A Spatial Zoning Model of Municipal Administrative Areas Based on Major Function-Oriented Zones

Zhao, Yujing; Li, Hong; Sun, Pingjun; Yuan, Qing

doi:10.3390/su10092976

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“…Moreover, three representative cities in China were modeled empirically using this model, and the results were compared with those obtained using the existing models. We investigated the image consistency of this model to the three existing models, and the Kappa values (judgment method of image consistency) were 85.9%, 88.2%, and 85.2%, respectively, with an average of 86.4% [65]. This shows that the model can reduce the data limitation and expand the scope of application, while ensuring the accuracy of the model analysis results.…”

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confidence: 86%

“…The model factor was selected by referring domestic and foreign relevant research and investigating the main body of the urban area and relevant expert opinions. In this model, the main functional areas are divided into limited conditions to refine the zoning problem of EPLs (Life, Production, and Ecological Space) [65] in MAA that are suitable for development, agriculture, and ecological protection, respectively. This model is used to solve the spatial zoning problems of urban area, villages, and village-town systems of MAA.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In our previous study, we built a quantitative and easily operated model (the municipal administrative area spatial zoning model, M-MSZ model) for MAA spatial zoning, based on the existing spatial equilibrium model for regional development [65]. The obtained model was optimized with combination of the neural network and expert public decision analysis methods [66][67][68], and it is compared with the existing spatial zoning models (including the urban structure zoning model, UGB model and major function-oriented zoning model) using the same factors.…”

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Application and Validation of a Municipal Administrative Area Spatial Zoning Model in Village-Town System Planning

Zhao

Sun

et al. 2019

Sustainability

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The overall planning of urban and rural areas is the focus of municipal administrative area (MAA) planning in the process of economic globalization, and village-town system planning is the key to the overall planning of urban and rural areas. Based on the theory of spatial equilibrium and economic logic, an objective municipal administrative area spatial zoning model (M-MSZ) was constructed in our previous study. The M-MSZ model can provide guidance in the planning of a village-town system. This paper takes a city in the south of Heilongjiang Province in China as an example and compares the M-MSZ model with six traditional MAA spatial zoning models (the urban growth boundary model, land use planning model, spatial governance zoning model, major MAA location, layout and planning model, development timing-order and zoning model, and scale and function zoning model) to verify the value and superiority of the M-MSZ model in the planning of a village-town system. The consistency Kappa values were 78.2%, 83.3%, 82.3%, 79.8%, 75.7%, and 83.9%, respectively, which means that the M-MSZ model was highly consistent with those comparison models. Meanwhile, the regression coefficient R2 is higher than that of the traditional spatial zoning models, which means that the objectivity of the M-MSZ model is higher than that of traditional models. The superiority of the M-MSZ model over the traditional MAA spatial zoning model lies not only in its capacity to grasp the core content of village-town system planning, but also in its capacity to unify the decentralized urban system planning models that are used for village-town system planning, while realizing the objectivity of a weight assignment. Its unified model structure, objective integrated model system, and high accuracy make the M-MSZ model capable of solving the key problems associated with village-town system planning, with many advantages, such as easy operation, high efficiency, good inheritance, low cost, and greater objectivity, detail, and accuracy. In addition, it can provide a reference for the development model of a MAA village-town system.

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“…Land development suitability evaluation is the usual method of delimiting urban spatial control zones. However, this zoning scheme, which pays inordinate attention to the degree of suitable construction and development quality of land, tends to ignore landscape safety protection [15]. Therefore, for national resource planning in many countries, it is not reasonable to consider environmental carrying capacity as a key constraint in attempts to solve problems of uncontrolled urban expansion caused by rapid development [16].…”

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Constructing Landscape Ecological Security Patterns of an Ancient Capital Based on Cellular Automata Theory

