Spatiotemporal Distribution Analysis of Spatial Vitality of Specialized Garden Plant Landscapes during Spring: A Case Study of Hangzhou Botanical Garden in China
Tian Liu,
Bingyi Mi,
Hai Yan
et al.
Abstract:Specialized gardens, as integral components of botanical gardens, bear multiple functions, encompassing plant collection and conservation, scientific research, and public education, as well as serving aesthetic and recreational purposes. Their quality profoundly reflects the landscape artistry of botanical gardens, directly influencing the quality of visitors’ enjoyment and the overall experience within the botanical garden. This study aims to investigate the spatial vitality of specialized garden plant landsc… Show more
“…They suggested that the significant relationship between objective or subjective landscape complexity, or preference and eye movement metrics, was dependent on landscape types. Liu et al examined the spatiotemporal distribution patterns of spatial vitality and explored the correlation between plant landscape characteristics and spatial vitality [20]. They suggested that to establish vibrant specialized plant landscapes, managers and planners involved in the planning and design process should prioritize a comprehensive consideration of and respect for the visual aesthetics and functional needs of visitors.…”
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Green spaces, serving as crucial ecological infrastructure, offer numerous ecological system services and enhance human well-being, particularly in densely built environments [...]
“…They suggested that the significant relationship between objective or subjective landscape complexity, or preference and eye movement metrics, was dependent on landscape types. Liu et al examined the spatiotemporal distribution patterns of spatial vitality and explored the correlation between plant landscape characteristics and spatial vitality [20]. They suggested that to establish vibrant specialized plant landscapes, managers and planners involved in the planning and design process should prioritize a comprehensive consideration of and respect for the visual aesthetics and functional needs of visitors.…”
Section: Summary Of Articles Included In the Special Issuementioning
Green spaces, serving as crucial ecological infrastructure, offer numerous ecological system services and enhance human well-being, particularly in densely built environments [...]
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