Research on Land Intensive Use of the Langfang National Economic and Technological Development Zone in Hebei Province

Qing Jun Zhang; Jun Na Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.700.747

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Research on Land Intensive Use of the Langfang National Economic and Technological Development Zone in Hebei Province

Abstract:

The extent of land intensive use is directly related to the sustainable use of regional land resources, and it is closely related to regional socio-economic development. The land intensive use evaluation indicator system is built from three aspects of status of land use, land use efficiency, land management performance, and the level of land intensive use of the Langfang national economic and technological development zone is evaluated by multi-index comprehensive method. The evaluation results are deeply analyzed to find the problems of land use. The research results objectively reflected the actual status of land use in development zone, the direction of tapping the potential of land management is indicated, and the basis is provided for the government to audit upgrading and expansion areas of the development zone.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 700)

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747-752

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December 2014

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Qing Jun Zhang*, Jun Na Lu

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Development Zone, Evaluation Indicator, Hebei Province, Land Intensive Utilization

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