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China city Planning Review 2019年第3期28卷 45-55页

作者： Ye Nan Guo Jing Li Min(译) Liu Jiayan(校) the historic and cultural city protection and research center Urban Design Department Beijing Municipal Institute of City Planning and DesignBeijingP.R.China 不详

As a showcase for public well-being and urban identity, a better street should carry not only the constantly flowing traffic stream, but also diversified lifestyles and various streetscapes. Beijing is the capital of China, one of its ancient capitals, and a tier 1 international metropolis, both its street connotation and functions are extremely complex. Along with new requirements proposed in the Beijing city Master Plan(2016 – 2035) for controlling construction land, strengthening urban identity, and improving urban governance, the Urban Design Guidelines for Beijing Street Regeneration and Governance(the Guidelines) is not only an important breakthrough point for promoting urban transformation to sustainable urban regeneration and governance, but also the foundation of optimizing capital city construction and building a world-class, harmonious, and livable capital city. Taking full consideration of value orientation, technical methods, system design, and governance transformation, the Guidelines adopts five measures, including identity enhancement, coordinated design, enhancing cultural and aesthetic quality, building platforms, and managing 'stubborn diseases' – problems which have plagued people for many years and have been intensifying with years to pass, to comprehensively improve the street design and governance, in the hope of making it a real typical space that represents the image and cultural charm of the capital city.

关键词： Beijing street space urban design regeneration and governance

How ancient Chinese constellations are applied in the city planning?An example on the planning principles employed in Xianyang,the capital city of Qin Dynasty

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Science Bulletin 2016年第21期61卷 1634-1636页

作者： Tinghai Wu Bin Xu Xuerong Wang School of Architecture Tsinghua UniversityBeijing 100084China The Palace Museum Beijing 100009China cultural Heritage protection and research center Institute of Archaeology of Chinese Academy of Social SciencesBeijing 100710China

As the first empire of imperial China,the Qin Dynasty is a crucial period for the establishment of China’s territory,nationality,political system and academic thoughts[1].The planning and construction history of Xianyang,the capital city of the Qin,can be dated from the 12th year of the King of Qin Dynasty,Qinxiaogong(350 BC)to the death of the Second Emperor of Qin(206 BC)spanning a total of144 *** that time,Xianyang was

关键词： Emperor How ancient Chinese constellations are applied in the city planning the capital city of Qin Dynasty An example on the planning principles employed in Xianyang

Exploring Location Pattern of Commercial Stores in Shichahai, Beijing from a Street Centrality Perspective

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Chinese Geographical Science 2019年第3期29卷 503-516页

作者： ZHANG Yuyang YANG Bowen ZHANG Mengcai ZHANG Gong SONG Shanshan QI Ling College of Architecture and Civil Engineering Beijing University of Technology School of Urban Planning and Design Peking University Heilongjiang 904 Hydrogeological and Engineering Geology Investigation Institute research center for historic and cultural Cities of National Importance Beijing Tsinghua Tongheng Urban Planning & Design Institute Beijing University of Chinese Medicine College of Architecture and Urban Planning Beijing University of Technology

The location pattern of different commercial stores in Shichahai, a historic conservation area in Beijing, was investigated from a street centrality perspective. Many previous studies have investigated the relationship between street centrality and land use patterns or commercial activities at interurban or intraurban scales. We considered Shichahai in this study to determine if street centrality applied at the street scale and if the street network was the only factor influencing the selection of store location. First, the nearest neighbor index, nearest neighbor hierarchical spatial cluster(NNHSC), and kernel density estimation(KDE) methods were used to provide baseline spatial distributions of commercial stores. Second, urban network analysis(UNA) tools were used to measure the street centrality indices under two conditions, with and without the weighting of cultural relics calculated by a principal component analysis(PCA). Finally, both store locations and centrality values at nodes were transformed to one unit(raster pixel) for a correlation *** results showed that three of the four store types were clustered and had their own hotspots that were mostly located in the eastern and central parts of city blocks. The most momentous findings were determined from the street centrality indices. Among the three store types with correlation coefficients above 0.5, all centrality indices with landmark weighting, except straightness, had higher correlations,with closeness with landmark weighting having the highest correlation, followed by betweenness with landmark weighting. Therefore,we statistically concluded that street centrality could apply at the street scale and that the street network was not the only factor that influenced store location pattern, with landmarks also playing a significant role. The results provide guidance in determining the selection strategy for stores in a historic conservation area.

