Luo Yinghan, Liu Chang, Tian Guohang. Interaction Between Urban Development and River Network Evolution—A Case Study in Main Urban Area of Zhengzhou City[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(2): 258-266.
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Luo Yinghan, Liu Chang, Tian Guohang. Interaction Between Urban Development and River Network Evolution—A Case Study in Main Urban Area of Zhengzhou City[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2021, 41(2): 258-266. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2021.02.034.
Interaction Between Urban Development and River Network Evolution—A Case Study in Main Urban Area of Zhengzhou City
[Objective] The interaction between urban development and river network evolution in the main urban area of Zhengzhou City
He'nan Province was analyzed in order to provide scientific basis for rational regulation of urban water resources.[Methods] Taking the main urban area of Zhengzhou City as the research area
based on remote sensing image data in 1994
2002
2009 and 2019
the characteristic index of river network was calculated and the coupling coordination model was established to quantitatively analyze the evolution of river network and the interaction between river network and urban development.[Results] The interaction between urban development and river network evolution was manifested in the destruction and promotion of urban development on river network and the supporting and restricting functions of river network on urban development. Urban development led to the decrease of river network density
the single linear trend and simplified structure
but river network was the skeleton of urban form and material basis. When the bearing capacity of river network tended to the threshold
the urban development would be restrained in reverse
which caused the attention to the river network restoration. The change of coordination degree between urban development and river network could be divided into three stages:fluctuation
running-in and stable development:in the early stage
the high intensity development of the city made the coordination degree of the two decline rapidly. In the middle period
people began to pay attention to the repair and maintenance of river network
and the construction of artificial water system consolidated the structure of river network. Affected by the topography
the main urban areas avoided the southwest hilly areas to the east plain area expansion. In the later stage
the control and restoration of the water system achieved remarkable results
and the coordination degree was upgraded to the primary coordination level with the trend of gradual improvement.[Conclusion] The intervention of artificial water conservancy measures can alleviate the impact of urban development on river network
but the restoration effect of river network lags behind the process of urban development
therefor
it is still necessary to strengthen the restoration and protection of river network.
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