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From environmental constraint to strategic fixation: A hierarchical decision model of the Dunhuang–Loulan Silk Road corridor
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From environmental constraint to strategic fixation: A hierarchical decision model of the Dunhuang–Loulan Silk Road corridor
The Dunhuang–Loulan segment of the Silk Road was a key corridor linking the Hexi Corridor with the Tarim Basin during the Western Han dynasty, yet the mechanisms driving its route formation remain elusive. This study employs a multi-scenario Least cost path (LCP) framework to examine how...
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