Table 2 The application of the multi-level quantitative analysis method of rockery
Level | Numbering | Quantitative Content | Application Cases of the Method |
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Overall | XS-XSS-N-01 | • Overall scale of the rockery • The surroundings • Viewing line of sight, viewing angle |
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YMY-CHX-W-01 | • Overall scale of the rockery • Viewing line of sight, viewing angle |
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YMY-WFAH-W-01 | • Overall scale of the rockery • The surroundings • Viewing line of sight, viewing angle |
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Regional | XS-JXZ-B XS-JXZ-E XS-JXZ-A XS-JXZ-F XS-JXZ-D | • Rockery regionals classification • The spatial location, relationship of each region within the overall |
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YHY-RSD-S YHY-RSD-B1 YHY-RSD-B2 YHY-RSD-D YHY-RSD-Y | • Rockery regionals classification • The spatial location, relationship of each region within the overall |
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YMY-ZBSF-D YMY-ZBSF-N YMY-ZBSF-X YMY-ZBSF-B | • Rockery regionals classification • The spatial location, relationship of each region within the overall |
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YMY-WFAH-A YMY-WFAH-B YMY-WFAH-D YMY-WFAH-T | • Rockery regionals classification • Basic data of each region: projected area, surface area, volume, etc. • The spatial location, relationship of each region within the overall |
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Hierarchical | XS-SQY-S-I XS-SQY-S-II XS-SQY-S-III | • Rockery hierarchy classification • Interrelationships between the hierarchies |
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XS-JXZ-E-I XS-JXZ-E-II XS-JXZ-E-III | • Rockery hierarchy classification • Interrelationships between the hierarchies |
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YMY-WFAH-B-I YMY-WFAH-B-II YMY-WFAH-B-III | • Rockery hierarchy classification • Basic data at each hierarchy: scope, volume • Distances, heights and areas of typical sections and elevations at each hierarchy, etc. • Interrelationships between the hierarchies |
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Individual | XS-JXZ-D-I-1 XS-JXZ-D-I-2 XS-JXZ-D-I-3 …… | • Number of exposed rocks in overall, in regional and in hierarchical |
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YMY-WFAH-B-I-1 YMY-WFAH-B-II-1 YMY-WFAH-B-III-1 …… | • Number of exposed rocks in overall, in regional and in hierarchical • The length, width, ratio of short and long sides, area, and spatial location of the surface texture of the individuals |
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