Optimization of Public Sculpture Capacity Allocation in Urban Shaanxi, China
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This research addresses the urban development in Shaanxi Province, China, where rapid economic growth prior to the global pandemic led to a significant increase in public sculptures. However, the quality of these sculptures has not kept pace with their quantity. This study aims to optimize the allocation of public sculpture capacity in urban Shaanxi by developing an index system and deriving an optimal calculation formula for capacity allocation.
The research employs field investigation, expert consultation, and comprehensive analysis methods to systematically collect and process data on natural and humanistic factors influencing urban public sculpture management. A mathematical model was constructed to determine capacity thresholds and analyze the relationship between public sculpture capacity and environmental carrying capacity, providing both theoretical and practical insights for sustainable urban public sculpture management.
Quantitative empirical research was conducted on public sculptures in parks, streets, squares, and subway stations in Xi'an, along with analysis of municipal government annual reports. This approach enhances the scientific rigor and objectivity of the calculation model. The study determines whether urban public sculpture capacity in the region is overloaded by comparing the sine angle value of actual capacity against ideal capacity. The findings aim to provide a scientific basis for the design and installation of urban public sculptures.
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