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STUDY ON THE LAND EXPANSION AND ITS RATIONAL SCALE OF THE CHINESE URBAN CENTERS

Zhao Denghu

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Facing the difficulties of evaluating the rational land scale for the urban centers, this paper tries to establish a formula to judge and study the rationality on the occupation of land for urban development through the different hierarchy. Based on this, this paper expresses the status quo of the land use in caparison of different cases.

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Facing the difficulties of evaluating the rational land scale for the urban centers, this paper tries to establish a formula to judge and study the rationality on the occupation of land for urban development through the different hierarchy. Based on this, this paper expresses the status quo of the land use in caparison of different cases.

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Facing the difficulties of evaluating the rational land scale for the urban centers, this paper tries to establish a formula to judge and study the rationality on the occupation of land for urban development through the different hierarchy. Based on this, this paper expresses the status quo of the land use in caparison of different cases.

Key concepts: Status quo, Rationality, Scale (ratio), Hierarchy, Geography, Urbanization, Environmental planning, Land use

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