Waterfront Space Research Articles

A Study on the Potential of a Historical Weir as Waterfront Space

A Study on the Potential of a Historical Weir as Waterfront Space

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Summer in Toronto is disgusting. It’s sticky, smelly and bloody hot. Its severity demands escape, air con or a total surrender to a constant sweaty film. The mid-size theatre companies end their seasons, and aside from Shakespeare shows crammed into any cavity or waterfront space the city will agree to, there is opportunity aplenty for the penniless, inspired, emerging, established, desperate and different to take over in festivals such as Dusk Dances, the Fringe (Theatre and Dance) and Summer Works.

昭和３０年代における子どもの屋外遊びを支えていた環境条件に関する研究

This study was intended to clarify both physical condition and childrens community that warranted the outdoor plays in 30s in the Showa era. According to the survey, the number of play kinds mentioned by those who surveyed was found to amount to 598. The study found, based on the result, that key physical conditions included a variety of waterfront space with diversity of topography, grounds covered with diversity of vegetation, flat space in village. While as childrens community, it was important that a playgroup consisted of a lot of members of different ages to secure safety and pass on their play to the next generation. Therefore it is important to make the most of secondary nature and to revive childrens community.

東京都区部における親水公園整備の実態に関する調査研究

In recent years, a waterfront space is recognized like the existing green space. Furthermore, a waterfront space is accepted as a city axis and city planning is performed. Making many a river into a shinsui park are seen. From now on, it is thought that shinsui parks improvement continues to be advanced. When planning future shinsui parks improvement, I think that it is necessary to grasp the present condition. Then, this research understood the situation of shinsui parks improvement of the Tokyo wards, and the theme in a shinsui parks improvement, and the subject was clarified. shinsui parks improvement of the Tokyo surveillance is the target of improvement of the habitation environment of area. However, many partial improvement are advanced. From now on, the improvement whose people can enjoy use of the water of a shinsui park will be required.

절영해안산책공원 이용객의 이용패턴과 특성에 관한 연구

Recently, according to the increase of personal income and enough time to spare. people demand the expansion of waterfront space in the city and the development of waterfront`s possibility. In this study, which takes a place of the Jeol-young seaside park in young-do investigated for the user`s pattern of seaside park located in coastal area And analyzed into user`s attributes and a feeling of satisfaction The results of this study were as follows ： 1) The Jeol-young seaside park is facilitated for taking a walk. It also tends to be preferred for the ocean view, jogging, relaxation, and so on 2) The Jeol-young seaside park has to be ensured with its safety and convenience of esplanade. In order to provide the user`s high satisfaction, more facilities of expansion and parking area are demanded to be developed

Waterfront Development Project Pattern Analysis of the Coastal Zone Management of the Osaka Bay

Study of the background and state of Osaka's waterfront space development and analysis of the functions of 22 chosen major facilities of development project reveals the following four types: amenity-oriented development, large-scale synthesis type development, renewal compound area type development, exchange communication promotion type development. Osaka bay area has served primely as the base of harbors, industry and energy, while analysis of the ongoing project has found that the city has been making a functional transition to a type of development to live up to the needs of the times, suggesting that is wise that Korea's future direction of waterfront development be oriented toward environmental-friendly development by taking advantage of low-density area's natural resources. Given the plurality and complexity of the law of coastal zone, what is needed is a legal maintenance for coastal zone's clear-cut coordinating function and for environmental-friendly development with the limitations of seaside and coastal functions in mind.

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With a history spanning thousands of years, the water system of Suzhou is an indispensable carrier of urban space and civil culture. Quantificational model analysis of the waterfront in the ancient city of Suzhou has significant implications for the future design of waterfront space and the establishment of an evaluation method to determine the vitality of such space. In this study, a vitality evaluation model was first constructed using river attributes, the spatial type of waterfront areas, vision accessibility, transportation accessibility, and combined new data extracted using spatial factor analysis. Second, a vitality evaluation matrix was established using the analytic hierarchy process to simulate the vitality of waterfront spaces. Third, a hash algorithm was employed to determine the fitting degree between the vitality model of Suzhou's waterfront space and crowd activity. The different areas between them were found and then the factor evaluation process was adjusted on this basis of analyzing the causes. Thus, this study identified the factors influencing the vitality of Suzhou's waterfront. Furthermore, this research constructed a model for evaluating the vitality of waterfront spaces. Finally, some guidelines were presented regarding the design and implementation of waterfront spaces in urban design.

農村公園整備の仮想状況評価額に影響する要因とＷＴＰ関数移転の可能性 個人属性，整備状況，立地状況の影響に関して

Contingent Valuation Method is applied well to many studies about multifunctionality of agriculture. It is thought that CVM can be applied to benefit evaluation of social overhead capital, which has no market price. This paper aims at showing how the evaluation value of rural park is influenced by consolidation conditions and area situations quantitatively, and considering the transferability of WTP function, in order to use CVM for the planning of rural park project. The findings are as follows.First, from the analysis on the basis of 19 rural parks data, it became clear that consolidation conditions and area situations affected the evaluation value, in addition to personal attributes. For making highly evaluated plan by inhabitants, it is important to locate the park near the village, to raise usage frequency of inhabitants, and to arrange water front space in the park. On the other hand, the evaluation of rural park tend to deteriorate in city neighboring area and in hilly and mountainous area. Installing the swing and slider is also deteriorate the evaluation of rural park.Second, about the transferability of WTP function, it is possible partially to apply an estimate result from one project-site or more than two project-sites to another. Concerned in some variables and some project areas, it is difficult to recognize complete transferability of WTP function. However, the transferability of WTP function becomes high by the selection of appropriate function including area characteristics and consolidation conditions.Third, if we evaluate the value of rural park by WTP function that was estimated in other project site, we can get estimate precision of around ±60% errors in maximum. As for this difference, there is a little relation with the degree of the transferability in WTP function.

環境用水の汚濁とその浄化 快適な水辺空間の創造に向けて

環境用水の汚濁とその浄化 快適な水辺空間の創造に向けて

WATERFRONT LAND USE IN THE SIX AUSTRALIAN STATE CAPITALS1

ABSTRACT Waterfront land in the six Australian state capitals, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart, is a valuable urban resource subject to competing uses. Sydney, Brisbane, and Hobart are on broad estuaries that provide ample waterfront space; in contrast, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth are several miles upstream on small rivers and are served by narrow, riverine harbors complemented by more exposed outer harbors developed later. Waterfront land use is dominated by the park and recreational category, especially in Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth. Waterfront land use priorities in these cities were emphasized by the shortage of available space, owing to the confined nature of the harbors and the extensiveness of park use. Shipping terminals appeared to hold the highest priority for space, and residences the lowest. The use of waterfront land resources should be planned on a metropolitan scale and residential use should be minimized, whereas public park use should be maximized.