Moderating Effects of Park Accessibility and External Environment on Park Satisfaction in a Mountainous City
Hong Wu,
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Cong Gong,
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Rui Wang
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Land,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 77 - 77
Published: Jan. 3, 2025
Urban
parks
play
a
vital
role
in
enhancing
residents’
well-being,
making
it
essential
for
decision-makers
and
designers
to
understand
the
factors
influencing
park
satisfaction
improve
attributes.
While
existing
studies
primarily
focus
on
internal
characteristics,
this
study
investigates
diverse
ways
that
external
environmental
influence
satisfaction.
Using
moderated
regression
models,
we
examined
six
factors,
i.e.,
quality
of
neighborhood
compound
greenspaces,
perceived
home–park
distance,
walking
difficulty,
convenience
coordinating
other
trips,
quality,
travel
safety,
Chongqing,
China.
Based
an
intercept
survey
301
residents,
five
significantly
impacted
Notably,
greenspaces
trip
coordination
were
critical
determinants,
showing
large
correlations
with
Enhancing
safety
along
access
routes
is
also
crucial,
as
they
directly
enhance
moderate
impacts
quality.
Reducing
difficulties
can
encourage
frequent
visits
strengthen
relationship
between
Interestingly,
distance
had
minimal
impact,
likely
because
studied
close
proximity
participants’
homes.
These
findings
highlight
importance
holistically
considering
both
urban
planning
design.
Future
research
should
explore
additional
contexts.
Language: Английский
Measuring pedestrian-level street greenery visibility through space syntax and crowdsourced imagery: A case study in London, UK
M. H. Chen,
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Ya-Qing Liu,
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Fan Liu
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Urban forestry & urban greening,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 128725 - 128725
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Spatial vitality variation in community parks and their influencing factors
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
20(3), P. e0312941 - e0312941
Published: March 5, 2025
Community
parks
are
the
primary
locations
for
urban
residents
to
engage
in
nature,
exercise,
and
establish
social
contact.
This
study
used
System
Observing
Play
Recreation
Communities
(SOPARC)
conduct
field
surveys
of
three
typical
community
Hangzhou,
focusing
on
analyzing
differences
subspace
vitality
within
parks.
First,
we
classified
park
spaces
into
four
types:
courts,
lawns,
fitness
grounds,
pavilions.
We
selected
11
variables
assess
landscape
features
subspaces;
then,
visitor
density,
activity
richness,
evenness,
time
stability
were
quantify
characteristics
space
types.
Finally,
a
mixed
linear
model
was
explore
relationship
between
different
types
spatial
select
key
influencing
factors
affecting
vitality.
The
found
that
(1)
differed
significantly,
showing
Among
them,
high
richness
low
density
observed
courts
lawns.
However,
grounds
showed
opposite
pattern.
Pavilions
exhibited
exceptionally
but
stability.
(2)
influences
mainly
include
hydrophilicity
accessibility
exhibit
enhancing
or
inhibiting
effects
spaces.
water-friendliness
positively
contributed
all
subspaces.
Sports
facilities
increased
reduced
their
evenness.
Accessibility
had
an
effect
evenness
suggest
be
made
more
vibrant
by
adding
natural
elements
space,
installing
multifunctional
compact
facilities,
subdividing
functions.
Language: Английский
Examining Residents’ Perceptions and Usage Preferences of Urban Public Green Spaces Through the Lens of Environmental Justice
Yusheng Yang,
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Shuoning Tang
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Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(6), P. 2627 - 2627
Published: March 17, 2025
Improving
the
equity
of
urban
public
green
space
is
crucial
for
residents’
well-being
and
a
key
objective
in
planning.
While
most
existing
studies
focus
primarily
on
spatial
distribution
characteristics
resources,
fewer
explore
mechanisms
influencing
subjective
perceptions
preferences.
This
study,
based
survey
1419
residents
Hunan
Province,
constructs
structural
equation
model
(SEM)
to
investigate
impact
unequal
happiness,
mediated
by
social–psychological
factors
such
as
environmental
perception,
sense
security,
neighborhood
cohesion.
Additionally,
random
forest
(RF)
algorithm
employed
identify
main
usage
The
results
demonstrate
that
significantly
influences
happiness
through
perception
(path
coefficient
γ
=
0.744,
p
0.001),
security
(γ
0.664,
cohesion
0.830,
0.001).
Key
preferences
use
include
age,
housing
prices,
walkability,
with
walkability
contributing
17.5%,
11.0%,
age
10.2%
frequency
use.
These
findings
are
critical
developing
fairer
more
effective
policies,
creation
sustainable,
equitable,
satisfying
environment.
Language: Английский
Illuminating the path to more equitable access to urban parks
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: March 20, 2025
Abstract
Parks
are
a
crucial
element
of
urban
landscapes.
Understanding
the
role
built
environment
in
terms
park
accessibility
is
vital
for
promoting
travel
equity
and
shaping
public
policies
to
improve
access
parks.