关键词： historic conservation area location selected behavior commercialization landmark influence Urban Network Analysis tool street network revival

A study on the impact of heritage protection on urban carbon emissions

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Science China(Technological Sciences) 2024年第9期67卷 2675-2692页

作者： WANG Fang XUE PengCheng WANG ShunYi LIU YunHuai River Basin Habitats research center College of Architecture and Landscape ArchitecturePeking UniversityBeijing 100871China Shanxi Key Laboratory of Watershed Built Environment with Locality(Peking University) Peking UniversityBeijing 100871China College of Urban and Environmental Sciences Peking UniversityBeijing 100871China School of Computer Science Peking UniversityBeijing 100871China

A major goal of current international urban development and construction is to lower carbon *** exist between the preservation of historic cities and the development of low-carbon cities;however,the relationship between preservation of historic cities and carbon emissions remains *** study focuses on the cities in the“Yellow-Canal-Yangtze”watershed community,which includes the Yellow River Basin,Yangtze River Basin,and the Grand Canal region,and aims to verify the differences in CO_(2) emissions(CE)between historic and non-historic cities through multiple comparisons after ***,Ridge Regression was used to determine the impact and dimensions of the relevant variables associated with the preservation of historic cities on *** with national development goals,this study predicts changes in the CE of historic city preservation under different *** study found significant differences between historic and non-historic cities,as the total CE of historic cities is 2.42 times higher than that of non-historic *** dimension with the largest difference was the CE related to transportation,with aviation emissions of historic cities reaching 15.22 times higher than that of non-historic *** the preservation of historic cities has led to an overall increase in the CE,there is significant potential for CE reduction in land use,transportation infrastructure,and tourism development related to historic city *** the future,historic cities can contribute to China's carbon neutrality and the United Nation's development goals through the creation of larger historical preservation areas,more convenient public transportation,and more vibrant tourism.

关键词： CO_(2) emissions urban planning cultural heritage historic city “Yellow-Canal-Yangtze”watershed community

Geographical features and development models of estuarine cities

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Journal of Geographical Sciences 2024年第1期34卷 25-40页

作者： CHEN Mingxing XIAN Yue HUANG Yaohuan SUN Zhigang WU Chengbin Key Laboratory of Regional Sustainable Development Modeling Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources ResearchCASBeijing 100101China College of Resource and Environment University of Chinese Academy of SciencesBejing 100049China State Key Laboratory of Resources and Environmental Information System Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources ResearchCASBeijing 100101China Key Laboratory of Ecosystem Network Observation and Modeling Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources ResearchCASBeijing 100101China Zhongke Shandong Dongying Institute of Geography Dongying 257509ShandongChina CAs Engineering Laboratory for Yellow River Delta Modern Agriculture Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources ResearchCASBeijing 100101China

Cities are the key areas for human beings to achieve sustainable development goals in the *** cities are a special type of coastal city in urgent need of a clear *** paper proposed that estuarine cities are cities developed on the coast where rivers and oceans meet and defined four connotations,including the intersection of rivers and marine water systems,the coordinated development of land and oceans,the location advantages of connecting rivers and seas,and the important fragility of the ecological *** used Hydro SHEDS,OSM,GPW,and urban socioeconomic statistics and selected 50 estuarine cities with large rivers as representatives to summarize the main geographical basis and socioeconomic *** are primarily found in low-altitude,flat regions with average annual temperatures that mainly vary from 10℃to 25℃,relatively abundant precipitation,and extensive biological *** are substantial variations in the socioeconomic features of estuarine *** proposed eight development patterns,including open and inclusive city spirit,high-quality livable cities,high-quality development driven by innovation,integration of internal and external communication with ports and cities,construction of an international financial center,ecological environment protection and restoration,active promotion of cultural tourism,and positive international exchanges.

关键词： estuarine cities great rivers development models sustainability physical geography socioeconomy

Intangible cultural Heritage and Geographical Indication of Specialty Resources: A Case Study of Shiyan city

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Asian Agricultural research 2013年第10期5卷 77-83,87页

作者： Zai HU Wanzhen XIONG Zhiguo SUN Shuting WANG Limin HUANG School of Resource and Environment Science Hubei University of Science and Technology center for cultural Studies on Southern Hubei Province

The protection of intangible cultural heritage and geographical indications of the specialty in Shiyan city was analyzed,and then related suggestions were proposed,for example,to collect and organize the intangible cultural heritage related to traditional specialty;to enhance the application of those intangible cultural heritage projects related to traditional industry and agriculture;to establish some demonstration bases for the productive protection of intangible cultural heritages;to strengthen the application of geographical indications of traditional specialty;to build national quality standards for various specialty with geographical indications;to integrate and cultivate the famous specialty brands with geographical indication;to implement the double protection of the geographical indications and intangible cultural heritages;to improve the poverty alleviation through developing the specialty industry with geographical indications.

