Correction to: Visualizing the cultural landscape gene of traditional settlements in China: a semiotic perspective

Abstract

Following publication of the original article [1], it was reported that the authorship list contained two errors, and that affiliation 2 contained an error.The authorship panel contained the following errors:• Josef Strobl's name was incorrectly published as Strobl Josef • Fulong Chen's name was incorrectly published as Fulong ChengAffiliation 2 has been corrected from 'College of Geography and Tourism Management' to 'College of Geography and Tourism' .The original article has been corrected.

Cultural Identification and Extraction from the Perspective of Landscape Genes—Take Tanghe in Ningbo as an Example

“…They are also manifested in language, customs, beliefs and spirit. Intangible cultural genes also play a very important role, because they often contain more cultural connotations that can't be directly perceived, such as drama, Yong Opera represented by "Tian Luo Girl", Yue Opera represented by "butterfly lovers" and Siming Nanci represented by "Pearl Tower" [13]. The Tang River cultural landscape genes extracted using the above method are shown in Table 1, the extracted Tang River cultural landscape genes are shown in Table 2, and the positioning of some cultural landscape points in the South Tang River is shown in Figure 1.…”

Space Technologies for Sustainable Heritage: 10th anniversary of HIST

“…The historical evolution of this property analysed by remote sensing and GIS techniques provided us sustainable routines from perspectives of administrative policy and planning, people’s awareness of cultural heritage and etc. On the other hand, the universal value of traditional villages and settlements was presented in Hu et al using the proposed “Cultural Landscape Genes of Traditional Settlements” in theoretically using the digitalized symbolization methods [ 4 ]. Li et al presents a case study of Gulangyu Island historical international community, the spatial evolution path and the multicultural integration of local communities was demonstrated and interpreted [ 5 ] based on the interpretation of historical maps and the integration of historical geographic information.…”