Urban Land Optimization Allocation and Intensive Utilization Evaluation: Theory, Methods, Techniques, and Empirical Research

Author: Zheng Xinqi
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book focuses on urban land as its research subject. Guided by theories, principles, and methodologies from urban geography, land science, planning, ecology, management, economics, and geography, it employs geographic information system (GIS) technology, data mining techniques, and geographic models as its supporting tools. Using a large amount of remote sensing data, cadastral data, and other resources, the book analyzes the landscape pattern of urban land use. It employs various methods to optimize allocation and evaluate intensive utilization, while also developing application software modules for urban land optimization and intensive utilization. This achieves automation in urban land optimization allocation and evaluation of intensive utilization. The integrated software system can run as a component of MapInfo. Through empirical experiments in Jinan City, significant results have been achieved, and the research findings have been applied to urban construction, urban planning, land management, and other departments in Jinan. This book is suitable for senior undergraduate and graduate students majoring in geoscience-related fields in universities, as well as intermediate and senior professionals in research institutions. It can also serve as a training textbook for the National Land Resources Survey Program's evaluation of urban land intensive utilization potential.