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- Title
Variation pattern and its affecting factors of three-dimensional landscape in urban residential community of Shenyang.
- Authors
Zhang Pei-Feng; Hu Yuan-Man; Xiong Zai-Ping; Liu Miao
- Abstract
Based on the 1:10000 aerial photo in 1997 and the three QuickBird images in 2002 , 2005, and 2008, and by using Barista software and GIS and RS techniques, the three-dimensional information of the residential community in Tiexi District of Shenyang was extracted, and the variation pattern of the three-dimensional landscape in the district during its reconstruction in 1997-2008 and related affecting factors were analyzed with the indices, i e. road density, greening rate,average building height, building height standard deviation, building coverage rate, floor area rate, building shape coefficient, population density, and percapita GDP. The results showed that in 1997-2008, the building area for industry decreased, that for commerce and other public affairs increased, and the area for residents, education, and medical cares basically remained stable. The building number, building coverage rate, and building shape coefficient decreased, while the floor area rate, average building height, height standard deviation, road density, and greening rate increased. Within the limited space of residential community, the containing capacity of population and economic activity increased, and the environment quality also improved to some extent. The variation degree of average building height increased, but the building energy consumption decreased. Population growth and economic development had positive correlations with floor area rate, road density, and greening rate, but negative correlation with building coverage rate.
- Subjects
AERIAL photographs; COMMUNITIES; STANDARD deviations; POPULATION density; GROSS domestic product; ECONOMIC activity; ECONOMIC development
- Publication
Yingyong Shengtai Xuebao, 2011, Vol 22, Issue 2, p453
- ISSN
1001-9332
- Publication type
Article