Developing a Comprehensive Assessment Model of Social Value with Respect to Heritage Value for Sustainable Heritage Management

Xu, Yabing; Rollo, John; Esteban, Yolanda; Tong, Hui; Yin, Xiaoxing

doi:10.3390/su132313373

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“…In addition, the mean depth value can reflect the accessibility of each spatial node. The global integration value (I i ) refers to the degree of spatial aggregation or dispersion between the "i"space and other spaces as the following equation (Xu et al, 2020;Xu et al, 2021b):…”

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Examining the urban regeneration of public cultural space using multi-scale geospatial data: a case study of the historic district in Jinan, China

Xu,

Tong,

Chen

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Front. Built Environ.

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Introduction: Historical-cultural landscapes and urbanscapes integrate regional culture, collective memory, urban patterns, living habits, and other related historical and spatial information, and are important places for expressing the values of urban space. This study analyzes cultural landscapes and urbanscapes from the perspective of spatial values, taking the Baihuazhou historic and cultural district in Jinan as an example to analyze the spatial identification of public cultural space. The significance of this research lies in examining the urban regeneration of public cultural space using multi-scale geospatial data from both an objective and subjective perspective. This methdology is based on a large body of previous literature in relation to cultural heritage, and draws on a comprehensive understanding of the field.Methods: This study applies spatial syntax, visual graph, and survey analyses, focusing on urban spatial patterns, spatial culture, and spatial memory as heritage values.Results: The analysis results reveal that historic districts generally do not have good accessibility, predominantly because of the disorganized texture of the buildings and absence of spatial consistency.Discussion: There should be improved dynamic spatial identification and accessibility in older urban environments and enhancement of local spatial identification memory by increasing sightline accessibility. Based on consideration of values, corresponding suggestions are made from the three perspectives of urban space, cultural landscapes, and local collective memories to provide a reference for the protection of the Baihuazhou historic district and promote the preservation and development of similar heritage spaces.

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Examining the urban regeneration of public cultural space using multi-scale geospatial data: a case study of the historic district in Jinan, China

Xu,

Tong,

Chen

et al. 2023

Front. Built Environ.

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“…Turskis Z et al used this method to carry out multi criteria side ranking of heritage value [60]. Jiang P et al used this method to analyze the value advantages of Railway Heritage [61].And Xu Y et al used this method in the social value evaluation related to the heritage value [62]. In short, the method takes the research object as a system and makes decisions according to the thinking mode of decomposition, comparative judgment and synthesis.…”

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Vitality evaluation of historical and cultural districts based on the values dimension: districts in Beijing City, China

Zhang

Han

2022

Herit Sci

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Historical and cultural districts are an important part of the urban heritage environment, reflecting the urban characteristics and carrying the core value of urban development. At present, most of the research on the vitality of historical and cultural districts mainly carries out quantitative evaluation from the two aspects of material space and time dimension, while the analysis on the value level is weakened, and the content of value type evaluation is also ignored. Value is the main factor affecting the vitality of historical and cultural districts, and it is also the core content to keep them alive. Therefore, this study takes nine historical and cultural districts of three types (cultural, commercial and residential) in Beijing, the capital of China, as examples to form a vitality evaluation framework with value as the evaluation goal, and select three indicators: historical value (including historical environment, cultural environment and spatial environment), use value (including communication environment, business environment and residential environment) and sustainable value (including educational environment, attraction and creativity), which correspond to the past, present and future of the heritage respectively. The literature summary method is used to get the evaluation content, the ranking analytic hierarchy process is used to determine the index weight, experts are invited to score, and the influence degree of each factor is comprehensively ranked and analyzed. Finally, it puts forward the evaluation system of historical and cultural districts. The framework can be used to collect expert opinions, conduct quantitative value evaluation, and adjust various indicators in practice before the protection strategy of historical and cultural districts is proposed. The results show that at present, Shichahai, Nanluoguxiang and Fuchengmennei have the highest vitality among the three types. The blocks that mainly embody cultural value have higher vitality than those that mainly embody commercial value and residential value.

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“…In social development, there are many parties with conflicting interests, and there is an inextricable link between self-value and social value, which can also be seen as a conflict between individuals and society. Therefore, both are seeking to maximize their respective interests, which requires a model of the game to weigh the interests of both parties, aiming to propose the optimal solution that satisfies the needs of both parties [18].…”

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The embodiment and influence of game theory in the choice between the realization of self-worth and social value in life

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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The application and influence of game theory in the choice between achieving self-worth and social value in life. Different game rules dictate the decision to maximize self-interest, and self- and social values are considered to reach the Pareto optimal state. A reasonable allocation of self-value and social value is achieved using the crosswalk game as a reference. The results show that using the game theory model can yield a maximum value of 0.0001 for the rate of change, indicating an interaction between life self-value and social value, which helps to make subsequent timely responses to improve self-cultivation and strengthen normative behavior.

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Developing a Comprehensive Assessment Model of Social Value with Respect to Heritage Value for Sustainable Heritage Management

Cited by 8 publications

References 34 publications

Examining the urban regeneration of public cultural space using multi-scale geospatial data: a case study of the historic district in Jinan, China

Examining the urban regeneration of public cultural space using multi-scale geospatial data: a case study of the historic district in Jinan, China

Vitality evaluation of historical and cultural districts based on the values dimension: districts in Beijing City, China

The embodiment and influence of game theory in the choice between the realization of self-worth and social value in life

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