Guidelines for the industrial development of historic villages in China based on resource potential evaluation: 14 cases in the Guangzhou and Foshan Area, Guangdong Province

Deng, Yuqing; Huang, Yi; Zhang, Chen; Cheng, Juan; Zhao, Weiqi

doi:10.1080/13467581.2022.2064476

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“…Therefore, it is impossible to put all marine resource endowment indicators together to measure their support potential and impact on the sustainable development of the marine economy. Currently, most studies in many works of literature are generally calculated together, leading to poor reliability of index measurement and model estimation results (Deng, 2020). Second, regarding the measurement indexes of marine resource endowment, in the process of consulting related literature, it was found that some of the indicators in some documents do not reflect the status of resource endowment in a country or region.…”

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Establishing an Index System to Evaluate Marine Resource Endowment for the Sustainable Development of China's Marine Economy

Jun,

Bo,

Dongyi

2023

Journal of Coastal Research

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Marine resource endowment is a significant supporting factor for the sustainable development of the marine economy. It primarily reflects the sustainable development level of the marine economy in a particular area. Based on literature analysis and expert consultation, this paper establishes an index system of potential evaluation of marine resource endowment for the sustainable development of China's marine economy, where the Analytic Hierarchy Process is used to determine the weight of each index within the system, thus securing the distribution of each index. This paper also evaluates the development potential with 11 coastal provinces (municipalities) being empirical research objects using a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method. The result is that the support potential of the resource endowments of marine minerals, marine space, marine tourism, and marine life (aquatic products) for the sustainable development of China's marine economy has been declining gradually.

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Establishing an Index System to Evaluate Marine Resource Endowment for the Sustainable Development of China's Marine Economy

Jun,

Bo,

Dongyi

2023

Journal of Coastal Research

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Development types and design guidelines for the conservation and utilization of spatial environment in traditional villages in Southern China

Huang,

Zhang,

Xiang

et al. 2023

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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Prediction of Commercial Street Location Based on Point of Interest (POI) Big Data and Machine Learning

Yao,

Gao,

et al. 2024

IJGI

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Identifying optimal locations for sustainable commercial street development is crucial for driving economic growth and enhancing social vitality in cities. This study proposes a data-driven approach to predict potential sites for commercial streets in Foshan City, China, utilizing Points of Interest (POI) big data and machine learning techniques. Decision tree algorithms are employed to quantitatively assess and predict optimal locations at a fine-grained spatial resolution, dividing the study area into 9808 grid cells. The analysis identifies 2157 grid cells as potential sites for commercial street development, highlighting the significant influence of Medical Care, Shopping, and Recreation and Entertainment POIs on site selection. The study underscores the importance of considering population base, human activity patterns, and cultural elements in sustainable urban development. The main contributions include providing a novel decision-support method for data-driven and sustainable commercial street site selection and offering insights into the complex interplay between urban land use, human activities, and commercial development. The findings have important implications for urban planning and policy-making, showcasing the potential of data-driven approaches in guiding sustainable urban development and fostering vibrant commercial areas.

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Guidelines for the industrial development of historic villages in China based on resource potential evaluation: 14 cases in the Guangzhou and Foshan Area, Guangdong Province

Cited by 3 publications

References 28 publications

Establishing an Index System to Evaluate Marine Resource Endowment for the Sustainable Development of China's Marine Economy

Establishing an Index System to Evaluate Marine Resource Endowment for the Sustainable Development of China's Marine Economy

Development types and design guidelines for the conservation and utilization of spatial environment in traditional villages in Southern China

Prediction of Commercial Street Location Based on Point of Interest (POI) Big Data and Machine Learning

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