A strategy of the rural governance for territorial spatial planning in China

Ge, Dazhuan; Yu-qi, LU

doi:10.1007/s11442-021-1900-6

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“…Compared with the previous management and control system [46], it has more targeted implementation strategies and land consolidation methods. Different from the conventional management and control framework that takes the administrative unit as the basic unit [47], we take the subwatershed as the basic unit and combine it with rural classification to highlight the characteristics of watershed management and control. At the level of theoretical significance, we integrate human behavior and consider the complexity of the countryside system, highlight the humanistic significance of rural spatial problems, enrich the research content of peasant household behavior theory in the Yanhe River Basin, and provide new ideas for the management and control of agricultural production space in the Yellow River Basin and other regions of China.…”

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Management and Control of Agricultural Production Space in the Yanhe River Basin Based on Peasant Household Behavior

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With increases in urbanization, agricultural production space is facing a series of problems, such as limited spatial development, loss of development entities, and difficulties in transformation, posing a huge challenge to national food security and sustainable rural development. The peasant household, as the main body in agricultural production space, plays a key role in solving human–land conflicts and achieving revitalization. In this article, we analyze the evolution characteristics of agricultural production space under the influence of peasant household behavior in the Yanhe River Basin from 1995 to 2018, and construct a spatial control system for agricultural production based on peasant household behavior guidance. Our conclusions are: (1) the agricultural production space in the Yanhe River Basin presents three major evolutionary characteristics, namely a reduction in spatial scale, a shift in the center of gravity of spatial distribution to the downstream, and a transformation of the spatial form from fragmented to regular; (2) the production input and production management behaviors of peasant households dominate the evolution of agricultural production space, while resource utilization behavior is an indirect influencing factor; moreover, peasant household behaviors are also influenced by conditions such as soil and location in agricultural production space; and (3) a control method system of “management and control basis + management and control implementation + management and control guarantee” has been formed through research, and targeted guidance has been given to peasant household behavior based on three levels of agricultural production zones and four types of rural areas. The research on zoning classification results can provide scientific guidance for the precise management of agricultural production space in the Yanhe River Basin, and the management and control method system can also provide a theoretical reference for the sustainable development path of agricultural production space.

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Management and Control of Agricultural Production Space in the Yanhe River Basin Based on Peasant Household Behavior

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“…Second, overall land planning, e.g., territorial spatial planning strategy in China, aims at the unity of main functional, land-use, and urban-rural planning [65]. The current status of functional spaces influences the division of main functional zones, which further constrains land-use planning and forms a new status of land uses and functional spaces [66].…”

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Synergistic Classification of Multilevel Land Patches (SC-MLPs): Reducing Conflicts and Improving Mapping Results for Land Uses and Functional Spaces With Very-High-Resolution Satellite Imagery

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Dong

et al. 2023

IEEE Trans. Geosci. Remote Sensing

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Land uses (e.g., commercial, residential, and industrial lands) and functional spaces (e.g., living, productive, and ecological spaces) are two-level landscape patches and totally work as basic units for urban planning. The two-level patches are interrelated and mutually binding, but existing mapping methods extracted them separately, leading to substantial conflicts and errors in their mapping results. Accordingly, this study proposes a synergistic classification of multilevel land patches (SC-MLPs). It considers a multitask learning strategy and proposes a novel correlation loss function to measure the correlations between land uses and functional spaces, which is expected to resolve conflicts and improve the accuracy of the two-level land patch mapping results. Consequently, land-use and functional-space maps of three major Chinese cities are generated, which generally have a high resolution of 2 m and high overall accuracies of 90.1% for land uses and 93.8% for functional spaces. Compared to state-of-the-art land-use and functional-space mapping methods, our results have not only higher accuracies but also a better consistency which is improved by 36%. Accordingly, the proposed SC-MLP can generate not only accurate but also consistent maps of land uses and functional spaces, which plays a fundamental role in land system research and urban planning.

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“…Additionally, the government should scientifically promote the transfer of rural land management rights and ecological spatial protection and restoration through the tenure adjustments and reformations as well as land engineering projects. These actions will centralize and integrate contracted farmland and reduce the farmland fragmentation of land property rights and the natural landscape (Long et al, 2020;Ge and Lu, 2021). It is also necessary to reasonably formulate the spatial planning of rural land use, improving space utilization, to optimize the layout of villages and revitalize low-utility land through the planning and integration of rural settlements and other built-up land (Liang et al, 2020a;Lyu et al, 2021).…”

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Spatio-temporal patterns and driving mechanism of farmland fragmentation in the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain

2022

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Exploring the spatio-temporal variations of farmland landscape patterns in a traditional agricultural region can provide scientific support for decision-making on sustainable rural land use and rural vitalization development. This study established a comprehensive evaluation index for farmland fragmentation with multiple aspects (dominance, integrity, aggregation, regularity, and connectivity) at the county scale. The goal was to identify the evolution of farmland fragmentation in the traditional agricultural region of the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain during 2000-2015 and investigate underlying drivers using panel data of 359 counties. Results showed an accelerating but fluctuating fragmentation pattern of the farmland landscape. The indexes of dominance, integrity, and aggregation of farmland decreased most sharply, while the index of connectivity increased. Furthermore, the evolution of the farmland fragmentation pattern showed significant spatio-temporal heterogeneity, which is similar to the trajectory of urbanization and land use transition. Farmland fragmentation in municipal districts also emerged earlier and was more severe than in county-level cities and counties. Factors influenced by advancing urbanization include the proportion of artificial land, population density, and proportion of primary industry; these factors drove the evolution of farmland fragmentation. In contrast, the increase in income of rural residents and production efficiency of farmland were the key factors contributing to the improvement in farmland connectivity.

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A strategy of the rural governance for territorial spatial planning in China

Cited by 38 publications

References 25 publications

Management and Control of Agricultural Production Space in the Yanhe River Basin Based on Peasant Household Behavior

Management and Control of Agricultural Production Space in the Yanhe River Basin Based on Peasant Household Behavior

Synergistic Classification of Multilevel Land Patches (SC-MLPs): Reducing Conflicts and Improving Mapping Results for Land Uses and Functional Spaces With Very-High-Resolution Satellite Imagery

Spatio-temporal patterns and driving mechanism of farmland fragmentation in the Huang-Huai-Hai Plain

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