Landscape and Urban Planning, Journal Year: 2023, Volume and Issue: 240, P. 104875 - 104875

Published: Sept. 7, 2023

Access to urban green space (UGS) is associated with a number of physical and social benefits. Recognizing the importance UGS access for people's wellbeing, several methods have been proposed model accessibility highlight areas underserviced by UGS. However, existing methodologies limitations. Models often make use universal, normative maximum travel distances, which may not reflect distances people actually reach they regularly visit. Additionally, many these analyses do consider quality, will largely influence experience spaces act as pull factor affecting distance are willing visit Those that integrate quality rely on proxies, such size or amenities, fail perceived quality. To address limitations, we propose methodology integrates user perception actual prepared into quality-accessibility (QA) analysis applied at building block scale. Information gathered from public participation GIS survey conducted in Brussels Capital Region. The results inequalities specific, essential experiences throughout region. Insights provided this can help planners prioritize interventions improve parts city where most needed.

Language: Английский