Spatio-Temporal Features and Influencing Factors of Homesteads Expansion at Village Scale

Zhang, Jie; Liu, Shengping; Zhao, Zijuan; Li, Bin; Fan, Beilei; Zhang, Guomin

doi:10.3390/land11101706

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“…In space, the in uence of topography and landform features on the site selection of water conservancy facilities in the Ming and Qing Dynasties can be divided into two directions: horizontal and vertical. Therefore, slope direction is selected as a variable to re ect the horizontal topographic data of the site of water conservancy facilities [23] , and slope is used as a variable to re ect its vertical data [24] . Both of these data can characterize the maximum change characteristics of the topography and landform within the scope of the site of water conservancy facilities.…”

Section: Terrain Factor Extractionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Structural Equation Model of the Spatial Distribution of Hydraulic Facilities on the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and its Correlation with Natural Factors

Wang¹,

Tan²,

Zhang³

et al. 2023

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Hydraulic facilities are an important part of the Ming and Qing Dynasty's Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, and their distribution is closely related to the hydrological terrain in which they are located. This paper reconstructed the distribution map of the canal network and hydraulic facilities database during the Ming and Qing dynasties using ArcGIS, and used Amos 26.0 software to explore the impact of natural environmental factors on the selection of hydraulic facility locations. The results showed that the slope and slope direction of the main stream were directly related to the spatial distribution of hydraulic facilities. The estimated value of the slope of the main stream was -0.166, which was negatively correlated with the spatial distribution of hydraulic facilities, and the estimated value of the slope direction of the main stream was -0.112, which was negatively correlated with the spatial distribution of hydraulic facilities. The estimated value of the watershed area where the hydraulic facilities were located was -0.096, which was also negatively correlated with the spatial distribution of hydraulic facilities. The slope and slope direction of the tributaries indirectly affected the spatial distribution of hydraulic facilities through the watershed area where the hydraulic facilities were located and did not have a direct correlation. The effect value of the slope of the tributaries was -0.017, which was negatively correlated with the spatial distribution of hydraulic facilities, and the effect value of the slope direction of the tributaries was 0.010, which was positively correlated with the spatial distribution of hydraulic facilities.

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Section: Terrain Factor Extractionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Structural Equation Model of the Spatial Distribution of Hydraulic Facilities on the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and its Correlation with Natural Factors

Wang¹,

Tan²,

Zhang³

et al. 2023

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“…The centralized pattern is a pattern of residential settlements in which the houses are built at one point. Centralized patterns are generally found in residential areas in villages located in mountainous areas [11].…”

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Study of permanent residential management in Tondo Village, Palu City

Salenda

Malik

Julia

et al. 2022

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Currently the regional government of Central Sulawesi Province through the Ministry of PUPR has built several permanent residential units (Huntap) for victims of the natural disaster on September 28 2018 that occurred in Palu City, one of which is located in Tondo Village, right behind the Tadulako University Campus. However, based on the results of the initial survey that had been carried out, there were still some things that were not given much attention, such as the provision of housing facilities and infrastructure as well as the shape of houses and their locations that did not respond to the topographic climatic conditions in Palu City. Based on the above premise, regarding the importance of permanent housing arrangement for victims of natural disasters, a problem can be formulated, namely "What is the concept of permanent housing arrangement in Tondo Village with a healthy shelter-based approach?"This study uses a rationalistic approach. The rationalistic approach is an approach that sees truth not solely from empirical conditions but also from argumentation as a part of thinking construction. To collect information and obtain data that is directly related to the research, a direct observation was carried out which included observation at the permanent residential location of Tondo Village which was the object of this study.The design concept carried out in the arrangement of permanent housing in Tondo Village is to formulate the concept of providing housing facilities and infrastructure. In addition to this, the model of residential buildings is also designed to be more attractive, so that it will be different from the appearance of permanent residential buildings that currently exist. The house design is maximized to be able to respond to the climate around a permanent residence, so as to be able to produce designs that guarantee the health of the residents of the house. The structural system used is no different from existing huntap building structural system, namely the simple healthy instant house structure system (RISHA).

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“…In terms of the layout, there is a gradual concentration toward roads, rivers, and low-altitude areas [34,62]. On the methodological front, research on rural human settlements has employed various approaches, such as RS/GIS spatial analysis [63,64], social surveys [65], regression analysis [48], kernel density estimation [66], geographic detectors [67], and landscape pattern analysis [68]. At the scale level, the existing research predominantly focuses on regional studies at various scales, including provincial [69], municipal [70], county [71], village [67], and other levels [72].…”

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“…On the methodological front, research on rural human settlements has employed various approaches, such as RS/GIS spatial analysis [63,64], social surveys [65], regression analysis [48], kernel density estimation [66], geographic detectors [67], and landscape pattern analysis [68]. At the scale level, the existing research predominantly focuses on regional studies at various scales, including provincial [69], municipal [70], county [71], village [67], and other levels [72]. Some researchers have found that, in the rural areas of China, where the rural homestead system predominates, there are systemic issues leading to a phenomenon of "the rural population decreasing while rural human settlements are expanding".…”

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Spatial–Temporal Evolution, Impact Mechanisms, and Reclamation Potential of Rural Human Settlements in China

Ran,

Hu,

Zhang

2024

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In China’s pursuit of modernization, the government has introduced the rural revitalization strategy to combat rural decline, foster balanced urban–rural development, and reduce the urban–rural gap. Rural human settlements, as key components of this strategy, play a vital role. This paper examines the types and characteristics of human–earth relationships within rural settlements, emphasizing their significance. Using national land use and population census data, we analyze the spatiotemporal evolution of rural settlements at the county level, investigating landscape pattern changes, assessing the degree of coupling coordination between rural population and settlements, categorizing relationship types and features, and estimating the potential for remediation. Our findings reveal a growing trend in the scale of rural human settlements, particularly sourced from arable land, with significant expansions observed in the North China Plain and Northeast Plain, indicating potential for farmland reclamation and village consolidation. Landscape patterns of rural human settlements exhibit increased fragmentation, complex shapes, and aggregation. We categorize the utilization of rural human settlements into two types, each with four distinct features: human–land coordination is observed in regions characterized by either a higher rural population and larger rural settlement areas, or lower rural population and smaller rural settlement areas. Human–land trade-offs are evident in areas where there is either a higher rural population and smaller rural settlement areas, or lower rural population and larger rural settlement areas. This provides valuable insights for the Chinese government’s context-specific implementation of the rural revitalization strategy. It also serves as an experiential reference for the governance of rural human settlements in other developing countries.

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Spatio-Temporal Features and Influencing Factors of Homesteads Expansion at Village Scale

Cited by 8 publications

References 36 publications

The Structural Equation Model of the Spatial Distribution of Hydraulic Facilities on the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and its Correlation with Natural Factors

The Structural Equation Model of the Spatial Distribution of Hydraulic Facilities on the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and its Correlation with Natural Factors

Study of permanent residential management in Tondo Village, Palu City

Spatial–Temporal Evolution, Impact Mechanisms, and Reclamation Potential of Rural Human Settlements in China

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