文献类型：期刊文献

中文题名：珠海市“三生”空间格局演变及其驱动因素研究

英文题名：Study on Pattern Evolution and Driving of“Production–Living–Ecological”Spatial in Zhuhai City

作者：陈楚[1];陈士银[1];马智宇[1]

机构：[1]广东海洋大学管理学院,广东湛江524088

年份：2020

卷号：26

期号：15

起止页码：102

中文期刊名：安徽农学通报

外文期刊名：Anhui Agricultural Science Bulletin

基金：国家级大学生创新创业训练计划项目资助(项目编号:CXXL2019019);广东省教育科学规划项目(2019GXJK080)。

语种：中文

中文关键词：“三生”空间;重心迁移;格局演变;驱动因素

外文关键词："Production-Living-Ecological"Spatial;Migration;Pattern evolution;Driving factor

中文摘要："三生"空间的协调发展是当前国土空间规划中探讨的热点话题之一。通过构建"生产-生活-生态"的空间分类体系,以粤港澳大湾区的节点城市珠海为研究对象,采用地理空间信息分析、土地利用动态转移、"三生"空间重心迁移等方法,对珠海市1980—2015年35年间"三生"空间的时空格局及其驱动因素进行了分析。结果表明:(1)从面积变化上来看,生活空间面积变化较为显著;生产空间持续减少,大量的转出面积流入了生态空间;生态空间面积变化情况最小。(2)从重心迁移的角度上来看,"三生"空间重心相对集中,均分布在斗门区和香洲区,仅生产空间在2015年重心逐步向东南方向迁移。(3)"三生"空间的格局演变与顶层政策和区域的经济发展、人口增长密切相关。

外文摘要：The coordinated development of"Production–Living–Ecological"spatial is one of the hot topics discussed in the current National Spatial Planning.In this article,through building the classification system of"Production–Living–Ecological",choosing Zhuhai city,an important note city in Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Arear,as the research area,using the geographical spatial information analysis,the transfer of land use dynamic,migration of"Production–Living–Ecological",to analyse its spatial pattern and driving factors.The results show that:(1)From the perspective of area change,the living space area changes significantly;The production space continues to decrease,and a large amount of off-site area flows into the ecological space.The ecological space area changes the least.(2)From the perspective of center of gravity migration,the center of gravity of"Production–Living–Ecological"space is relatively concentrated,all of which are distributed in Doumen District and Xiangzhou District.Only in2015,the center of gravity of production space gradually shifted to the southeast direction.(3)The spatial pattern evolution of"Production–Living–Ecological"is closely related to top-level policies,regional economic development and population growth.