Urban Ecological Sustainable Development Planning

Author: Yang Zhifeng et al
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book is suitable for teachers and researchers engaged in ecological planning, urban planning, and environmental planning in universities and research institutions. It can also serve as a teaching reference for graduate and undergraduate students in related fields, as well as for planning and ecological environmental management personnel in medium and large cities. With the rise of ecological city construction both domestically and internationally, urban ecological and environmental issues, ecological city planning theory, methods, and construction practices have garnered widespread attention from academia, government departments, and urban managers. As a specialized book on ecological planning research, it explores and innovates boldly while reflecting the progress and academic thoughts of ecological planning research both domestically and internationally. It highlights the advanced nature of planning concepts, theories, and methods, emphasizes the application of remote sensing, GIS, and information integration technologies in ecological planning, and underscores the systematicity and practical operability of the results. The book is divided into 8 chapters, covering topics such as planning concepts, approaches, and methods, urban ecosystem assessment and ecological sustainable development goals, ecological support system analysis, interactive regulation between urban development and ecological support systems, ecological security space patterns in the urban area, ecosystem management measures, planning scheme evaluation, and information integration.