zones of Chilseong-myeon and Sangchon-myeon among the town village zones are appeared to be similar with the rural village zones in landscape level by VULDI value. Generally, the rural villages to maintain the good landscape have the low population and high engagement rate in agriculture. Looking political support criteria at the landscape level, the seven zones except Deoksan-myeon and Maengdong-myeon have high VULDI value more than 60%, which means that it seems unnecessary to support political landscape improvement. However, when it is divided into two parts of the village inside landscape and the surrounding landscape, 8 rural village zones except one zone of Sangchon-myeon have low VULDI value less than 60%, which means it is necessary to support political landscape improvement. It is important to give the intensive support of ever urgent landscape improvements and high priority landscape elements on the results of the diagnostic before planning of the rural landscape formation.

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Classification of rural villages based on Landscape Indices - Focusing on Landscape Ecological Aspects -

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Quantitative Analysis and Cause Exploration of Architectural Feature Changes in a Traditional Chinese Village: Lingquan Village, Heyang County, Shaanxi Province

Quantitative Analysis and Cause Exploration of Architectural Feature Changes in a Traditional Chinese Village: Lingquan Village, Heyang County, Shaanxi Province

A Study on Development of Diagnostic Index for Measure of Rural Villages Landscapes Level

A Study on Application of Landscape Diagnosis Index and Landscape Formation Plan of Rural Villages

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