关键词： Traditional specialty Geographical indication Inta

Spatial Distribution and cultural Features of Traditional Villages in Beijing and Influencing Factors

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Journal of Resources and Ecology 2022年第6期13卷 1074-1086页

作者： XIAO Xiaoyue TANG Chengcai LIANG Wenqi School of Tourism Sciences Beijing International Studies UniversityBeijing 100024China research center of Beijing Tourism Development Beijing 100024China

Traditional villages are important part of Beijing, an internationally famous historic and cultural city. Exploring the spatial distribution and cultural features of traditional villages, and the factors that have shaped them,will help promote the protection and utilization of traditional villages in Beijing. ArcGIS spatial analysis, literature analysis, fieldwork and in-depth interviews were mainly carried out to analyze the spatial distribution and cultural features of traditional villages in Beijing and their influencing factors. The results show three main features.(1) The overall distribution of traditional villages in Beijing is random, although there are more traditional villages in the southwest and northeast and less in the southeast and northwest. Most of them are distributed along the higher piedmont plains or intermountain basins, and most of them are backed by hills and surrounded by rivers or along the ancient road.(2) There are some cultural commonalities among the traditional villages in Beijing, and nine typical traditional village cultures have been formed, including traditional residential culture, traditional folklore culture,the Great Wall garrison culture, mausoleum guarding culture, etc.(3) The formation of the spatial distribution and cultural features of traditional villages in Beijing is influenced by natural environmental factors like terrain, climate,and rivers, as well as human activities such as royal life, capital construction, ancient military defense, transportation, trade, etc. This study can provide a reference for the scientific protection and effective utilization of traditional villages in Beijing and all over the country.

关键词： traditional villages spatial distribution cultural features rural culture rural vitalization Beijing

Exploration of the Protective Development Model of Ancient Towns in Metropolitan Suburbs: A Case Study of Xinchang Ancient Town in the Pudong New Area of Shanghai

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Journal of Landscape research 2017年第5期9卷 27-34,40页

作者： ZENG Gang CHEN Siyu center for Modern Chinese city Studies East China Normal University

The protection of ancient towns has become a crucial link in the coordinated regional development in *** the basis of the field investigation,this paper took Xinchang Ancient Town in the Pudong New Area of Shanghai for example to analyze the existing problems in the protection and development of ancient towns,such as narrow economic base,loss of aboriginal culture and vague orientation of urban-rural function,and proposed a protective development model stressing the synergetic development of culture,economy and *** model was designed to enhance local economic competitiveness through the multi-industry linkage,encourage the mass participation,reshape local cultural identity,improve regional ecological environment and optimize the function of Xinchang Ancient Town so that the protection of ancient towns is integrated into the top-level design of the regional comprehensive development.

关键词： Ancient town Synergetic development Protective development Development model

Occurrence and Prevention of Garden Plant Sunscald

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Journal of Landscape research 2014年第3期6卷 37-38页

作者： ZHANG Wei WANG Lishan KONG Wei CAI Ping Golden Mantis School of Architecture and Urban Environment Soochow University protection and Supervision center of Suzhou World cultural Heritage Classical Gardens

To explore the occurrence laws of garden plant sunscald in summer,the authors investigated occurrence of garden plant sunscald systematically in Suzhou classical gardens and some other gardens in the downtown areas and outskirt of the city,classifi ed the severity of sunscald into"severe","moderate"and"slight".The study aims at offering references for garden landscape planning and management departments.

关键词： Garden plant Sunscald Suzhou

The Dilemma and Way-Out of Urban and Rural Planning Management in China's Small and Medium-Sized Cities

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China city Planning Review 2014年第3期23卷 15-21页

作者： Dawei WANG Yandong WANG center of Architecture research and Design University of Chinese Academy of Sciences Liaoning Jianzhu Vocational University

In China, for small and medium-sized cities, urban and rural planning management should play an important role during the process of urbanization. However, it failed to do that in reality due to a series of limits, such as local fiscal deficiency, scarce human resources, incomplete management systems, historic planning defects, inadequate supervisions, and imperfect regulations, etc. This paper made a comprehensive analysis on the dilemma of urban and rural planning management in China's small and medium-sized cities and the interests and status of the government, enterprises and public in space resource allocation and put forward the methods to improve the quality of planning management in China's small and medium-sized cities from the view of systems and mechanisms.

关键词： small and medium-sized cities planning management innovation practice