Survey, Research, and Design of Urban Ecological Landscape Rivers and Lakes

Author: Li Zhenhai
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Based on the author's previous work, this book is divided into six chapters: Chapter 1 discusses the relationship between cities and river-lake systems from a macro perspective; Chapter 2 analyzes the characteristics of modern ecological river-lake construction in China through four engineering cases; Chapter 3 examines the characteristics and concepts of Japan's "Multi-Natural River" construction through three examples; Chapter 4 analyzes the design features of ancient Chinese classical river-lake systems through four cases; Chapters 5 and 6 are based on the author's recent research and propose a series of viewpoints and technical methods in design and management. The first four chapters focus on culture and concepts, while the last two chapters emphasize technology and methods. In addition to the images from Japan's "Construction Methods and Key Points for Multi-Natural River Construction" (translated work) cited in Chapter 3 (the viewpoints are entirely the author's), all other text, photographs, and charts are the author's original work. The target readers of this book include design and research personnel in water conservancy engineering, environmental engineering, and urban planning; government management personnel; experts and scholars in social, economic, natural, historical, cultural, and environmental fields; media professionals; students and teachers in relevant fields of higher education; and individuals from all walks of life who are concerned about urban environments, love life, and appreciate culture. It is believed that this book will have great reference value and serve as a catalyst for further discussion. At the same time, shortcomings and errors are inevitable, and the author sincerely invites readers to point them out. The author welcomes exchanges and discussions to explore scientific knowledge together.