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Fig. 5 Greening overlay rate (GOR) and green biological quantity (GBQ)
chart of a small experimental zone in the southwest of Shanghai
On the aerial photo, we provid a lcmxlem
grid which is in conformity with that on
the map.After interpretation of the aerial
photo, four codes are programmed in each
unit, namely the number of plants, average
crown-diameter, tree variety code and lawn
area and these codes are directly marked
on the related grid to make up the so-cal-
led "GBQ information coding chart".
Fig.5 is a comparison between the gree-
ning overlay rate and GBQ of a small
experimental zone It shows that although
the GBQ and greening overlay rate are clo-
sely related, the dimension-grade of the
GBQ is greatly variable in the lawns,
bushes and woods, where the greening over-
lay rate are identical. This variation
must be relative with the difference in
environment effects between these types
of green land. That is to say, the analy-
Sis of the greening ecological environment
effect and the estimation of the economic
output by GBQ information have better
relativeness and higher accuracy than by
£reening overlay rate.
Chart 4 shows the working procedure of
the establishment of GBQ information
library.This library has the major output
functions of carrying out statistics of
GBQ by region and by class and charting
GBQ map. If statistics are done only for
the GBQ of evergreen plants, the winter
GBQ of the city may be given so as to
compare the environmental difference of
the city between winter and summer.If the
experimental valuen of the greening micro
enviromental effect of certain area is
inputted, analysis of the greening envi-
ronmental ecology effect of the regions
or the whole city and quantitive estima-
tion of the greening economic output of
the whole city may be carried out.
III. Establishment of Management Information
Library of Special
Both the above mentioned 2-D GOR data
library and 3-D GBQ information library
belong to macro library with medium scale
(unit size: 50mx50m). They are mainly used
in the macro planning management of urban
greening and analysis of greening ecologi-
cal environment of large areas. However,
this kind of information library appears
to be too rough for some of the Special
greening areas where the plant varieties
are rather complicated such as parks, some
of the street gardens and major scenic
spots.In view of this,we carry out experi-
ment for the establishment of the manage-
ment information library with large scale
of such special greening area. Compared
with the above mentioned two libraries,
this type of management library with large
scale lays more emphasis on the micro
garden view planning and horticultural
technology management, for excample it
stores such information related with the
garden landscape and horticultural techno-
logy,as name of a certain plant, coordinate
of tree stock, standing conditions, time
of planting (tree age ), crown diameter,
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Greening Areas
crown shape,stock diameter,blossom period,
fruitbearing period etc.. One may inquire
and take out the related greening informa-
tion of the greening areas managed by
means of dialogue on the computer screen
and may see the landscape effect of plant
group from different angles to take
Screen-type garden landscape designing and
planning and may see the entire planning
effect of the district greening.
l. Preparation of plant distribution map
and collection of plant information
The experiment of the establishment of
large scale management information library
of special greening areas is started from
Shanghai Botanical Garden and Great View
Garden. The library of Shanghai Botanical
Garden emphasizes horticultural technology
management. The information includes types
of plant, standing conditions, time of
planting and growth situation and so on.
The library of Great View Garden emphasi-
zes garden landscape planning. The infor-
mation stored and output functions include
layout and structure of whole garden,