英文摘要 |
Urban green spaces provide countless ecosystem services for city inhabitants. In the process of urbanization, the lack of reasonable green space planning, man-made destruction and occupation have resulted in the high fragmentation of urban green space. Taking Fuzhou, the capital and one of the largest cities in Fujian province, China, as an example, this study explores the relationship between urbanization and urban green space fragmentation in a broader context from the perspective of space and time. Firstly, the integration degrees of Fuzhou central area in 2000, 2010 and 2021 are calculated by applying the theory of space syntax to extract road data. Secondly, the landscape pattern of urban green space is analyzed, and the relevant landscape index is extracted to quantify the fragmentation degree of urban green space. Finally, this studyemploys a geographically weighted regression model to evaluate the impact of urbanization on urban green space fragmentation. The results show that the urbanization initially occurred in the west of Fuzhou, while the urbanization in the southern edge area occurred after 2010.The decrease of green space area, more and more fragmentation and complex spatial pattern in Fuzhou city center indicate the problems related to rapid urbanization and planning policy in the center area of Fuzhou city. In conclusion, this study helps to understand the impact of urbanization on fragmentation of urban green space and provides insights for urban green space planning from the perspective of promoting sustainable development. |