空间句法与sDNA在传统村落空间网络中的对比研究OA

Application-oriented research on spatial design network analysis(sDNA)provides technical and theoretical support for the conservation planning of traditional villages.Based on the theoretical frameworks and analytical functions of space syntax and sDNA,this study examines the feasibility of applying sDNA to traditional village conservation planning and clarifies the respective scopes of the two methods through practical case analysis.The results indicate that the two approaches share similarities only in their fundamental theoretical background and the external attributes of spatial networks.The road network encoding method in sDNA can accurately represent the actual morphology of streets,leading to higher computational accuracy.sDNA is particularly suitable for analyzing street networks in traditional villages and can generate more comprehensive and fine-grained analytical results.No significant differences are observed between the 3D and 2D analysis results of sDNA in traditional village contexts.Moreover,sDNA demonstrates high flexibility,allowing tailored analytical outcomes through parameter adjustment and weighting schemes,whereas space syntax is more appropriate for large-scale spatial structure and global network analysis.