This
study
employs
geospatial
artificial
intelligence
(GeoAI)
approach
examine
impact
on
at
both
macro
micro
levels.
We
find
that
parks
varies
significantly
across
different
modes,
with
walking
being
least
equitable
due
its
most
clustered
distribution
pattern.
While
macro-level
provides
substantial
explanatory
power
our
GeoAI-based
analysis
offers
more
nuanced
understanding
streetscape
qualities,
by
closely
reflecting
realistic
human
perception
environment.
These
qualities
-
street
network
interconnectivity,
safety,
openness,
spaciousness,
greenery,
distinctive
signage
correlate
enhanced
all
thereby
complementing
factors.
Ultimately,
this
suggests
placing
emphasis
multimodal
can
enhance
equity,
thus
providing
relevant
authorities
policymakers
cost-effective
strategies
improving
accessibility.
Language: Английский
Reclaiming the Urban Streets: Evaluating Accessibility and Walkability in the City of Hail’s Streetscapes
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(7), P. 3000 - 3000
Published: March 27, 2025
Over
the
past
two
decades,
walkability,
accessibility,
and
urban
street
culture
have
become
major
study
topics
in
several
areas
of
contemporary
research,
including
sustainability,
economy,
healthy
cities,
x-minute
city.
Due
to
a
plethora
evidence
that
supports
benefits
an
accessible
walkable
neighborhood,
many
countries
cities
put
place
reform
agendas
prioritize
accessibility
walkability
promote
culture.
Saudi
Arabia
is
among
those
countries,
as
evidenced
by
goals
established
Vision
2030.
This
focuses
on
City
Hail’s
efforts
enhance
its
neighborhoods
city’s
accessibility.
looks
at
how
newly
constructed
pedestrian
infrastructure
matches
people’s
expectations
it
influences
people
Hail
walk.
also
makes
specific
suggestions
for
improvement
identifies
ways
forward.
employs
three-fold
‘post-occupancy
evaluation’
methodology
includes
qualitative
interviews,
quantitative
surveys,
direct
observation,
focusing
community
interacts
with
new
streetscapes.
recommends
designing
improved
rights-of-way,
enhancing
sidewalk
design
continuity,
creating
buffer
zones,
boosting
shade
shelter,
increasing
safety
security.
The
suggested
changes
will
added
benefit
strengthening
sense
residents
while
promoting
mixed-use
development,
which
generally
recognized
more
‘organic’,
natural
development
path
aligns
Saudi’s
heritage
architecture,
returning
space
roots.
These
findings
are
crucial
shaping
city
planning
beyond
emphasizing
inclusive
strategies
create
lively
communities
where
walking
encouraged
enjoyed.
Language: Английский
Parks Please! Implementing the 3-30-300 Green Space Rule in Developing Countries—The Case of Surakarta, Indonesia
Luthfi Muhamad Iqbal,
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Gabriel Araújo Njaim,
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D. De Vos
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et al.
Urban forestry & urban greening,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 128797 - 128797
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
A review of primary and cascading hazards by exploring individuals’ willingness-to-pay for urban sustainability policies
City and Environment Interactions,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24, P. 100178 - 100178
Published: Oct. 28, 2024
Language: Английский
ASSESSMENT OF THE QUALITY OF LEISURE PARKS USING THE IPA-KANO INTEGRATIVE APPROACH TO SATISFACTION, CASE TITO PARK, ALGERIA
Soraya Kentache,
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Aicha Boussoualim
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International Journal of Innovative Technologies in Social Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(44)
Published: Nov. 9, 2024
Leisure
parks
provide
innumerable
benefits
in
terms
of
social
well-being
and
economic
advantages,
hence
the
importance
for
managers
to
assess
their
condition
determine
beneficial
actions
be
taken.
The
physical
functional
attributes
are
key
indicators
quality;
especially,
if
they
inspected
from
perspective
user
satisfaction.
Although
previous
studies
have
incorporated
satisfaction,
few
used
management
tools
together
developing
countries.
This
paper
proposes
simultaneous
use
importance-performance
analysis
(IPA)
Kano
model
as
an
integrative
approach
satisfaction
quality
recreational
parks.
Tito
Park
Algiers
a
case
study,
was
subject
two
methods:
first
qualitative-exploratory
by
116
interviews
(2016-2017)
on
sociocultural
variables
visitors,
quantitative-empirical
IPA-Kano
statistical
against
36
hierarchized
7
families
criteria.
results
reveal
divergence
visitors'
opinions
these
within
same
family
criteria;
this
is
reinforced
disparity
between
degrees
that
users
allocate
them.
research
offers
pragmatic
tool
help
with
targeted
optimized
decision-making
design
means
requalification
landscape.
Because
it
elucidates
state
offer
points
out
contextual
characteristics
promoted
order
priority
integrating
dimensions:
perceptual
time.
In
future,
or
more
can
compared
using
other
aggregating
attributes.
Language: Английский