2021
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0246374
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Land suitability assessment for supporting transport planning based on carrying capacity and construction demand

Abstract: With the rapid global urbanization, the unlimited increasing transportation infrastructure has met the needs of urban expansion, but it has caused a series of ecological problems lacking consideration of ecological conservation. The land suitability assessment for supporting transport planning based on carrying capacity and demand for construction is an effective way to promote urban socioeconomic development and ecological conservation. Therefore, we constructed a logical framework of resources and environmen… Show more

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“…The same can be said of New layout where most residential houses are currently rehabilitated to serve the demand for better housing by teeming urban population and gentrification within the city centre. This result however contrast with the submission of Li et al, [48] who believed that the more significant the position of the core node, the more crucial it is to improve traffic conditions in the surrounding area to enable urban development. It is also worthy of note that city Planners are sometimes oblivious of the fact that the development and expansion of roads to improve ease of access or reduce congestion and increase traffic speed would promote increased use of automobile and invariably auto-dependency [12,49].…”
Section: The Land Use Structure In the Enugu Metropoliscontrasting
confidence: 81%
“…The same can be said of New layout where most residential houses are currently rehabilitated to serve the demand for better housing by teeming urban population and gentrification within the city centre. This result however contrast with the submission of Li et al, [48] who believed that the more significant the position of the core node, the more crucial it is to improve traffic conditions in the surrounding area to enable urban development. It is also worthy of note that city Planners are sometimes oblivious of the fact that the development and expansion of roads to improve ease of access or reduce congestion and increase traffic speed would promote increased use of automobile and invariably auto-dependency [12,49].…”
Section: The Land Use Structure In the Enugu Metropoliscontrasting
confidence: 81%
“…And the "three lines" correspond to the three control lines, namely, the urban development boundary, the permanent basic farmland, and the red line of ecological protection, which are delineated in the urban, agricultural, and ecological spaces, respectively. The conflicts and contradictions between transportation lines and ecological and agricultural land have gradually come to the forefront, and transportation facilities are facing increasingly serious development constraints [117]. In this regard, relevant scholars believe that the mechanism of permanent basic farmland occupation and deployment of transportation linear projects should be established, and the control rules for harmlessly crossing the red line of ecological protection should be adopted in time for the post-evaluation of environmental impacts and ecological restoration work [118].…”
Section: Impacts Of the Transportation Network On The Conservation Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Land resources are the carriers of social and economic activities, and the degree of their rational allocation is directly related to the urbanization process, sustainable economic development, and the improvement of people's livelihood [1]. As one of the countries with the fastest urban land expansion [2,3], China's real estate industry has become a pillar industry for economic growth and an important source of local fiscal revenue in all regions, but at the same time, the problems of land resource management and use are becoming increasingly prominent. For example, the expansion of urban construction is accompanied by the disorderly spread and waste of land, which has led to inefficient land use, soaring land prices, and environmental degradation [4][5][6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%