Construction of Corridor of Architectural Heritage Along the Line of ZiJiang River in Hunan Province in the Background of the Tea Road Ceremony

Chen, Hui; Cao, Dong Bo; Yuan, Zuyi; Sicheng, Meng

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/471/8/082024

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“…Liang, Hong, and LaPoint analyzed and constructed heritage corridors at different spatial scales from the perspective of ecology [11]. Currently, functional corridors have been proposed in research results, such as the idea of developing smart eco-city corridors along the Manchester Ship Canal [12], green ecological corridors [13][14][15], cultural landscape corridors in villages [15,16], exploring the spatial structure of intangible cultural heritage and constructing corridors along the Ming Great Wall that facilitate the adaptive reuse of heritage, corridors constructed for the conservation of linear heritage [11,17,18], exploring whether there are cultural heritage corridors along the Tea Horse Road from multiple perspectives, and proposing a method of spatial integration to determine heritage corridors [19].…”

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A Study on the Spatiotemporal Aggregation and Corridor Distribution Characteristics of Cultural Heritage: The Case of Fuzhou, China

Zhang,

Jiang,

Wang

et al. 2024

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Fuzhou is an important city on the southeast coast of China with rich cultural heritage resources, and it is a national historical and cultural city in China. The main purposes of this study are the following: 1. To study the current situation and spatial distribution of cultural heritage; 2. To study the construction of cultural heritage corridors; 3. To utilize the holistic characteristics of heritage corridors to integrate the cultural heritage elements along the corridors and achieve the optimal allocation of resources. This study collects data from 605 cultural heritage sites in Fuzhou City and establishes a GIS database. The spatial distribution characteristics of cultural heritage in Fuzhou City are studied using aggregation analysis, nearest neighbor analysis, and buffer analysis in GIS technology. The following results were obtained: there is a cultural heritage corridor in Fuzhou City with the Minjiang River serving as the main land and water transportation line, and the closer one is to the water transportation line, the more intensive the distribution of cultural heritage points; and there are three cultural heritage node areas and one special cultural heritage node area. The study of Fuzhou’s heritage corridor system has important reference significance for the protection of cultural heritage in coastal historical cities in China and even in East Asia and has exploratory value for the holistic protection of cultural heritage and for the planning and development of tourism.

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“…Buildings 2024, 14, x FOR PEER REVIEW 4 of 37 corridors constructed for the conservation of linear heritage [11,17,18], exploring whether there are cultural heritage corridors along the Tea Horse Road from multiple perspectives, and proposing a method of spatial integration to determine heritage corridors [19].…”

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A Study on the Spatiotemporal Aggregation and Corridor Distribution Characteristics of Cultural Heritage: The Case of Fuzhou, China

Zhang,

Jiang,

Wang

et al. 2024

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“…The construction of heritage corridors primarily includes generation, grading, and classification. (1) Various methods of corridor generation have been applied at home and abroad such as the qualitative analysis method [9][10][11], analytic hierarchy process [12,13], and minimum cumulative resistance (MCR) model [14][15][16] As the most prominent method to construct heritage corridors, the MCR model calculates the cost of a species' movement from the source to the destination, and primarily focuses on horizontal ecological processes. It was first applied to establish ecological security patterns for biodiversity conservation [17,18].…”

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A Framework for the Construction of a Heritage Corridor System: A Case Study of the Shu Road in China

Yue,

Li,

Huang

et al. 2023

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Heritage corridors are methods to effectively protect and utilize linear cultural heritage based on the concept of regional conservation. The construction of a heritage corridor system is extremely important to preserve the natural environment of the heritage corridor area as well as the history and culture alongside. The majority of the research on the construction of heritage corridors heretofore focused on the generation of corridors, whereas studies on the classification of corridors are relatively limited, without a complete system for the construction of heritage corridors. Therefore, this paper aimed to (1) establish a comprehensive system for the construction of heritage corridors, (2) provide new ideas for the construction of heritage corridors, and (3) guide the scientific development of heritage corridors combining conservation and tourism. In the first place, the minimum cumulative resistance (MCR) model was applied to analyze the spatial structure of the study area and explore site selection of the heritage corridors; secondly, spatial syntax was used to measure the heritage corridors and determine the level of the heritage corridors; last but not least, the kernel density analysis was used to classify the types of heritage corridors. The present study shows that the heritage corridor system is built in a scientific approach, covering all aspects including construction, protection, and development.

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Route selection for scenic byways in karst areas based on the minimum cumulative resistance model: A case study of the Nanpan–Beipan River Basin, China

Zhou,

Zhao,

Zhu

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Ecological Indicators

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Construction of Corridor of Architectural Heritage Along the Line of ZiJiang River in Hunan Province in the Background of the Tea Road Ceremony

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A Study on the Spatiotemporal Aggregation and Corridor Distribution Characteristics of Cultural Heritage: The Case of Fuzhou, China

A Study on the Spatiotemporal Aggregation and Corridor Distribution Characteristics of Cultural Heritage: The Case of Fuzhou, China

A Framework for the Construction of a Heritage Corridor System: A Case Study of the Shu Road in China

Route selection for scenic byways in karst areas based on the minimum cumulative resistance model: A case study of the Nanpan–Beipan River Basin, China

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