The Analysis of Spatial Distribution on Scenic Area in Taiwan

• Main Authors: Weng Hsiang Pin, 翁祥彬
• Other Authors: Yang,Chien-Fu
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2014
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/74332765236122307404

碩士 === 康寧大學 === 休閒管理研究所 === 102 === This study aims to explore the definition and types of the scenic sites, but also to discuss the spatial characteristics of centralization and decentralization which is shown on the maps among a total of the 110 government-approved national scenic areas, including the national parks, the national forest recreation areas, the scenic areas and nature reserves.The study methods to "Nearest-Neighbor Index" analysis are based on the administrative districts in whole Taiwan, which include the existing 15 counties, the 4 main areas (Northern, Central, Southern and Eastern areas in Taiwan) and 6 out of the 7 "Area Living Areas", a total of 25 units.Conclusion A: Scenic Areas have the specialties with a beautiful landscape, environment, cultures, humanity tourism, providing the places for people to spend their leisure time. However, not limited within the purpose of the sightseeing, they are mainly to provide with the relevant information of diversities and ecological researches. Conclusion B: The characteristics of Natural Spatial Areas and Geological terrains and habitats feature the social science, natural science, culture, education and recreation values.The population density of Taiwan is concentrated in the western half. Developing the natural reserves in such limited space, therefore, would be a difficult project. The effective exploitation of the natural reserves requires more attentions to nature resources protection, environmental conservation, and the preservation of historical cultures. Moreover, minimizing the loss of nature resources is the key point to Spatial Development.Conclusion D: The proactivity of the government upon the development the cultural district between areas leads to the three-dimensional characteristics with the natural resources, historical cultures and the humanity customs.