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| 【目的】面对大运河如今发生的诸多变化，需要以动态、发展的眼光去审视运河遗产的保护与发展实践，全面、客观地认知现代社会对于运河遗产的体验与需求，为大运河遗产在现代社会的保护与利用实践中提供支撑。【方法】以683篇与扬州运河相关的游记文本数据作为研究材料，运用LDA主题模型构建文化景观意象感知描述体系，半定量化探究公众对于运河文化景观的意象感知特征。【结果】研究表明：一级感知维度下，扬州运河的意象感知主要从运河的典型景观、游览运河的行程感受及运河文化景观的区域影响力三方面展开；二级感知维度下，与人文景观、自然风光、特色美食、商业服务及服务设施等内容有关的高频词共同构建了较为丰富的运河感知意象，并体现了古运河串联不同城市资源的能力。【结论】当代社会大运河文化遗产的保护与利用，不仅是对运河遗产物质空间的更新与改造，也是对运河景观风貌及社会个体心理体验等社会空间的重构。该研究结论有助于理解运河文化景观在现代城市语境下的社会角色与地方意义，并为相关城市文化景观风貌塑造提供审慎参考。 |
| 关键词: 风景园林 大运河 意象感知 主题模型 扬州 |
| DOI：10.12409/j.fjyl.202207230431 |
| 分类号:TU986 |
| 基金项目:教育部人文社科项目“大运河水文化系统发生分析及文化遗产保护研究”（编号 19YJCZH063）；国家社会科学基金重大项目“大运河文化遗产保护理论与数字化技术研究”（编号 19ZDA193）；教育部人文社科项目“文旅融合下京杭大运河建筑文化遗产谱系构建及其关联资源整合模式研究”（编号 22YJAZH042） |
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| Public Imagery Perception of Urban Canal Cultural Landscape: A Case Study of Yangzhou |
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HUO Yanhong, LI Yuan
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Tianjin Chengjian University
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| Abstract: |
| [Objective] The Grand Canal is an important water conservancy facility that embodies the ecological wisdom of ancient Chinese people in water control and management. It is also a bridge connecting Northern and Southern China in both geological space and civilization. As the only “living” cultural heritage in the world, the Grand Canal still maintains its original functions. The Grand Canal and its surrounding environment, under the influence of urbanization, not only retain their own historical and cultural characteristics, but also add modern functions such as recreation, ecological construction and cultural heritage in combination with the public needs of towns nearby. In the face of many changes faced by the Grand Canal nowadays, this research examines the conservation and development practice of canal heritage from a dynamic and developmental perspective, and recognizes the experience and needs of modern society for canal heritage more reasonably and objectively, in hope of providing more ideas for the conservation and utilization of the Grand Canal heritage, and providing prudent reference for the construction of the Grand Canal National Cultural Park.[Methods] The LDA (latent Dirichlet allocation) topic model is a text mining method based on the unsupervised machine learning technology, which is used to analyze and identify potential topic information within a given document. Yangzhou, as the origin city of the Grand Canal that takes the lead in applying for the inclusion of the Grand Canal into the list of world heritage, has an important special position along the Grand Canal. There are 10 sites and 6 river courses in Yangzhou that have been listed as world heritage, which constitute the unique and rich canal cultural resources of Yangzhou. Taking Yangzhou as an example, this research invokes the LDA topic model using the Gensim topic model toolkit in Python, to explore the imagery perception characteristics of the current public about canal heritage and relevant cultural landscape. By making a judgment on the perception dimension attribution of feature words in 25 topics, this research calculates the cumulative probability values of feature words under Level I and Level II dimensions in each topic. On this basis, the research classifies and compares the contents of each topic, and summarizes and extracts the imagery perception of Yangzhou canal urban cultural landscape. The research methods used are helpful to extract the imagery perception characteristics of the canal cultural landscape from online text data in a more standardized and semi-quantitative way, and thus help understand the public’s multi-dimensional cognition of Yangzhou Grand Canal heritage from the bottom up. Through the LDA topic model, the research constructs a description system for imagery perception of cultural landscape, and analyzes the topic contents of Level I and Level II perception dimensions, which shows that the public’s perception imagery of Yangzhou canal cultural landscape is generally abundant. [Results] The data obtained shows that: Under Level I perception feature dimension, the imagery perception of canals in Yangzhou is mainly carried out from three aspects, namely typical canal landscape, canal visiting experience and regional influence of canal cultural landscape; under Level II perception feature dimension, high-frequency words related to cultural landscape, natural scenery, special food, commercial services and service facilities jointly build abundant canal perception imageries, and reflect the capability of the ancient canal to connect different urban resources. These imageries not only reflect the modern society’s cognition of various tangible and intangible canal heritage resources, but also depict the modern features of Yangzhou as a whole under the influence of the ancient canal. [Conclusion] Based on the above research, three conclusions are drawn. First, in the process of heritage conservation and utilization, a comprehensive review should be conducted from the spatial dimension. It is necessary to consider not only the ecological quality and landscape quality of canal water system, but also the structural level and functional layout of the riverside city area. More importantly, the overall canal heritage resources at the urban scale should be considered to prevent the one-sided interpretation of canal cultural landscape. Second, in the future, it is still necessary to comprehensively consider the specific historical characteristics and material relics of the Grand Canal to open up a wider path for heritage activation and utilization and enhance the interest and information dissemination of relevant heritage displays by a variety of media carriers and display technologies, thus ensuring the true and effective realization of the authenticity of the Grand Canal heritage. Third, the construction of the Grand Canal Cultural Belt and the Grand Canal National Cultural Park should be coordinated with that of canal heritage and local leisure, tourism and service resources, and the changes in the public’s perception and experience of the Grand Canal heritage and surrounding environment should be taken as an important reference for adjusting relevant planning policies and management models, so as to inject new vitality into the survival and development of canal heritage. This research can provide experience and data support for the shaping of relevant urban cultural landscape, and the construction of the Grand Canal Cultural Belt and the Grand Canal National Cultural Park. |
| Key words: landscape architecture Grand Canal imagery perception topic model Yangzhou |
