从景观生态地图之建构探讨出磺坑产业地景之活化.pdf

Advances in Environmental Protection 环境保护前沿, 2013, 3, 16-24 doi:10.12677/aep.2013.31003 Published Online March 2013 (/journal/aep.html) Activation of Industrial Landscape of the Chu Hung Keng Oil Field through Constructing a Landscape Ecological Map 1 2 Shiang-Yuarn Chen , Chen-Meng Kuo 1Department of Landscape Architecture, Chung-Hua University, Hsinchu 2Department of Landscape Architecture, Chung-Yuan Christian University, Taoyuan Email: sharon@.tw, kuocm@.tw Received: Nov. 29th th th , 2012; revised: Dec. 28 , 2012; accepted: Jan. 8 , 2013 Abstract: The Chu Hung Keng oil field is the first gas and oil field in Taiwan, which is also the second oil field devel- oped in the world. Followed with the reduction in oil production, it induced the come-down of Chu Hung Keng district concurrently. Local government thus planned to reform the oil field as a tourist spot by activating its industrial land- scape. However, many improper actions proceeded without surveying local natural and cultural resources. As a result, the integrity of fauna and flora were seriously destroyed. Instead of showing the interdependent relationship or the niche of species, traditional ecological survey only provides a name list of local wildlife, which is actually not practical for environmental planning. In this study, the natural and cultural resources were surveyed and mapped on the topographic map. Subsequently, a landscape ecological map was constructed. It aimed to bring forward a more appropriate land use and management for Chu Hung Keng district with a concept of sustainable management. By taking lo