Evaluation of Intensive Land Use in Shuikoushan Economic Development Zone, Hunan Province, China

He, Wei; Kuang, Foyuan; Wang, P

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/86/1/012013

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“…In recent years, some scholars have proposed diversified use characterized by three-dimensional and four-dimensional spatial use to achieve the intensification of spatial use, which has introduced new elements into the meaning of intensive urban land use [26]. From an assessment scale perspective, such assessment generally includes macro assessment (comprehensive assessment of national, regional, or urban land use intensification) [24,[27][28][29][30], mid-range assessment (assessment of actual land use classification or thematic assessment) [31][32][33], and micro assessment (assessment of commercial land) [34,35]. The evaluation of land use intensification mainly consists of the evaluation of the current situation, policy discussion, and analysis of the factors influencing urban land use.…”

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Evaluation of Urban Commercial Land Use Intensification Based on Land Parcels: Taking Wuxi City as an Example

Wang

Feng

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Intensive land use assessment is a key research topic in urban land use, and most of the existing studies focus on macro-level assessment. There is a lack of research on the micro-level assessment of intensive urban land use, especially at the parcel level. The objective of this research is to propose a method for the parcel-based evaluation of urban commercial land intensification. The study uses a multidimensional evaluation framework and index system, comprehensive evaluation, and spatially exploratory analysis of urban commercial intensive land use based on “building intensity, use efficiency, compatibility, and diversity”. The study finds that (1) the average value of intensive use of urban commercial land is 13.01, the standard deviation is 5.11, and the median value is 13, which generally indicate a medium level. (2) The degree of intensive use of commercial land has obvious characteristics of a high, medium, and low level. The study shows that when evaluating the degree of land use intensification at the parcel level, it is also necessary to consider the influence of the compatibility and diversity of external land use. The research results can provide a basis for spatial planning and the optimal design of urban land resources to improve urban vitality.

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