牡丹江流域传统村落空间形态基因识别及谱系构建研究OACHSSCD

This study addresses the crisis of disappearing ethnic cultural symbols in traditional villages within the Mudanjiang River Basin.Drawing on the theory of spatial morphological genes,it introduces the biological concept of"genes"into the study of traditional village spaces.By comprehensively applying analytical methods such as GIS geospatial analysis,spatial syntax,and fractal theory,the study identified and extracted the spatial morphological genes of typical traditional villages in the Mudanjiang River Basin and established a database of these spatial morphological genes.The spatial distribution of traditional villages in the Mudanjiang River Basin exhibits significant regional clustering,characterized overall by low-lying terrain and settlements situated along waterways.The boundary morphology displays typical features of plain-type villages,with relatively regular road networks and building layouts.The spatial morphology of traditional villages in the Mudanjiang River Basin is shaped by a stable,inherited"genetic sequence"formed by historical and cultural factors,living customs,and natural conditions.Through intergenerational transmission,this sequence has developed into a stable"spatial memory,,with characteristics similar to genetic inheritance.By conducting an in-depth analysis of the spatial characteristics of traditional villages,this study provides a theoretical foundation for the targeted management of these villages and the preservation and development of the riverine civilization of the Mudanjiang River basin.