Pan Xin-pei, Liu Li-ru, Liu Lin. An LCZ-based Spatial Pattern Characteristic Analysis of Typical Urban Local Areas in Hot-humid Regions[J]. 2021, 38(2): 107-114.
Pan Xin-pei, Liu Li-ru, Liu Lin. An LCZ-based Spatial Pattern Characteristic Analysis of Typical Urban Local Areas in Hot-humid Regions[J]. 2021, 38(2): 107-114.DOI: 10.12052/gdutxb.200007.
An LCZ-based Spatial Pattern Characteristic Analysis of Typical Urban Local Areas in Hot-humid Regions
The rapid development of urbanization has formed complex diversified spatial layouts in urban-scale city blocks. This phenomenon has influenced the micro-climate characteristics of urban local areas. From the view of quantifying the effects of urban surface elements on local climate
this study proposes a new spatial characteristic indicator-based local climate zone dividing method by considering city blocks’ boundaries. This method
facing the city block unit
could better describe the refined spatial patterns of city block-scale local areas. This study takes the man-made ecological urban region-Guangzhou Higher Education Mega Center (GHEMC) and the typical central business district-Pearl River New Town (PRNT) as examples
and builds the LCZ distribution maps and the distribution atlas of building spatial pattern and underlying surface layout characteristic indicators in these two sample regions by using the proposed LCZ division method. Comparison results show that the GHEMC mainly consists of open middle-rise buildings while PRNT is mainly composed of compact high-rise buildings. Visualization expressions of urban regional LCZ spatial characteristic parameters would provide data basis and theoretical evidence for quantitative research of city block micro-climate distribution laws and climate-friendly ecological urban construction.
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