Landscape ecology planning principles in Korean Feng-Shui, Bi-bo woodlands and ponds
@article{Whang2006LandscapeEP, title={Landscape ecology planning principles in Korean Feng-Shui, Bi-bo woodlands and ponds}, author={Bo-Chul Whang and Myung Woo Lee}, journal={Landscape and Ecological Engineering}, year={2006}, volume={2}, pages={147-162} }
The purpose of this study is to suggest practical planning principles, which are absent in landscape ecology planning, according to which the spatial completeness of the watershed is derived from native Korean Feng-Shui (). Landscape ecology planning principles are used widely in contemporary planning projects in terms of patch, corridor, matrix and network of landscape pattern. However, landscape indices for planning principles are complicated and constrained, and so are limited to…
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