Under the dual background of global urbanization and climate change,challenges such as urban waterlogging,degradation of water environment,and fragmentation of biological habitats are intensifying.Advancing the transf...Under the dual background of global urbanization and climate change,challenges such as urban waterlogging,degradation of water environment,and fragmentation of biological habitats are intensifying.Advancing the transformation of blue-green infrastructure from a single function to multiple coordinated functions has emerged as a critical path for enhancing urban ecological resilience.The Catharijnesingel Canal Park in Utrecht,the Netherlands,serves as a case study to investigate the synergistic interaction of hydrological regulation and habitat network construction through the transformation of historical canals from grey to blue-green infrastructure.Initially,the implementation path of this“blue-green renaissance”is analyzed,followed by a detailed examination of the spatial realization patterns and mechanisms underlying hydrology and habitat synergy,focusing on river form remodeling,vegetation community alignment,and precise habitat design.The results indicate that the collaborative model of“hydrology and habitat”coupling not only enhances rain-flood resilience,biodiversity,and the quality of public spaces in urban areas but also serves as a reference model for high-density urban regeneration by integrating space,ecology,and efficiency.This model offers both a theoretical foundation and practical guidance for Chinese cities aiming to achieve functional integration and synergistic interaction in ecological restoration and the development of bluegreen spaces.展开更多
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文摘Under the dual background of global urbanization and climate change,challenges such as urban waterlogging,degradation of water environment,and fragmentation of biological habitats are intensifying.Advancing the transformation of blue-green infrastructure from a single function to multiple coordinated functions has emerged as a critical path for enhancing urban ecological resilience.The Catharijnesingel Canal Park in Utrecht,the Netherlands,serves as a case study to investigate the synergistic interaction of hydrological regulation and habitat network construction through the transformation of historical canals from grey to blue-green infrastructure.Initially,the implementation path of this“blue-green renaissance”is analyzed,followed by a detailed examination of the spatial realization patterns and mechanisms underlying hydrology and habitat synergy,focusing on river form remodeling,vegetation community alignment,and precise habitat design.The results indicate that the collaborative model of“hydrology and habitat”coupling not only enhances rain-flood resilience,biodiversity,and the quality of public spaces in urban areas but also serves as a reference model for high-density urban regeneration by integrating space,ecology,and efficiency.This model offers both a theoretical foundation and practical guidance for Chinese cities aiming to achieve functional integration and synergistic interaction in ecological restoration and the development of bluegreen spaces.
