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George A. Miller,Michael S. Gazzanigar, challenges of park distribution in compact cities were systematically reviewed in this chapter, illustrating the development process and highlighting the knowledge gaps in these areas, provided as a literature foundation for the necessity and innovativeness of this study. In addition, since this

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Handbook of Cognitive Neurosciencese demand in relation with park use behavior has seldom been studied in previous studies. In this chapter, respondents’ park use demand and behavior were comprehensively investigated based on data collected in household survey (N = 597). Specifically, residents’ accessibility, park use demand, and p

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Liwei Song,Yun Liao,Lingyang Song compact cities, using Singapore as a study site. Therefore, an integrated framework was developed to effectively measure residents’ accessibility to their most often used parks, to investigate their actual park use demand and use behavior, as well as to assess the spatial equity level of park distr

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Comparison of Different Accessibility Measurements,er understanding of the impact of choice of accessibility measurement, six types of accessibility measurements were calculated and compared in this chapter, covering Euclidean distance, Manhattan distance, Network distance, Minkowski distance, Gravity value, and perceived accessibility. Among these

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Assessment of Park Use Demand and Behavior,se demand in relation with park use behavior has seldom been studied in previous studies. In this chapter, respondents’ park use demand and behavior were comprehensively investigated based on data collected in household survey (N = 597). Specifically, residents’ accessibility, park use demand, and p

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Comparative Analysis of Spatial Equity of Park Distribution, individual demand in determining equity is largely ignored or not effectively measured in previous empirical studies, a series of equity indexes which incorporated park use demand (Supply–Demand Equity Index) were developed for assessing spatial equity at multi-scales. In order to assess spatial eq