Study of traditional rural settlements landscape genetic variability in Shaanxi Province based on accurate-restoration

XIANG, Yuanlin; Cao, Mingming; Qi, Jin; Wu, Chong

doi:10.18306/dlkxjz.2020.09.011

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“…In past decades, influenced by national and regional policies, studies of CTVs have sprung up in fields such as architecture (Liu et al, 2019), rural geography (Chen, Xie, & Li, 2020), sociology, and tourism (Gao & Wu, 2017), and have been followed by a flourishing rural construction practice movement (Lu & Qian, 2020). The existing regional studies of traditional villages have explored mining features of domestic architecture and identifying the landscape gene from traditional settlements (Z. Hu, Zheng, Liu, & Liu, 2018; Xiang, Cao, Zhai, & Yi, 2019; X. J. Yang, Fang, & Wang, 2019), heritage protection and inheritance (Wang et al, 2017), tourism development and planning (Li et al, 2017; Shen & Shen, 2020), reconstruction and transformation (B. H. Li, Zhou, Liu, Chen, & Liu, 2018). In addition, studies of the spatial distribution, formation, and evolution of CTVs are being conducted on a national scale (Wu, Chen, Zhou, Liang, & Wang, 2020), in individual provinces (Song, Li, & Zhao, 2018), in geographical regions such as southwest China (Zhao & Tian, 2020), the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region (Tian, 2020), in river or mountain regions (Song et al, 2018; Zhang et al, 2020; Li, 2019), ethnic regions, or on the level of individual villages (Chen et al, 2020), however, not many have investigated the provinces the Yellow River flows through.…”

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“…The existing regional studies of traditional villages have explored mining features of domestic architecture and identifying the landscape gene from traditional settlements (Z. Hu, Zheng, Liu, & Liu, 2018;Xiang, Cao, Zhai, & Yi, 2019; X. J. Yang, Fang, & Wang, 2019), heritage protection and inheritance , tourism development and planning Shen & Shen, 2020), reconstruction and transformation (B. H. Li, Zhou, Liu, Chen, & Liu, 2018).…”

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Spatial characteristics and influencing factors of Chinese traditional villages in eight provinces the Yellow River flows through

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Along with global urbanization and the dominant trend toward urban‐based policies, traditional villages are facing imbalanced development and the fate of revitalization or decline. In this study, 1,222 Chinese traditional villages in eight provinces the Yellow River flows through have been selected as the typical physical bearers of Chinese civilization of an investigation into the multi‐scale spatial characteristics, and multiple influencing factors and mechanisms for regional patterns and spatial differentiation. Spatial analysis methods, including nearest neighbor index and kernel density, are applied to figure out the great regional differentiation in the overall pattern and specific distribution characteristics in each province. Physical environment factors and socioeconomic influencing factors are analyzed and compared using geographical detectors. The results show that: (a) The overall spatial distribution of the traditional villages shows great regional differentiation and is characterized by “two cores,” “three distribution modes,” and “four types of the absence” of traditional villages; (b) the spatial distribution of traditional villages in the Yellow River Basin is affected both by natural factors and by socioeconomic factors, with natural factors having the greater impact; and (c) there is no inevitable correlation between the level of economic development and the rise and fall of traditional villages. By analyzing and revealing the external forces and internal motivation and influencing factors of renewal and evolution, and the wisdom and culture behind the physical places, this research can deepen the understanding of traditional villages, enable traditional society to better adapt to contemporary society, and provide reference for rural revitalization and regional development of rural areas and the Yellow River Basin.

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“…Tan (2018) categorized the Jiangnan digital map into three spatial levels, three environmental modules, six graphic elements and three map types [20]. Xiang et.al (2019) designed three levels and five types of gene maps [49].…”

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GIS-based Mapping Methods in Cultural Landscape Gene Studies: A Systematic Review

Huang

2023

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Chinese cultural landscapes embody valuable geospatial, architectonic, and sociocultural data, which deserve preservation in physical and digital form. GIS-based mapping tools provide cartographic methods to classify, identify and extract the cultural genes of tangible and intangible cultural landscape sites and construct maps to show featured landscape characteristics. Under PRISMA guidelines, a systematic review is conducted for Chinese papers in the past ten years with the topic of cultural landscape mapping. This paper applies inclusion criteria to select texts for review and proposes to analyze and synthesize the mapping methods for cultural landscapes. 45 papers based on mapping methods are selected for final review and the main research questions of publications are divided into three subcategories: 1) identification of cultural genes; 2) construction of cultural gene maps; and 3) practical applications of gene maps. This paper reveals the identification index system, extraction methods, mapping frameworks, and map categories in the reviewed literature and discusses the trends of real applications in site analysis and planning projects. This research concludes the use of gene map theory in cultural landscape preservation and offers insight into the urban planning methods.

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“…Studies based on purpose aspects mainly on beautiful rural construction and environmental restoration, include the study of Zhang Jing [11] on the protection and development of traditional villages under the background of beautiful rural construction. Xiang Yuanlin [12] studied the genetic variability of Shaanxi traditional village landscape based on precision restoration. In general, such small scale research taking the eastern coastal areas of China as the research object is less.…”

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Research on Traditional Villages Tourism Resources Analysis Based on GIS: A Case Study on Zichuan District, Zibo City, Shandong Province, China

Ma¹,

Fang²

2021

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The traditional villages from various regions of China condense historical memories, and their unique nature and culture attract countless visitors. With the development of society, traditional villages gradually die out, thus it is urgent to protect and promote the development of traditional villages. This paper systematically analyzed the spatial pattern of traditional villages and the tourism resources in Zichuan District, Zibo City, Shandong Province, China using multi-source data such as network data, statistical data, GIS, and mathematical statistics analysis methods to find methods to protect and renew the traditional villages and develop tourism resources in the said district, and ultimately, contribute to the protection of the historical treasures of the Chinese nation. The results showed that: first, the traditional villages in Zichuan District appeared cluster distribution in space; second, the road connection degree in Zichuan District was common and the route was relatively single, which was the main factor restricting the development of traditional villages, and; third, traditional villages in Zichuan District should be integrated by sub-region and develop synergistically in the form of "small regions". This study can provide a scientific basis for the excavation and activation of traditional villages in Zichuan District and build a Shandong-style model for rural revitalization in Shandong Province, China.

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Study of traditional rural settlements landscape genetic variability in Shaanxi Province based on accurate-restoration

Cited by 8 publications

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Spatial characteristics and influencing factors of Chinese traditional villages in eight provinces the Yellow River flows through

Spatial characteristics and influencing factors of Chinese traditional villages in eight provinces the Yellow River flows through

GIS-based Mapping Methods in Cultural Landscape Gene Studies: A Systematic Review

Research on Traditional Villages Tourism Resources Analysis Based on GIS: A Case Study on Zichuan District, Zibo City, Shandong Province, China

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