Abstract

The open public spaces (OPS) of Krasnoyarsk are analyzed from the perspective of the global trend in the comfortable urban environment formation. The given classification reflects the unique natural landscapes and objects of the existing landscape-planning structure of the city. The methodological approach to the complex analysis of their current state is based on the assessment of the territory development potentials and is carried out, inter alia, with the use of geoinformation data analysis. The unique and unified factors influencing the development of the OPS are identified and recommendations are given for their transformation into indicators and parameters of the environment comfort. The principles are formulated and the prospects for the further development of OPS in Krasnoyarsk are outlined.

Highlights

  • The open public spaces (OPS) of Krasnoyarsk are analyzed from the perspective of the global trend in the comfortable urban environment formation

  • The methodological approach to the complex analysis of their current state is based on the assessment of the territory development potentials and is carried out, inter alia, with the use of geoinformation data analysis

  • The unique and unified factors influencing the development of the OPS are identified and recommendations are given for their transformation into indicators and parameters of the environment comfort

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The open public spaces (OPS) of Krasnoyarsk are analyzed from the perspective of the global trend in the comfortable urban environment formation. Потенциалы развития открытых общественных пространств Красноярска / Development potentials of Krasnoyarsk open public spaces текст Наталья Унагаева Сибирский Федеральный университет Ирина Федченко Сибирский Федеральный университет Алексей Липовка Сибирский Федеральный университет Ольга Блянкинштейн Сибирский Федеральный университет Наталья Попкова Сибирский Федеральный университет Матвей Савельев Сибирский Федеральный университет /

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