A Study of Walk-speed on a Wooden Path in Ozegahara, Nikko National Park

Ichiba, Hiroyuki; Nakajima, Toshihiro; Furuya, Katsunori

doi:10.5632/jila.68.717

Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture

2005

DOI: 10.5632/jila.68.717

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A Study of Walk-speed on a Wooden Path in Ozegahara, Nikko National Park

Hiroyuki Ichiba¹,

Toshihiro Nakajima²,

Katsunori Furuya³

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Relationship Between the Characteristics of Streetscape and Walking Speed

Matsumoto¹,

Kiyota²,

Ito³

2009

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Urban streets contain not only functions like traffic and transportation but also important space elements that form cityscapes, and have influence on our daily life. However, nowadays, urban congestion increases and information overflows in the cities. Therefore, streets tend to be planned disorderly and we have only a little chance to be attracted to the cityscapes. We are always influenced psychologically by experiencing the whole surroundings of the streets. That influences our attraction in various ways. By timing walking speed of people in the cities, we comprehend the relationship between attraction of streetscapes and people. Then we recognize attractive streetscape.

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Relationship Between the Characteristics of Streetscape and Walking Speed

Matsumoto¹,

Kiyota²,

Ito³

2009

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A Study of the Perceived Congestion of a Wooden Path as observed from a Rest Terrace in Ozegahara

Ichiba¹,

Shimojima²,

Furuya³

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Evaluation Characteristics of Crowdedness Feeling by Visitor distribution on Wooden Path at Ozegahara, Nikko National Park

Kurihara¹,

Ichiba²,

Shimojima³

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A Study of Walk-speed on a Wooden Path in Ozegahara, Nikko National Park

Cited by 4 publications

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Relationship Between the Characteristics of Streetscape and Walking Speed

Relationship Between the Characteristics of Streetscape and Walking Speed

A Study of the Perceived Congestion of a Wooden Path as observed from a Rest Terrace in Ozegahara

Evaluation Characteristics of Crowdedness Feeling by Visitor distribution on Wooden Path at Ozegahara, Nikko National Park

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