New Perspective of “Human-Earth” Spatial Design: Ecological Pattern of Population Spatial Inhabitation

Wei Zheng; Meng Lin Qin; Shi Zhu Lu; Zhan Xie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.174-177.3190

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New Perspective of “Human-Earth” Spatial Design: Ecological Pattern of Population Spatial Inhabitation

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According to the ecological pattern of population spatial inhabitation (EPPSI), the planning of population spatial distribution shall include capacity and spatial distribution. The core connotation is that the population capacity is based on the carrying capacity of “natural-economic-social” complex system and the spatial distribution is based on “sustainable-efficient-equal” value orientation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 174-177)

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Wei Zheng, Meng Lin Qin, Shi Zhu Lu, Zhan Xie

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Ecological Pattern of Population Spatial Inhabitation (EPPSI), Population Capacity, Population Spatial Distribution

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