區域永續發展指標研究―以台南地區植被指標為例

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區域永續發展指標研究―以台南地區植被指標為例

The Study of Regional Sustainability Indicators- A Case of Vegetation Measurement for Tainan Region

陳曉音 , Masters　　Advisor：林漢良　　

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區域；永續發展；永續發展指標；植被指標；航遙測影像；影像分類； GIS空間分析； remote-sensing image ； image classification ； GIS spatial analysis ； sustainable development ； vegetation measurement ； region ； sustainability indicator

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Sustainable development has become a multi-discipline issue since it was first proposed in 1987 WCED. Sustainability indicators have been developed and applied to measure the sustainability of building ( H.T. Lin, 2003), community ( Sustainable Seattle, 1998), city ( S.L. Huang et al., 1997), nation ( SDI, 1996), and global ( OECD, 1993; UNCSD, 1995) sustainable development. As human settlements characterize multi-scale spaces, the sustainability indicator is then spatial-scale matter. However, examining the development of sustainability indicators, there are absences of the sustainability indicators in the scale of “region” area. 
This study aims at establishing the region-scale vegetation indicator for fulfilling the hierarchy of sustainability indicators and uses Tainan region of Taiwan as the study area. This study applies remote-sensing images by image classification, and use GIS spatial statistic analysis as analyzing approach. 
The study mainly composes of three phrases that it firstly revises the development of sustainability indicators from the dimension of spatial-scale, ecological indicator compellation, measurement compellation, research method, and data source by time order which was proposed to generalize and induct the issue in developing region-scale vegetation indicator. Secondly, apply satellite images by image classification to establish the indicator for Tainan region of Taiwan. Finally, apply GIS spatial analysis examining the indicator to conclude the vegetation measure for sustainable development in the areas of Tainan region of Taiwan.

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