03308nas a2200529   4500000000100000000000100001000000100002008004100003653001300044653001700057653002600074653002300100653003200123653002600155653002900181653002600210653001000236653003400246653002900280653002500309653001500334653002200349653001600371653003600387653002600423653002500449653001200474653002400486653002200510653002300532653002600555653002500581653002000606653002500626653002600651653002300677653002900700100001100729700001000740700001100750700001200761245010800773300001200881490000700893520185800900022002002758       2020                            d10aCommerce10aCompensation10aCompensation modeling10acultural landscape10aEconomic and social effects10aEconomic compensation10aEnvironmental protection10aGovernment management10aHunan10aIntangible cultural heritages10aLandscape characteristic10aNatural environments10aProtection10aRegional planning10aRural areas10aSocial and economic development10aTheoretical framework10aTraditional villages10aXiangxi10acompensation system10acultural heritage10acultural landscape10adiscriminant analysis10aEconomic development10ahuman geography10alandscape protection10apolicy implementation10aSocial development10asocioeconomic conditions1 aC. Liu1 aM. Xu1 aP. Liu1 aF. Zeng00aCultural landscape protection compensation model of traditional villages and its application in Xiangxi  a382-3970 v753 aCultural landscape protection compensation is a new topic in modern human geography. In this paper, we firstly proposed the theoretical framework of cultural landscape protection compensation of traditional villages, and then set up the cultural landscape protection compensation model on the basis of proposed theoretical framework. Finally, we discriminated the driving factors and offered a proof to the model, which takes Xiangxi nationality autonomous prefecture in Hunan province as a case study. The results can be concluded as follows: (1) From the aspects of the traditional architectural style, the location and pattern of villages, dynamical inheritance of the intangible cultural heritage of villages, and the level of their social and economic development of villages, traditional villages in Xiangxi conforming to the implementation conditions of cultural landscape protection compensation. (2) From the aspects of landscape characteristics and values, external market recognition, self-loss, government management, etc., cultural landscape protection compensation of traditional villages in Xiangxi conforms to the proposed cultural landscape protection compensation model. (3) From the aspects of its driving factors, cultural landscape protection compensation features of the 82 traditional villages in Xiangxi are in accordance with the comprehensive driving mode of landscape characteristics, government management, external market and self-loss. (4) In the traditional villages of Xiangxi, the cultural landscape protection compensation can be divided into three types, namely, social and economic compensation, historical and cultural compensation, and natural environment compensation. The factors of each type, such as social economy, historical culture, natural environment, all influence the structure of the compensation model.  a03755444 (ISSN)