A study on the spatial characteristics and transformation development of villages from the perspective of "production-living-ecology" : A case study of Dan Village, Foluo Town, Hainan Province

Abstract

In order to explore the spatial characteristics of villages from the perspective of "production living ecology" space and seek the development path of traditional village transformation and new village optimization, this paper takes Dan Village as an example and analyzes the spatial characteristics of traditional villages from the two scales of village area and settlement by using satellite image visual interpretation, literature study, graphic analysis and other methods. The results show that the spatial characteristics of traditional villages and new villages are significantly different. The traditional villages are natural and organic, while the new villages are uniform and regular, which are mainly influenced by factors such as the reconstruction of social relations, technological change and the evolution of ecological consciousness. Based on the above results, suggestions are put forward for the development path of traditional villages from three aspects: the construction of the living space form dominated by neighborhood relationship, the production mode of multi-scale collaborative development and the ecological space of diverse landscape levels.