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本文结合重庆市合川县城镇土地定级工作试点实践,阐明了县域城镇土地定级工作的特殊性,提出了统一评定县域城镇土地级别的技术路线是:开展城镇体系层次分析,建立两类定级标志,通过合成计分,实现聚类定级。 相似文献
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城镇土地定级与估价管理系统设计及应用 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
城镇土地定级与估价工作,需要大量的计算与制图,为了提高工作效率,避免重复输入,使数据共享,我们研制了集定级与估价为一体的管理系统。本文介绍了该系统的设计思想、结构、功能、特点及应用结果。 相似文献
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我国西部城镇土地定级估价的特点——以西宁市为例 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
土地定级与估价是城市地产评估的两个方面,都是对城市土地利用适宜性和土地价格的评定,是以城市土地区位和土地使用效益的集聚程度及空间分布规律为依据。在城市土地定级估价研究中,根据城市特点选定不同的方法和因素及指标体系,对不同类型和特点的城镇,其因素的重要性和区位差异性有着较大的差别。因此在定级估价中,首先要针对城镇的特点进行分析,从而确定其方法路线和有关因素指标体系,才能得到客观理想的评估结果。本文以西宁市土地定级估价为例,对我国西部城镇土地定级估价特点和方法进行了分析。 相似文献
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在城镇土地有偿使用的条件下,城市规划应该尊重城市土地的经济属性。如何利用城镇土地定级估价成果,已成为规划工作者的一项重要任务。本文从四个方面论述了城镇土地定级估价在城市规划中的应用。 相似文献
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桂林市的特色旅游小城镇建设是桂林国际旅游胜地建设的重要内容,但是,土地制约严重、小城镇治理水平低、规划缺乏特色、发展缺乏差异性、资金渠道单一等问题却制约了特色小城镇的建设和发展。进一步切实解决旅游用地需求、凝练特色,选准方向,做好规划,合理开发,提高旅游产业档次、进一步加强对全市特色旅游小城镇建设工作的领导等举措将为特色旅游小城镇的建设和发展指明方向。 相似文献
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加快小城镇发展是农业剩余劳动力转移的主渠道 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
加快小城镇建设是我国实现农业剩余劳动力转移,促进农村经济发展的现实而有效的选择。但目前小城镇建设中尚存在产业结构不合理、劳动力素质不高、农村土地使用制度不完善等一系列阻碍小城镇发展的因素。为此,要通过小城镇建设转移农业剩余劳动力,就必须从调整小城镇产业结构,促进产业升级;减少贫困人口,提高农业劳动力素质;改革和完善现有的户籍管理制度和农村社会保障体系;完善家庭土地承包制,建立土地流转制度等方面着手,加以解决之。 相似文献
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宋金元时期陇西、青东黄土高原地区城镇的发展 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
宋金元时期是陇西、青东地区城镇发展的重要阶段。北宋为经略陇右而在陇西、青东地区大修堡寨,促使城镇数量激增,形成畸形发展之势;金元时期,城镇数量的显著下降是城镇建设回归常态的反映。这一时期城镇数量的剧烈变化主要存在于县以下的小城镇,而县及县以上城镇的变化相对稳定。特殊的政治、军事、民族形势和国防的需要,是影响这一时期城镇发展的主要因素,在此基础上,陇西、青东地区的城镇在功能上形成综合性区域中心城镇、军事性城镇和商贸型城镇三大类型。 相似文献
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经济转型期中原城市群地区城镇规模结构演变分析 总被引:7,自引:0,他引:7
经济转型期中原城市群地区的城镇规模结构发生了深刻的变化。利用1985年与2003年的人口规模数据,分别对该区进行城镇规模级别结构演变分析、位序-规模分布分析以及规模结构演变数量分析,初步探讨经济转型期中原城市群地区.城镇规模结构的分布状况和演变特征,指出存在的问题,并提出相应的对策。 相似文献
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Changing Ethnic Segregation and Housing Disadvantage in Dundee 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Donald Houston 《Scottish Geographical Journal》2013,129(4):285-298
Abstract Dundee has a small black and minority ethnic (BME) population, which has been neglected by previous research, as have BME populations in small towns and cities generally. As in other British cities, the residential locations of the main BME groups are distinct from that of the white population. After briefly reviewing the history of settlement in Dundee, this paper examines the extent to which patterns of ethnic segregation have changed between 1991 and 2001. Some moves towards dispersal and suburbanisation are identified but there are important contrasts between different BME groups. The implications of segregation for housing availability are assessed through Census of Population data. The hypothesis is posed that the consequences of segregation for housing disadvantage are greater in small cities such as Dundee. 相似文献
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AbstractThis article aims at distinguishing recurrent population movements within the territory of the Russian Federation between urban localities of different sizes and rural areas in connection to the processes of urbanization, suburbanization, and de-urbanization. Incomplete urbanization and the strong polarization of socio-economic space in Russia have resulted in two powerful contradictory population flows: centrifugal seasonal sub- and de-urbanization and centripetal labor migration from rural and small towns to large urban centers. The article discusses three forms of recurrent population mobility in Russia: (1) daily commuting of urban and rural inhabitants within metropolitan areas; (2) commuting to large cities and their suburbs for long-term employment intervals (weekly, monthly, etc.), (3) second-home commuting to countryside dachas. Unfinished urbanization in Russia not only attracts rural and small towns’ population to major cities but also keeps it within the latter. It slows down the real de-urbanization and induces specific dachas (second-home) suburbanization/de-urbanization, with these processes being closely interrelated. An opportunity to earn money in cities together with the impossibility of moving to major centers due to expensive housing encourages households to remain in small towns and rural areas. Meanwhile, inhabited rural localities (even ones distant from cities) attract seasonal population (dachniks). 相似文献
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Small towns account for a significant fraction of the total population in many regions, but there has been a relative lack of research into small towns, with researchers' attention being drawn more to the effects of globalization and technological change on large cities and city regions. Yet, as the effects of globalization have become increasingly imprinted on small towns, transnational grassroots movements have emerged to address the needs, challenges and opportunities of small-town communities. Many of these movements involve partnerships and networks linking the local and international levels. They are often framed in terms of sustainability of their community, with an emphasis on liveability and quality of life. This article places the emergence of cross-border collaborations between small towns in the broader context of shifts from the “first” to the “second modernity”. Through in-depth case studies of movements such as Italy's Slow Food and Slow City movement, Sweden's eco-cities, economic gardening in the US and the creative cities project in Albania, we highlight four sensibilities that have emerged: local, organic and slow food; environmentalism; entrepreneurship and creativity. 相似文献