China’s rapid urbanisation has led to ecological deterioration and reduced the land available for agricultural production. The purpose of this study is to develop an urban development boundary delineation (UDBD) model using the high-tech manufacturing area of Xinbei in the District of Changzhou as a case study, and by applying remote sensing, GIS, and other technologies. China’s UDBD policies are reviewed, spatiotemporal changes since 1985 are documented, and future expansion is modelled to 2020. The simulated urban-growth patterns are analysed in relation to China’s policies for farmland preservation, ecological redlines protection areas, and housing developments. The UDBD model developed in this study satisfies regional farmland and ecological space protection constraints, while being consistent with urban development strategies. This study provides theoretical references and technological support for the implementation of land management policies that will optimize land allocations for urban growth, agriculture, and ecological protection.
China’s New Urban Space Regulation Policies: A Study of Urban Development Boundary Delineations
Zhuzhou Zhuang,Kaiyuan Li,Jiaxun Liu,Q. Cheng,Yu Gao,Jinxia Shan,Lingyan Cai,Qiuhao Huang,Yanming Chen,Dong Chen
Published 2016 in Sustainability
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2016
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Sustainability
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2016-12-29
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Geography, Engineering, Environmental Science
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