摘要: |
以内蒙古乌兰察布市中心城区8个城市公园中的植
物景观空间为研究对象,使用行为观察法和行为地图法记录游
人的景观偏好与行为偏好,用相关性分析、方差分析研究植物
景观空间特征指标与游人偏好的关系,为提升游人在植物景观
空间的游憩体验、构建人性化城市公园提供参考。研究表明:
游人偏好水体与植物组合景观空间,且游人偏好与植物观赏特
性、季相变化、色彩构成呈显著正相关,与亲水性呈显著负相
关;游人喜欢在城市公园植物景观空间中欣赏美景和社交;游
人倾向于在野生植物种类少、可达性好的植物景观空间内进行
休闲娱乐活动,在气味芳香、硬质广场面积较大的植物景观空
间内进行体育健身活动,在郁闭度高、较封闭、离水边较远、
离出入口较近的植物景观空间内进行安静休憩活动。 |
关键词: 风景园林 城市公园 植物景观空间 景观偏好 游人行为 |
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Research on Visitors' Preferences for Plant Landscape Spaces in Ulanqab |
MAO Yanqi,ZOU Yongdong,ZHENG Yutong,WANG Meixian |
Abstract: |
With plant landscape space in 8 urban parks in the
central city of Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, as the research object,
the behavioral observation and behavioral map method is used to
record visitors' landscape preferences and behavioral preferences,
and the correlation analysis and ANOVA are used to study the
relationship between plant landscape space characteristics indicators
and visitors' preferences, so as to provide a reference basis for
improving visitors' recreational experience in plant landscape space
and constructing humanized urban parks. The research shows that:
visitors prefer water and plant combination landscape spaces, and
visitors' preference is significantly positively correlated with plant
ornamental characteristics, seasonal changes, color composition,
and negatively correlated with hydrophilicity; visitors like to enjoy
the beauty and socialization in the plant landscape spaces of urban
parks; visitors tend to carry out recreational activities in the plant
landscape spaces with few wild plant species and good accessibility,
and carry out sports and fitness activities in the plant landscape
spaces with fragrant smell and hard square. Visitors tend to engage
in physical fitness activities in plant landscape spaces with a large
area, and quiet resting activities in plant landscape spaces with a
high degree of confinement, more closed, farther from the water's
edge, and closer to the entrance and exit. |
Key words: landscape architecture urban park plant landscape
space landscape preference visitor behavior |