Wang

Diao

et al. 2022

Urban Science

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Urban sprawl in developing countries changes urban land use structure and function, and threatens the sustainable development of regional ecology and security patterns of city landscapes. A new way to control urban sprawl is to develop a comprehensive landscape security plan, analyze factors influencing urban growth, optimize land use and demarcate a growth boundary. Here, we use Xi’an, China, as a case study to analyze scenarios of landscape security pattern and urban spatial control to explore urban spatial zoning. We construct a theoretical framework of a landscape security pattern to manage urban spatial expansion from the perspective of landscape security and urban smart growth. As a first step, the integrated landscape security pattern is constructed based on four factors: hydrology, geological disasters, cultural heritage, and recreation. Second, the urban spatial expansion model is simulated based on a cellular automata model. Finally, nine land-use patterns are developed by overlaying integrated landscape security patterns and urban spatial expansion. Thus, urban space is divided into three types of zoning scenarios: suitable construction, restricted construction, and prohibited construction. The calculations indicate that the zoning area of the three types accounted for 10.4%, 14.7%, and 74.9%, respectively, of the total area in Xi’an. It is of great significance to determine the spatial contradiction between development and protection in the process of urban expansion and to establish a schema of suitable urban land use. We discuss the rapid urbanization process in developing countries at the macro scale, and formulate a land use plan that balances development and protection.

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“…Поширення поліфункціональності зустрічає і спротив, зокрема, через те, що не всі мешканці погоджуються із появою інших функцій в районах їхнього проживання. Більше того, поєднання функцій може призводити до просторових конфліктів (особливо щодо тріади «Виробництво-Проживання-Довкілля» ("Production-Living-Ecological")) і навіть зумовлювати «зростання хаосу міських просторових функцій» (Zhao et al, 2018;Xiao et al, 2022).…”

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Spatial-Functional Transformations Along the Main Roads of a City: The Case of Kyiv

Mezentsev¹,

KHLOBYSTOV²

2022

Ekon. soc. geogr

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The article is aimed at the analysis of the development of the city of Kyiv along the linear main roads and the identification of the related spatial-functional transformations. As a result of the city’s spatial development and growth, numerous functional transformations are taking place. They are manifested differently in different urban zones and sectors – from the centre to the periphery and at the same time in different directions. The main roads diverging from the central business district to the city outskirts and further to the suburbs usually become the key axes of transformations. The study of spatial-functional transformations along the main roads of the city is stemmed from the studies on the justification of urban space zoning (functional zoning), identification of their features and ways to improve them, analysis of various transformations of the urban space and problems of spatial expansion of the city along the highways. Two Kyiv’s linear main roads from the city centre to the periphery and nearby suburbs were chosen as research cases – in the western direction (Lesia Ukrainka Boulevard – Taras Shevchenko Boulevard – Beresteysky Avenue) and in the south-eastern direction (Mykola Bazhan Avenue – Boryspilske Highway). The research involves a combination of both observations and GIS analysis and mapping. The article claims that the differently directed linear main roads in Kyiv have a different characteristics of concentration and spatial scale of functional zones, their combination and degree of fragmentation, different specifics of the formation of local gravity centres, which is caused both by the nature of the city's development, planning shortcomings of the previous period, and current urban planning restrictions. Closer to the city centre, there is an increase in multi-functionality and functional fragmentation of space along the main roads. Industrial spaces located closer to the periphery are transforming mainly into residential spaces with varying degrees of combination with administrative-office and service functions. In the nearby suburbs, manifestations of urban sprawl are observed as a result of primarily residential and commercial suburbanisation.

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A Spatial Zoning Model of Municipal Administrative Areas Based on Major Function-Oriented Zones

Cited by 15 publications

References 68 publications

Application and Validation of a Municipal Administrative Area Spatial Zoning Model in Village-Town System Planning

Application and Validation of a Municipal Administrative Area Spatial Zoning Model in Village-Town System Planning

Constructing Landscape Ecological Security Patterns of an Ancient Capital Based on Cellular Automata Theory

Spatial-Functional Transformations Along the Main Roads of a City: The Case of Kyiv

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