Evaluation of the Space Syntax Measures Affecting Pedestrian Density through Ordinal Logistic Regression Analysis

Hacar, Özge Öztürk; Gülgen, Fatih; Bilgi, Serdar

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“…Quatro artigos (15%) envolvem a aplicação de outras técnicas como GIS, que sempre está associado a alguma outra ferramenta (RYBARCZYK; GALLAGHER, 2014; ALYASARI; AUDA; ATTYA, 2020; HACAR; GÜLGEN; BILGI, 2020, ZHANG; MU, 2020). Doze publicações (46%) envolvem mais de uma técnica (ZHANG et al, 2013 HACAR;GÜLGEN;BILGI, 2020;KING et al, 2020;LEE;SHEPLEY, 2020;RASWOL, 2020;MU, 2020;ZHANG, FISHER;FENG, 2020;ALHAJAJ;DAGHISTANI, 2021).…”

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“…Dentre as pesquisas que utilizam indicadores de desempenho, busca-se identificar alguns parâmetros mais comuns entre os autores para avaliar a infraestrutura das calçadas e passeios em campus universitários. A partir da análise de 16 artigos, são identificados que os principais parâmetros correspondem a travessia (faixa de pedestres), infraestrutura, acessibilidade e qualidade da calçada (GILSON et al, 2009;ZHANG et al, 2013 MARYONO, 2020;ALYASARI;AUDA;ATTYA, 2020;HACAR;GÜLGEN;BILGI, 2020;KING et al, 2020;LEE;SHEPLEY, 2020;RASWOL, 2020;MU, 2020;ZHANG, FISHER;FENG, 2020;ALHAJAJ;DAGHISTANI, 2021). Na avaliação das calçadas do entorno do campus somente um artigo apresenta indicadores que possibilitam essa avaliação (ADI PRASETYA; PURWANTO; MARYONO, 2020), como apresenta a Tabela 3.…”

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“…De uma maneira geral, entre os trabalhos que tratam essa questão, existem poucos que avaliam a qualidade dos caminhos de pedestres em Universidades (GILSON et al, 2009;ZHANG et al, 2013;ASADI-SHEKARI;MOEINADDINI;ZALY SHAH, 2014;AFSAR;YUNOS;YUSOF, 2015;KEAT;YAACOB;HASHIM, 2016;MURWADI;DEWANCKER, 2017;RAHMANDARI;GUNAWAN;MUGNISJAH, 2018;ADI PRASETYA;PURWANTO;MARYONO, 2020;ALYASARI;AUDA;ATTYA, 2020;HACAR;GÜLGEN;BILGI, 2020;KING et al, 2020;LEE;SHEPLEY, 2020;RASWOL, 2020;MU, 2020;ZHANG, FISHER;FENG, 2020;ALHAJAJ;DAGHISTANI, 2021). Entre eles, a maioria avalia a acessibilidade espacial, por meio de indicadores de desempenho, como: condições de piso, largura de calçada, existência de obstáculos, proteção contra intempéries, mobiliário urbano, iluminação noturna, uso lindeiro, travessia, segurança, dentre outros aspectos (GILSON et al, 2009;ZHANG et al, 2013;ASADI-SHEKARI, 2014;AFSAR;YUNOS;YUSOF, 2015;KEAT;YAACOB;HASHIM, 2016;…”

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Methodologies to evaluate the quality of pedestrian infrastructure on the University campus: Systematic Review

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Walking is understood as a sustainable and economical means of transport, it promotes benefits such as improving people's health, but this option is chosen especially when adequate conditions are offered. As it contributes to the adoption of a sustainable urban mobility policy, walking should be encouraged in internal displacements carried out by users of higher education institutions. To support the analysis of mobility in this type of institution, this paper sought to identify the main methods and techniques that can be used to evaluate the quality of walking spaces, internal and external, to University campuses, through a systematic review of literature. For this, Scopus, MDPI, ScienceDirect and Sage Journals platforms were adopted to screen articles published between 2005 and 2021, with the following keywords “walkability, campuses, university” and “pedestrian, “campuses, university”. The analysis of 26 papers, which were part of the sample size, made it possible to identify: i) objective, ii) methodology and iii) technique used among the researchers, and showed that predominantly the research carried out in these environments incorporates not only the spaces within the campus, but its surroundings, or users' access to the campus. Thus, several aspects associated with walkability are evaluated, such as the existing infrastructure itself, the most used mode of transport in displacements within the campus, in addition to some scenario in a certain route carried out by the user.

