Study On Reconstruction Of The Urban Spatial Structure During Transition Of The Resource-based Cities

The urban spatial structure has alaways becoming the most important issue andhot to such subjects as geography,city economics,socity and so on.At present,ourcountry is in the great period of making the transition with the society ,culture andecology,etc. reforming and innovating,so it is of great significance that the urbanspatial structure is optimized and reconstructed. Therefore,many problems have beenraised in some resource-based cities,and a few resource-based cities have gotten intotrouble and serious economic & social conflicts. Considering two respects ofresource-based city and space,the thesis has a research on reconstruction of thespatial structure of resource-based city in the way of combining of thoery and practic.The paper has been divided into 5 parts: Part One is the preface;Part Twointroduces basic conception of urban area and urban space,sums up and analyzes mainfactors and driving forces which influence spatial development;Part Three analyzesnecessity of reconstruction of the spatial structure of resource-based city,puts up theoptimized models of spatial structure and the reconstruction route;Part Four appliesthe theory to practice,has carried on reconstruction and optimization of the spatialstructure to the resource-based city of Liaoyuan. Part Three and Part Four are themain and important parts,which point out the innovation,that including explorationon optimization modes and route of reconstruction of the spatial structure ofresource-based city,to guide Liaoyuan city.The last part is the summery.The weak points of artical: Because there are less statistics and lacking of themap materials, the article only can make explanatory of words and draw simple chartand map without proving mathematical model and more maps when arguing andexpressing.Therefore,it is more difficult to convince people in arguing.Make moreefforts in these respects when studying afterwards,in order to remedy insufficient anddefective.