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Based on the Hutong graph of 7 typical years, we assign
attribute field using automatic method. By Map Objects [ll] , the
develop tools of ESRI, using the attribute “Code” in Hutong
data of shapefile format as a key word, put other attributes in
the Hutong data. The attributes are: Code, Name of each typical
year, width, length, start position, end position.
2.3.5 Produce the Hutong GIS data of transition
Based on Hutong GIS data of 1949, add the newly built Hutong
in other 6 typical years. By the developing tools Map Object, on
Visual Basic platform, using the attribute “Code” in Hutong
data of shapefile format as a key word, put other attributes in
the Hutong data, Attribute are: Code, Name of 1949, Name of
1965, Name of 1980, Name of 1990, Name of 2003, Name of
2003, Name of 2005, Name of 2007, Width, Length, Built age,
Demolished age, Start location, End location. The attributes are
different from those of 7 typical years, and reflects the transition
of each Hutong very well.
2.3.6 Produce the famous Hutong and Hutong inside of the
regions of history and culture GIS data
The production of famous Hutong is based on Hutong GIS data
of 2007, according to the chorography data, identify which are
famous Hutong and produce the GIS data.
Comparing the < Graph of Protection Regions of History and
Culture >, and based on Hutong GIS data of 2007, keep the
Hutong inside of protection regions of history and culture.
2.4 The Foundation of Spatial Database
In this paper, a spatial database |l2 ] is founded to manage GIS
data of Hutong in Beijing imperial city, which meets the
requirement of search, extract, compare and analyze in historic
Hutong data. The database is C/S structure. In the service port,
use Oracle as database platform and ArcSDE as spatial database
engine. In the client port, use ArcGIS as basic platform. The
spatial database is developed by Visual Basic to realize data
input, edit, search, extract, compare and analyze function based
on ArcObject. The GIS database of Hutong in Beijing imperial
city managed the Hutong GIS data efficiently.
3. RESULTS AND ANALYSIS
3.1 The transition of Hutong in Beijing imperial city
In the <Beijing History Atlas>, in Zhizheng age of the Yuan
dynasty, the number of Hutong in Beijing imperial city was
about 413; in Wanli and Chongzhen age of the Ming dynasty,
the number was about 1170; in Qianlong of the Qing dynasty,
this number reached 2077.
By statistics to Hutong GIS data of 7 typical years, Hutong in
Beijing imperial city was changed tremendously during 58 years
from 1949 to 2007. Figure3 show the change, Figure3a is
Hutong in 1949, Figure3b is Hutong in 2007, the black line
presents street, and the red line represent Hutong.
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Figure 3. Hutong in 1949 and 2007
1) The transition in number
The number of Hutong in Beijing imperial city was 3073 in
1949, 2382 in 1965, 2290 in 1980, 2242 in 1990, 1559 in 2003,
1384 in 2005 and 1365 in 2007. The statistic figure of the
number of Hutong in imperial city is as Figure4.
The transition in number
Age
Figure 4. The transition of Hutong in number
Figure4 indicates, Hutong was sprung up in the Yuan dynasty
and developed in the Ming and the Qing dynasty. In 1949, the
number of Hutong reached the peak. From 1949 to 2007, the
number of Hutong decreased by 55% in number. Three periods
decrease acutely: from 1949 to 1965, from 1990 to 2003, from
2003 to 2005.
2) The transition in length
The length of Hutong was about 756 km in 1949, in 1965 was
711 km, in 1980 was 689 km, in 1990 was 671 km, in 2003 was
470 km, in 2005 was 402 km, and in 2007 was 395 km. The
statistic figure of the transition in length of Hutong is as
Figure5.
Figure 5. The transition of Hutong in length
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