A Spatial Information Platform for Urban and Rural Planning based on One Map

Zhu, Jie; Zhang, Q.W.; Liu, X.F.; Yan, Fei; Tong, Ziyu

doi:10.2991/iccahe-16.2016.128

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“…In addition, numerous comprehensive information platforms have emerged to support various rural control functions, including township and village government websites, information service stations, and agriculture-related websites and e-commerce portals [44]. The construction of China's integrated urban-rural planning platform has resulted in the establishment of extensive ecological and land resource databases [42,52,57]. The existence of the above infrastructures, databases and platforms have all greatly facilitated and supported the implementation of digital twins in China, but there are still some limitations in the actual implementation.…”

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A digital twin framework for innovating rural ecological landscape control

Tan,

Cheng

2024

Environ Sci Eur

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Background Because cities prioritize economic development and face ecological space and resource constraints, the development of rural areas, which have untapped potential, should receive increased attention. Consequently, rural ecological landscapes should be constructed through the control of land use types and quality to fully ensure the sustainable development of urban and rural ecosystems. The digital twin is a philosophy and a methodology that connects the digital and physical realms, facilitating realistic and dynamic mapping simulations of the real world. This capability offers valuable insights for digital decision-making, maintenance, and optimization of rural ecological landscapes. Given the digital transformation of rural ecological landscape control, this paper proposes a rural intelligent control approach based on the digital twin concept and new technology. Methods Five components of the rural ecological landscape digital twin framework are selected to collectively facilitate the monitoring and analysis of rural conditions, formulate strategic solutions, implement management and control behaviors, and enhance participant interaction. The method includes three steps: mapping and fusing information, constructing and managing a database, and constructing a digital platform. Data mining and spatial fusion are performed through targeted mapping methods, and Oracle and ArcGIS SDE are utilized for database construction and fused data management. The twin platform is generated via HTML, desktop application development and geographic information system development technologies using a distributed system as the core. Results Based on multiple case studies, our platform efficiently gathers system information on rural ecological landscapes using a twin model. Through evaluation and analysis, it determines landscape governance zones, adjusting them based on land use conditions. The platform refines control schemes with feedback from diverse users, ensuring effective control in various scenarios. Its key advantages include high development efficiency, flexible access, and smooth cross-platform integration. Although implemented in rural China, the proposed digital twin framework is applicable to any rural area requiring ecological landscape digital control. Conclusions The value of the platform lies in its powerful information processing capability, overcoming the limitations of time and space and enabling the presentation and integration of fictional scenes Thus, the platform provides a reference for the digital transformation of rural ecological landscape control.

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