From design to digital model: A quantitative analysis approach to Garden Cities theory

Yuan, Zhiyuan; Zheng, Xinqi; Lv, Lina; Xue, Chunlu

doi:10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2014.06.015

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“…Other studies have also confirmed that the final goal of park cities is to achieve precise protection of urban ecology, efficient and accurate use of natural resources, and harmonious and beautiful image shaping, which can better lay the foundation for the design, implementation, operation, and maintenance processes of "Smart Production." During application, it remains to be noted that, firstly, GIS technology can link spatial and nonspatial data, visualize big data, overlay operations, compare results, and simulate scenarios [42]. But the GIS research method is not sufficient to consider public demands.…”

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The Planning and Construction Path of Innovative and Intelligent Park Cities Based on Big Data Technology

Hong

Wang

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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By analyzing the historical background of the times and summarizing the current situation of urban development research at home and abroad, we find that there is a lack of theoretical and practical research related to intelligent park cities. Therefore, this paper first starts with the connotation of park city theory, focuses on the improvement of planning methods, and studies the application paths of big data technology in the planning and construction of park cities. Taking Jinzhai Country as the research object, this paper further illustrates the applicability of this research method at the macrolevel. In the context of the park city, we analyze the problems of the current status of city construction in general and explore the path of “planning concept first, big data-assisted design” for innovative and intelligent city construction. According to the study, the overlook corridor control has an impact on the building height. In terms of landscape protection, overlook system simulation is the other key factor. In addition, the analytic hierarchy process is the basis for development intensity control. The results show that big data technology can assist in the landscape conservation, morphology formation, and efficient operation of Jinzhai Country Park City. Our aim is to achieve the protection and utilization of its ecological environment and natural resources and thus to comprehensively coordinate the multidimensional urban spaces and build a park city model. As an urban development model that meets the requirements of being “people-oriented, efficient, green, and aesthetic” in the new stage, park cities need to be faced by researchers in order to further realize the overall city goal and vision for the whole society to be smart. It also provides relevant design ideas and methods for the planning and construction of park cities in other similar cities or regions.

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The Planning and Construction Path of Innovative and Intelligent Park Cities Based on Big Data Technology

Hong

Wang

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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“…The project's energy saving and solar energy-utilisation technologies primarily include enclosure energy-saving and solar domestic hot water systems. The details of its technical design are given below [17][18][19][20][21].…”

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Research on mathematical quantitative model of the incremental cost and income of green small towns based on the whole life cycle

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Wang

Yin

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Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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Over the past few years, green small towns have gained a lot of attention, which is a significant trend in the construction industry. Beginning with the life cycle of green small towns, this paper analyses their incremental cost and income using mathematical quantitative models, which can serve as a reference for further evaluating the incremental cost and benefits of green small towns, and proposes countermeasures and suggestions to encourage the green small town growth.

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“…Within the model, the core element of garden city landscape construction addresses the relationship between the city and the ecological environment (S. Shi, Kondolf, & Li, 2018 ; Juanjuan Zhao, et al, 2013 ). The NLGCC is a list of cities with a high-quality urban environment that includes reasonable urban structures, perfectly functional facilities, beautiful landscapes, new and comfortable ecological living environments, and are safe and enjoyable ( Yuan, Zheng, Lv, & Xue, 2014 ). The criteria for the elaboration of the NLGCC overlap greatly with the requirement to improve the ability of cities to withstand pandemics from a habitat perspective.…”

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Links between the pandemic and urban green spaces, a perspective on spatial indices of landscape garden cities in China

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Cenci²,

Zhang³

2022

Sustainable Cities and Society

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From design to digital model: A quantitative analysis approach to Garden Cities theory

Cited by 10 publications

References 21 publications

The Planning and Construction Path of Innovative and Intelligent Park Cities Based on Big Data Technology

The Planning and Construction Path of Innovative and Intelligent Park Cities Based on Big Data Technology

Research on mathematical quantitative model of the incremental cost and income of green small towns based on the whole life cycle

Links between the pandemic and urban green spaces, a perspective on spatial indices of landscape garden cities in China

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