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• TITLE: Rural Spatial Form Based on 3D Simulation Model

  AUTHORS: Shibo Bi

  KEYWORDS: Rural Area, Spatial Morphological Characteristics, Virtual Reality Technology, Spatial Behavior Characteristics

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Service Science and Management, Vol.12 No.7, November 28, 2019

  ABSTRACT: In order to correlate the rural physical form with the subjective cognition, the rural spatial form and human space behavior were explored. Human cognitive mechanisms in complex spaces were studied. By using virtual reality technology, the spatial morphology and cognitive mechanism of three villages in X, Y and Z were analyzed. The results showed that the three villages had different degrees of spatial perception to the participants. The degree of X was the deepest, the degree of Y was in the middle, and the degree of Z was the smallest. This method extends the application of virtual reality technology in the field of traditional village protection. The research results provide theoretical basis and data support for village protection and renewal planning.