Synergisticity model in urban land-use analysis in Harbin
Yanfang Li
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Yanfang Li
Abstract
In this paper,the synernislieily and polenlialily model of land use,the city of Harbin City,the synernislieily of land use to carry out a measured assessment of the current status of urban land use and the gap between the potential target.The results not only reflect the city land use systems and various sub-systems and the potential degree of synernislieily,but also the basis of a single order parameter to identify the effectiveness of sub-systems synernislieily caused by the specific indicators and their actual level,according to the results of the analysis to identify the current land use of existing problems,propose solutions to further measures,in order to formulate land-use management policies and city planning for reference.
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In this paper,the synernislieily and polenlialily model of land use,the city of Harbin City,the synernislieily of land use to carry out a measured assessment of the current status of urban land use and the gap between the potential target.The results not only reflect the city land use systems and various sub-systems and the potential degree of synernislieily,but also the basis of a single order parameter to identify the effectiveness of sub-systems synernislieily caused by the specific indicators and their actual level,according to the results of the analysis to identify the current land use of existing problems,propose solutions to further measures,in order to formulate land-use management policies and city planning for reference.
Key concepts: Land use, Current (fluid), Land-use planning, Order (exchange), Environmental planning, Environmental resource management, Computer science, Geography