Teaching and innovative practice of territorial spatial planning based on digital technology

Journal: Region - Educational Research and Reviews DOI: 10.32629/rerr.v7i9.4426

Yongzhi JIANG1, Xiaochuan JIA2, Yanquan CUI3

1. School of Urban Construction, Hainan Vocational University of Science and Technology
2. China Construction Design and Research Institute Co., Ltd
3. China Academy of Building Research

Abstract

The iteration of digital technology has forced a paradigm shift in the educational system for territorial spatial planning. This study constructs a digital technology integration framework featuring "one core, three pillars, and multiple interfaces"; designs a four-stage progressive teaching process covering cognitive construction, simulation deduction, collaborative decision-making, and implementation evaluation; and develops a three-level practical system through a collaborative mechanism of virtual and real scenarios. A four-stage teaching model of "theoretical modeling - simulation deduction - decision optimization - implementation evaluation" is implemented. The research reveals the threefold mechanism of digital technology empowering planning education, namely "tool enhancement - cognitive reconstruction - capability leap", providing theoretical and practical support for the cultivation of innovative digital territorial planning talents.

Keywords

digital twin; territorial spatial planning; educational model; technology integration

Funding

Planning Project of Philosophy and Social Sciences in Haikou (2024-ZCKT-67);2025-ZCKT-115

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