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Objective Εvaluations Based on Urban Soundscape in Waterfront Recreation Spaces

2021
Space and form play an important role in the current geometry of recreational space and cognition of sound field. Therefore, there is different objective physical quantity information of sound energy. These concerned sounds are related to urban development and historical and cultural characteristics and will be highly recognizable sounds.
Wei Lin 0004   +3 more
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A Study of the Preference Survey on Waterfront Space Storytelling

Advanced Science and Technology Letters, 2015
This study conducted a questionnaire survey to find the actual conditions and purpose of users of waterfront space and make spatial creation based on various contents of waterfront space. To develop various storytelling contents of waterfront space, surveyed were the current state of users, the actual use conditions, and the preference for the ...
Ki-Bum Park   +3 more
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Recreation and open space in urban waterfront redevelopments

2010
This paper considers the problem of including recreation and open spaces in urban waterfront redevelopments. The major difficulty arises in providing recreation and open spaces that will be well used and therefore easily justified in an area of relatively scarce supply and high demand, such as commonly occurs in urban waterfront redevelopments.
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Potential Influence of Waterfront Green Space Morphology on Microplastic Abundance Variation in High-Density Urban Core Areas: A Case Study of the Jinjiang Ecological Zone in Chengdu.

Environmental Pollution
Microplastics are widely distributed in urban aquatic environments, and urban waterfront green spaces may influence microplastics abundance variation. In this study, nine waterfront parks within the Jinjiang Ecological Belt in Chengdu were selected as ...
Feng-Lei Chen   +5 more
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Responding to waterfront urban space climate change risks

2020
The aim of this chapter is to define the "Waterfront Urban Space" (WUS) and its protection from the most dramatic climate-related urban risks. The chapter shows how evolving vulnerability along sensitive urban waterfronts should be faced properly throught integrative planning and resilience design solutions.
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A Study on the Potential of a Historical Weir as Waterfront Space

Reports of the City Planning Institute of Japan, 2006
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