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“…After forming the models, they must undergo various tests to determine their validity and suitability. The tests are as follows (Adawiyah, 2021;Hacar et al, 2020;Setyobudi, 2016;Trivanni, 2018). 1 The Significance Test: Test the significance of the models simultaneously and individually.…”

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Commercial Corridor Development Strategy through the Application of the Walkable Commercial Strip Concept in Urban Area of Jember City

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Walkability is an essential concept to consider when planning a sustainable city. This study aims to determine the walkability development strategy of the Jember City commercial corridors urban area based on people's and experts' perceptions of the Walkable Commercial Strip concept. The study was conducted in the urban area of Jember City Golden Triangle. The methods of analysis used in this study are ordinal logistic regression and AHP. Based on people's perceptions, the concepts that have the highest odds of influencing the first corridor's walkability level are the ones related to the available amenities variable, while the concept that has the highest odds of influencing the second and the third corridors' walkability level is the concept that is related to the walking path modal conflict variable. The order in which corridors have the highest development priority starts with the first corridor, Gajah Mada - Sultan Agung Street, followed by the second corridor, Ahmad Yani Street, and ends with the third corridor, Trunojoyo Street – HOS Cokroaminoto Street. The walkability development strategy for the urban area of Jember City commercial corridors is to start the order of development according to the order of priority and apply the development concepts that have the highest opportunity to influence the walkability level of each corridor based on people's perception.

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“…Visual control (VC) pertains to whether the space viewed from a node to other immediately visible nodes is greater or less than that perceived [28]. Therefore, a controlling point can present many areas, each seeing relatively less [25,29].…”

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Tracing the Confucian Merchant Culture in the Spatial Layout of Traditional Commercial and Residential Buildings using Space Syntax

Meili Wu,

Syarmila Hany Haron

2023

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Confucian merchant culture is the mainstream of traditional business culture. Regarding the research on Confucian merchant culture, researchers mostly conduct research from the perspectives of business management methods, business philosophy, and training people in business, emphasizing honest and trustworthy business management behaviour and the moral cultivation of business operators, and lack of research on commercial business sites. As the main type of traditional commercial buildings, Traditional commercial and residential buildings' spatial layout and spatial functions are closely related to the Confucian merchant culture. In particular, Confucianism contained in the Confucian merchant culture considerably impacted the traditional Chinese architectural form due to Confucianism's absolute dominance in traditional Chinese society. Thus, analysing the spatial layout and usage effectively traces the traditional commercial and residential building culture. The main research issues of this paper are the reflection of the spatial configuration on the cultural connotation of Confucian merchants and the characteristics of the deeper social environment and social-cultural system. This study examined a traditional exchange shop in central Shandong as an example. Through the visual analysis and Axial analysis of space syntax, the spatial layout characteristics under the influence of Confucian merchant culture in traditional commercial and residential buildings and the use relationship of different spaces corresponding to different users are investigated. The results showed that under the influence of Confucian merchant culture, the spatial layout and functions of traditional commercial and residential buildings reflect the ritual system and the people-oriented Confucian business philosophy. The concept of hierarchy in Confucian businessman culture has led to the dual-use buildings of commercial and residential buildings, still emphasizing the hierarchical distinction of architectural space. It further reflects the characteristics of unequal distribution of social resources in traditional commercial buildings leading to unequal use of architectural space.

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Evaluation of the Space Syntax Measures Affecting Pedestrian Density through Ordinal Logistic Regression Analysis

Cited by 9 publications

References 35 publications

Methodologies to evaluate the quality of pedestrian infrastructure on the University campus: Systematic Review

Methodologies to evaluate the quality of pedestrian infrastructure on the University campus: Systematic Review

Commercial Corridor Development Strategy through the Application of the Walkable Commercial Strip Concept in Urban Area of Jember City

Tracing the Confucian Merchant Culture in the Spatial Layout of Traditional Commercial and Residential Buildings using Space Syntax

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