Research And Application On Reclamation Process And The Relationship Between Urban Development And The Process

With the growing urban construction brings demand for land and access to marineresources has become increasingly prominent advantages, many coastal countries/cities chosen to land reclamation way to relieve bottlenecks in urban development, toseek new space for development. However excessive, unrealistic development bringsreclamation area of idle land, underutilized situation, but also to coastal marineecosystems caused irreversible habitat destruction. Therefore, searching for urbandevelopment, land reclamation reclamation stage of rapid development strategy tobecome the city’s essential subject.In this paper, the process of land reclamation and land reclamation process andthe relationship between urban development discussions. In Singapore, Tokyo Bayregion as a case elaborated a detailed history from both the process of landreclamation process to extract spatial, temporal patterns and characteristics. While thereclamation process and the two-way relationship between urban developmentanalysis to explore the role of the reclamation of urban development and urbandevelopment potential driving force for reclamation and select elements can bequantified Law of the association.By results of reclamation spatial distribution function evolution, technology lawcourse, the scale of the curve, the development stage of reclamation law, as well aselements of the correlation between the city and a series of universal conclusion, inorder to guide Tianjin reclamation spatial planning, function selection, size controland sustainable business strategy. Thus the domestic reclaimed space planning,provide the basis for control of a reasonable size, thus orderly human activitiesthroughout the land reclamation process. Through scientific and rational planning,control and implementation of an orderly reclamation, land reclamation to increasethe positive effects, limiting its destructive effects, to achieve sustainabledevelopment of the coastal zone.