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    题名: Synthesis and spatial dynamics of socio-economic metabolism and land use change of Taipei Metropolitan Region
    作者: Lee, CL (Lee, Chun-Lin)
    Huang, SL (Huang, Shu-Li)
    Chan, SL (Chan, Shih-Liang)
    贡献者: 景觀學系所
    关键词: Socio-economic metabolism
    Land use change
    Spatial system simulation
    SEMLUC
    Taipei Metropolitan Region
    Spatial interaction mechanisms
    日期: 2009
    上传时间: 2011-11-28 15:35:20 (UTC+8)
    摘要: Ever since the concept of metabolism was extended from biological science by social scientists to analyze human systems, socio-economic metabolism has been extensively applied to explore resource consumption, asset accumulation, waste emissions. and complex processes of land use change in a socio-economic system. Current research in socio-economic metabolism and land use change has used accounting approaches for macroscopic comparisons of countries and regions. However, socio-economic metabolism has seldom been applied to the analysis of land use change. To simulate the spatial-temporal dynamics of socio-economic metabolism and land use change, this study adopts a spatial system modeling method to develop a Socio-Economic Metabolism and Land Use Change (SEMLUC) model for the Taipei Metropolitan Region. The simulation results illustrate that the Taipei Metropolitan Region is highly dependent on inflows of non-renewable energy and exhibits a spatial hierarchy of non-renewable energy consumption centering on Taipei's Main station. Additionally, urban assets provide feedback to natural and agricultural systems to extract additional resource inflows which, driven by the maximum power principle, accelerate the convergence of energy flows toward urban assets. Accumulating urban assets also facilitates inflows of non-renewable material to nearby cells thereby enhancing land use conversion to urban areas. This work also demonstrates the capability of ArcGIS software in simulating socio-economic metabolism and land use change in an urban system. (C) 2009 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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