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This study introduces a framework for territorial space utilization (TSU) to balance human development and ecological protection. It identifies optimal land use scales and functions, creating a new pattern for sustainable development.

Keywords:
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  • * Ecology and Environmental Science
  • * Urban and Regional Planning
  • * Sustainable Development Studies

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  • * The harmonious coexistence of humans and nature is a key indicator of rational territorial space utilization.
  • * Planning territorial space in adaptation to nature is crucial for balancing ecological protection and human development.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To investigate the relationship between the scale, function, and pattern of territorial space utilization (TSU).
  • * To propose a research framework for evaluating and optimizing TSU.
  • * To develop a new development and protection pattern for territorial space.

Main Methods:

  • * Evaluation of resource and environment suitability.
  • * Potential conflict identification model for TSU.
  • * Location entropy method for identifying advantageous functions.
  • * Comparison with current plans for matching analysis.

Main Results:

  • * The study area is suitable for urban construction and agricultural production, with moderate potential conflict between development and protection.
  • * Optimal scales determined: 8.77% urban construction, 78.71% agricultural production, 12.52% ecological protection.
  • * County-level advantageous functions are predominantly single, with high matching to current plans.

Conclusions:

  • * Defined ecological, agricultural, and urban spaces for protection and development, including elastic development areas.
  • * Proposed a strategic pattern of "one corridor, two screens, three circles and four zones" for unified protection and development.
  • * The framework facilitates a new pattern conducive to sustainable territorial space management.