Development of Evaluation Index Model for Activation and Promotion of Public Space in the Historic District Based on AHP/DEA

Wu, Fengwen; Qin, Shiyu; Chunyu, Su; Chen, Ming‐Yuan; Wang, Qian; Zhang, Qizeng

doi:10.1155/2021/6590699

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“…Quantitative research on historic districts can be categorized into four types. The first involves constructing evaluation systems for historical districts, utilizing perspectives such as conservation efforts [28], spatial activation [29], and public health [30]. Additionally, with the advent of the data era, some scholars have started utilizing big data, such as internet data [31], Internet of Things sensing Error!…”

Section: Study On the Preservation And Utilization Of Historic Districtsmentioning

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Quantitative Research of Street Interface Morphology in Urban Historic Districts:A Case Study of West Street Historic District,Quanzhou

Huang,

Kang,

Zhao

2024

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Historic districts intertwine various elements of historical heritage, cultural significance, social relations and daily activities, and have significant research value. Through a review of previous literature, it can be observed that research on the conservation and renewal of historic districts often focuses on the overall planning and development of macro-level district. Recognizing the scarcity of quantitative studies on spatial morphology at the meso level, this paper introduces a quantitative methodology applicable to historic streets. Utilizing Quanzhou City's West Street Historical and Cultural Neighborhood as a case study, it employs Aspect Ratio (D/H), Interface Density, and Build-To-Line Rate to describe and summarize street interface morphology, presenting transformative strategies for future protection and renewal. West Street's characteristics include: (1) horizontally, influenced by the Tang Dynasty's concept of "lining houses to form streets," it has a high Build-To-Line Rate and density, providing enclosure, limitation, and spatial continuity; (2) vertically, it displays diverse interface morphology with a moderate Aspect Ratio and rhythmic changes, maintaining visitor interest. The study validates the feasibility of this quantitative method and provides valuable insights for the conservation and renewal of historic districts.

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Section: Study On the Preservation And Utilization Of Historic Districtsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Quantitative Research of Street Interface Morphology in Urban Historic Districts:A Case Study of West Street Historic District,Quanzhou

Huang,

Kang,

Zhao

2024

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Optimization of energy-saving retrofit solutions for existing buildings: A multidimensional data fusion approach

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Shen,

Feng

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Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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Identifying Effective Managerial Factors in Improving and Renovating Old Urban Tissues: A Case Study Approach

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Nejati

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This paper attempts to identify the effective managerial factors in renovating old building tissues in a city in Iran (Langrud). The present research is practical in terms of purpose, and it is descriptive and contextual in terms of data collection. Furthermore, since this is a mixed research study from both the perspective of its nature and purpose, we conducted the study with both qualitative (interviews) and quantitative (questionnaires) methods. As the statistical population in the qualitative section consists of experts on improving worn-out tissues, we used an available sampling method and took into account the individuals’ characteristics in the sampling process. Seven managers, assistants, and engineers with more work experience than the rest of the managers and assistants were selected. During the quantitative phase, the population included all the municipality staff and the engineering system organization of Langrod city, which contains a total of 650 people. A total of 335 people were selected, and the questionnaire was distributed using Cochran’s formula. A semi-structured interview and a questionnaire were used as research tools distributed among participants. The validity and reliability of the questionnaires were determined based on existing standards. Additionally, the data were analyzed using Factor Analysis (FA), the Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP), and Structural Equations Modeling. According to the results, the most effective managerial factors and indicators in the improvement and renovation of the city's old tissues were related to resources. Next, attention to training, commitment to environmental assessment, idea creation, planning, management, technical factors, experience, attention to legal requirements, and attention to external factors are placed.

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Development of Evaluation Index Model for Activation and Promotion of Public Space in the Historic District Based on AHP/DEA

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

Quantitative Research of Street Interface Morphology in Urban Historic Districts:A Case Study of West Street Historic District,Quanzhou

Quantitative Research of Street Interface Morphology in Urban Historic Districts:A Case Study of West Street Historic District,Quanzhou

Optimization of energy-saving retrofit solutions for existing buildings: A multidimensional data fusion approach

Identifying Effective Managerial Factors in Improving and Renovating Old Urban Tissues: A Case Study Approach

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