Zijin Mountain Open Pit Mining Regeneration Of Landscape Planning And Design

Forced intervention on land reform to secure mineral resources geographical, significant disruptions in the ecosystem due to human factors, destroying the natural balance of the abandoned mining. So, it will be a important research topics that how to retain terrain features and geographical and cultural characteristics after mine development. And it is research assistance for promoting the wasted landscape regeneration that how to realize regional industrial transformation and promote sustainable development of economic society.This article sums up experiences and methods through reading relevant literature and analysis. And searching relevant research results and theoretical analysis to provide the basis for project planning and designing. Meanwhile Based on vegetation restoration, integrating sites existing resources and landscape ecology theories through re-used and reconstructed abandoned mine land remaining mines and the pass element etc. On the back of modern engineering and technical, adopting art aesthetic corresponding landscape design strategy with some planning and design methods and related specifications, using patch-corridor-matrix mode spatial pattern, combining with the current situation of abandoned mining area and related specifications to do the landscape renewable to continue mining culture.Through Zijin Mountain Open pit mining Regeneration of landscape planning and design, combining theory with practice. In terms of ecological restoration, achieving the purpose of landscape regeneration through the site’s landscape plan; In terms of landscape transformation, reconstructing based on the existing terrain features and the legacy of structure and rejected material in sites; In terms of water body restoration, using wetlands to collect purified water to provide guarantee for Landscape regeneration. Meanwhile, repairing ecological environment in mine, resisting natural disasters and improving ecological balance which defeated by mine development, also providing a unique playground.