To illustrate the irregular and non-standardized sign design in the landscape architecture,itis necessary to research the history of landscape architecture and the function of signs.Design of signs inlandscape archite...To illustrate the irregular and non-standardized sign design in the landscape architecture,itis necessary to research the history of landscape architecture and the function of signs.Design of signs inlandscape architecture is a practical system.The guidance system is an essential part of it,and aestheticand art is second to the guidance system.Likewise,aesthetic and art could not highlight the achievement ofart and personality,and design of signs could not separate from the guidance system.In China,nowadays,standardization of sign design in landscape architecture should break down language and cultural barriers,as well as bringing International style and carrying Chinese characteristics.展开更多
Land use generalization indices are critical for producing normative multi-scale land use databases and maps,but there is still not a national criterion for these indices in China.Previous studies on land use data gen...Land use generalization indices are critical for producing normative multi-scale land use databases and maps,but there is still not a national criterion for these indices in China.Previous studies on land use data generalization indices often neglect macroindices such as area proportion of land use types and map load,and also ignore landscape effects on land use generalization indices.Here we constructed an index system of land use data generalization from macro-and micro-perspectives,and examined scale and landscape effects on land use data generalization indices based on the countrywide multi-scale land use data samples.We formulated relationships between land use data generalization indices and both scale and land use pattern metrics.We defined thresholds of land use data generalization indices on scales of 1:50000,1:100000,1:250000,and 1:500000.We verified our methodology and index thresholds through generalizing a county land use database.展开更多
文摘To illustrate the irregular and non-standardized sign design in the landscape architecture,itis necessary to research the history of landscape architecture and the function of signs.Design of signs inlandscape architecture is a practical system.The guidance system is an essential part of it,and aestheticand art is second to the guidance system.Likewise,aesthetic and art could not highlight the achievement ofart and personality,and design of signs could not separate from the guidance system.In China,nowadays,standardization of sign design in landscape architecture should break down language and cultural barriers,as well as bringing International style and carrying Chinese characteristics.
基金supported by National Basic Research Program of China (Grant No. 2006CB701303)National High Technology Research and Development Program of China (Grant No. 2007AA12Z225)+2 种基金National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 40771168, 40901188)Key Laboratory of Geo-informatics of State Bureau of Surveying and Mapping (Grant No. 200906)Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (Grant No. 4082002)
文摘Land use generalization indices are critical for producing normative multi-scale land use databases and maps,but there is still not a national criterion for these indices in China.Previous studies on land use data generalization indices often neglect macroindices such as area proportion of land use types and map load,and also ignore landscape effects on land use generalization indices.Here we constructed an index system of land use data generalization from macro-and micro-perspectives,and examined scale and landscape effects on land use data generalization indices based on the countrywide multi-scale land use data samples.We formulated relationships between land use data generalization indices and both scale and land use pattern metrics.We defined thresholds of land use data generalization indices on scales of 1:50000,1:100000,1:250000,and 1:500000.We verified our methodology and index thresholds through generalizing a county land use database.
