The GIS study on the spatial structure and visual perception of historical districts in winter cities

Li, Hong; Pang, Songling; Geng, Meiyun; Wang, Sihan

doi:10.1007/s12517-021-07481-w

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“…[ 9 ]. Only from the standpoint of visual form aesthetics can the rationality of spatial color relationships be properly analyzed or explained [ 10 ]. A unique realization method and expression of visual space design are argued on the basis of a more thorough and scientific analysis of the visual design elements in oil painting design from the viewpoint of human visual perception.…”

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Exploring the Visual Space Structure of Oil Painting Based on Visual Importance

Zhao

Lai

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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For present and future design, research on visual-spatial language and the mastery of its fundamental concepts is extremely valuable. Since a more comprehensive research system has not yet been established to investigate the aesthetics of visual form and its significance, the research fields of spatial color and spatial structure relationships are currently relatively unique. The visual forms of design will be fundamentally affected by the diverse development of the design thinking ideology, and the expansion of design language will become a given. Design thinking and methods are significantly impacted by the emphasis on digital technology in online media. Design is no longer restricted to the arrangement of two-dimensional planes thanks to the visual space of oil paintings; three-dimensional space and time organization structures are combined with visual elements, and content layout evolves from static layout to dynamic interactive layout. In order to better understand visual space and intuition, this study begins by examining the structure of visual space in oil paintings. It does this by using artistic psychology and spatial space as research hints. The experimental results demonstrate that the depth-aware image quality evaluation algorithm in this study consumes more time than the MSEPF + 30 algorithm and the MSEPF + 50 algorithm by 12 ms and 15 ms, respectively, while the time consumption of individual particles is increased by 0.08 ms and 0.04 ms, respectively. This algorithm can thus meet the real-time requirements. As a result, it is anticipated that this study will address more comprehensive and detailed data as well as theoretical underpinnings that will be helpful in the study of painting art.

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Exploring the Visual Space Structure of Oil Painting Based on Visual Importance

Zhao

Lai

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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“…According to the comparative analysis of the comprehensive sample photos, the colors in this range were the colors of "traditional door headers" and "traditional window sills and eaves" in the facades of Shiquan Street, including traditional Chinese colors such as "agate (0, 33, 29)" (Nao) and "coal black (18, 35,19)" (Meihei). The warm state of the colors provided a reference for selecting the colors for architectural decorative elements in historic areas.…”

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“…Usually, detailed investigations and records of the architectural colors of historical areas are required to understand their original color features and changes [18]. Then, based on these investigations and records, a reasonable protection and restoration plan is developed to maintain the authenticity of the architectural colors of the historical areas [19]. It is noted that in the process of protecting and restoring architectural colors, protection and restoration do not mean being the same.…”

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“…• sample group, which had clear direction. The branch diverged outward with color particles (92, 58,19) and color particles (145, 54,19) as the center points, resulting in a strong visualization effect. The comparative analysis of the comprehensive sample photos showed that the colors in this range were colors of "street plants" that were mistakenly included in the semantic segmentation of Shiquan Street.…”

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Color Authenticity for the Sustainable Development of Historical Areas: A Case Study of Shiquan

Miao,

Feng,

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Currently, historical areas in China are facing issues of color authenticity and excessive commercialization. Colors, as an important element of historical areas, reflect their history and culture. However, there are some flaws in the existing research methods, so a more scientific and systematic method is needed to obtain accurate and objective color visualization results to promote the sustainable development of historical areas. In order to explore the methods and applications of visualizing the environmental color patterns of historical areas, Shiquan Street in Suzhou, China, was taken as the research object; ArcGIS 10.5 was used to obtain the street-view photo samples; Matlab was used to summarize the architectural colors of the historical areas; and K-means clustering was used to generate the central color card of the historical areas, thus completing the color visualization of the historical areas, followed by further searching for the color patterns and central colors, so as to explore the strategies for sustainable development of historical areas. The various quantified color models of historical areas can explore the regional uniqueness and color locality of historical areas, which avoids problems such as homogenization of block colors, unclear styles and features, and an excessive proportion of commercial colors caused by poor color guidance and control in the design related to historical areas, providing approaches to the research on the harmonious unity of environmental colors and features related to historical areas. A color-based research method has been proposed to protect and maintain the original appearance of historical areas. The application of this method provides a new perspective and possibility for the protection of historical areas, allowing these areas to achieve historical sustainability while maintaining their historical characteristics and values.

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“…The analysis above indicates a limited focus on the study of construction land and road transitions within historical and cultural districts. Existing research predominantly centers on changes in construction land from the perspective of institutional transitions 13,14 , as do optimization studies of road systems based on the existing framework 15,16 The prevailing research approaches are primarily qualitative, with a scarcity of quantitative analyses. Moreover, investigations into the construction land networks and road networks of historical districts are notably deficient, with only a few studies, such as Fan's work 17 , examining this aspect, specifically in the context of Changsha City.…”

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Connectivity Transition Characteristics of Historical Districts' Construction Land Networks and Road Networks in Southwest China: A Case Study of Guiyang

Lin,

Huang,

Xiang

et al. 2024

Preprint

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In the era of rapid urbanization, preserving historical districts is vital, especially in culturally rich regions. By focusing on Guiyang city, a key transport hub in southwestern China, this study explores urban evolution and development principles through network analysis. It examines changes in construction land and road networks across four historical periods: the Early Ming Dynasty, the Early Qing Dynasty, the Republic of China, and the 1980s. The findings show a linear decrease in construction land network density and fluctuating decline in road network density. Centrality trends declined from the early Ming to the early Qing but increased in the 1980s, moving towards equilibrium. Overall efficiency increases with decreasing in clustering coefficient, indicating reduced vulnerability. Social, productivity, and topographical factors influence these changes. This study contrasts with European and Southeast Asian research, revealing unique trends in mountainous city evolution. Constrained by terrain and limited outward expansion, cities transition from unipolar to multipolar spatial structures. Faced with administrative constraints, they adopt concentrated spatial development. The findings suggest strategies for global mountainous city development and confirm the applicability of complex network analysis to urban spatial networks, highlighting implications for understanding transformations within China's national pattern across various dimensions.

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The GIS study on the spatial structure and visual perception of historical districts in winter cities

Cited by 6 publications

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Exploring the Visual Space Structure of Oil Painting Based on Visual Importance

Exploring the Visual Space Structure of Oil Painting Based on Visual Importance

Color Authenticity for the Sustainable Development of Historical Areas: A Case Study of Shiquan

Connectivity Transition Characteristics of Historical Districts' Construction Land Networks and Road Networks in Southwest China: A Case Study of Guiyang

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