Spatial Design Research for Urban Mitigation to Strength Urban Resilience

Nie, Rui; Zeng, Jing; Zhao, Xiu Ping

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.368-373.3388

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“…Some scholars began to scrutinize historical and wartime urban space changes [10], with Thilagam, N. L, for example, analyzing the morphology of medieval temple towns, which assisted in studying historical town space [11]. Wars, colonization, and disasters have caused damage to urban spaces, and the re-planning of damaged urban areas has significant implications for city recovery and trade expansion [12][13][14]. Recently, urban space planning has also incorporated tourism factors [15], with some scholars constructing theoretical hypotheses from aesthetics [16], land use [17,18], and climate change [19] to further the development of urban territorial space theories.…”

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Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Influential Factors of Major Towns in Guizhou Province Analyzed with ArcGIS

Liu

Wei

2023

Sustainability

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The spatial arrangement of towns and cities reflects comprehensively on their economic, social, and cultural aspects, constituting the foundation of regional economic and social development and exerting a significant driving effect on the surrounding rural areas. In light of consolidating and expanding the achievements of poverty eradication and rural revitalization in Guizhou Province, it is crucial to clarify the spatial distribution and influencing factors of major towns in the province to effectively realize rural revitalization. Using the ArcGIS tool for spatial analysis combined with mathematical statistics, this article explores the spatial distribution characteristics and influencing factors of 97 major towns identified in the Guizhou Provincial Urban System Plan (2015–2030). The geographical concentration index of these major towns is first calculated in this study, followed by the kernel density method used to visualize their physical distribution and the usage of the closest index to reflect the spatial concentration of the studied elements. This study concludes that the major towns in Guizhou Province are concentrated yet unevenly distributed in various states and cities, forming a spatial pattern of towns with “one core, one group, two circles, six groups, and multiple points” as the main body. Additionally, the spatial structure of major towns in Guizhou Province follows a point-axis distribution highly correlated with the traffic road network. Endowment and distribution of natural environmental conditions and human tourism resources, as well as policy support, also significantly affect the distribution and development of major towns in Guizhou Province. This study on the spatial distribution characteristics and influencing factors of major towns in the province provides valuable insights for optimizing future urban planning and achieving rural revitalization in Guizhou Province.

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Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Influential Factors of Major Towns in Guizhou Province Analyzed with ArcGIS

Liu

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2023

Sustainability

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“…Resilience usually can be understood as a meaning of "the ability to return to an initial state" [2]. Urban resilience could be against severe shock so that the urban system still maintains stability in structure and functions [3]. Holling applied the concept of resilience at the first time in the field of systems ecology [4].…”

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The Coupling Relationship between Urban Resilience Level and Urbanization Level in Hefei

Hong

Wang

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Urban resilience and urbanization have been researched wildly by urban researchers. The coupling relationship between the level of urban resilience and urbanization is a considerable reference to assess the quality of urban development. Based on the correlation of objective index data, it theoretically explains whether the urban resilience level is coupled with the urbanization level and the degree of coupling, providing advice and wisdom for the future high-quality urban development of Hefei. Objective. To explore whether there is coupling between the urbanization level and the urban resilience level and to explore what extent of the coupling is. Research Methods. The dimensionless method was mainly used to standardize the original statistical data, the entropy method can be chosen to obtain the weight of the indexes of urbanization level and urban resilience level, and the coupling coordination model was chosen to study the degree of coupling coordination. Research conclusions. From 2011 to 2013, the coupling coordinate on degree was low. The coupling coordination level of urbanization and urban resilience was moderately unbalanced in 2011, mild disorder in 2012, and primary coordination in 2013. However, in 2014 and 2015, the situation improved a lot, and the coordination degree was intermediate coordination. From 2016 to 2019, the coupling coordination degree was in the stage of advanced coordination.

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Spatial Design Research for Urban Mitigation to Strength Urban Resilience

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Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Influential Factors of Major Towns in Guizhou Province Analyzed with ArcGIS

Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Influential Factors of Major Towns in Guizhou Province Analyzed with ArcGIS

The Coupling Relationship between Urban Resilience Level and Urbanization Level in Hefei

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