The Study of Coastal Land Use Change Factors in Taiwan

• Main Authors: Yu-chen Lee, 李毓真
• Other Authors: Ko-wan Tsou
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2009
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/62613727263365077869

碩士 === 國立成功大學 === 都市計劃學系碩博士班 === 97 === There are full of land resource in the island of Taiwan. That is restricted and precious, it has need to protocol a plan to avoid developing in inadequate direction, and consider the affect of land-use change. The interacting power of factors impact the coastal land-use, and make the problem seriously, such as economics, society, natural environment, human behaviors, and so on. The land-use of different scale is an important issue in spatial land-use study, and the most of past studies focused on the aggregate description or analysis of macro-spatial-social-economic. Therefore, this study used the pattern, quantity, and location analysis of coastal land-use change to build the hierarchical model that is divided into individual variable and aggregate variable, and is used to research the coastal land-use change of housing, commerce, industry. The outcomes show that the changes of using coastal land are most obvious in land of Agricultural, land of Recreation and land of Leisure and Built-up. The model shows that the changes of using coastal land are pressured into regional society growth, attracted to transport property, and limited to development in affecting of residence use; attracted to coastal condition, changed from social economy, and affected by life quality in affecting of residence use, and direct affected by the region, and attracted to base condition in affecting of industrial use. The difference between residence use, commerce use, and industrial use is according to the obvious affecting of coastal condition, attracts the development of surroundings land and commerce. In order to reduce the affect from MAUP and make the basis of sustainable coastal land-use, this study used the hierarchical concept to divide and interpret the interact of variable and change.