Public park behaviour in Da Nang: An investigation into how open space is used

Do, Duy Thinh; Cheng, Yin-Hui; Shojai, Amir; Chen, Ye

doi:10.1016/j.foar.2019.05.006

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“…Mainly related to thermal comfort and space design, general occurrences (36, have received continuous attention. Because of the focus on people-centric designs, more investigations have been conducted on this topic since 2014 with the adoption of other types of systems (149)(150)(151)(152)(153)(154)(155)(156)(157)(158)(159)(160)(161).…”

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“…Park use was significantly higher among dog walkers, couples living with children, and those living in the least disadvantaged areas (107) and was highly associated with physical activity and leisure activity (106,153). Park users were found to be more active than non-users in all forms of physical activity except for transport walking (101), and were more likely to meet the physical activity guidelines than those who indicated that they did not regularly use a park (107).…”

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A Systematic Review of Objective Factors Influencing Behavior in Public Open Spaces

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Song

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Front. Public Health

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As a significant part of outdoor built-environment, public open spaces are closely associated with people's daily lives. Studies of outdoor behavior in these spaces can shed light on users' environmental perceptions and contribute to the promotion of physiological and psychological health. Many recent studies are case studies focused where observations, surveys and interviews have been conducted to understand the factors influencing people's behavior on one or few sites or city environments. There have been few reviews related to this topic, and none have been based on the systematic understanding of influencing factors. This paper presents a systematic review of interactions between behavior and the built environment in public open spaces, and highlights the impacts of diverse and objective influencing factors. Followed the rules of PRISMA method (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses), 109 papers published in 2000–2021 were selected and reviewed. The distribution of the studied interactions is analyzed, and the impacts of four distinct factors: personal background, location and context, environmental component, and climate stimuli, are extracted, categorized, and specified. Moreover, outdoor health benefits are discussed based on which, crucial factors that require emphasis after the outbreak of COVID-19 are identified. Throughout this paper, behavioral influencing processes, including objective influencing factors, subjective feedback, and the relationships involved, are considered to provide a comprehensive picture. With the robust classification of existing factors, architects, urban designers, policy makers and fellow researches could be easier to get a more comprehensive trend from the past. This paper also provides guidance for future research, especially given that COVID-19 has created huge changes to outdoor needs and customary behavior.Systematic Review Registration:http://www.prisma-statement.org/.

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A Systematic Review of Objective Factors Influencing Behavior in Public Open Spaces

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“…Meanwhile, environmental behavior study mainly deals with human behaviors, psychological motivations, and environmental influencing factors in a particular environment to improve environmental and behavioral design [56]. Several scholars have investigated the use of public spaces in cities [57][58][59], while others have explored visitor distribution and utilization in forests and urban parks [60][61][62]. Researchers have also identified the correlations between visitor behavior and environmental factors [63,64], as well as the behaviors of certain groups, such as the elderly [65,66] and low-income groups [67].…”

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Correlations between Spatial Attributes and Visitor Stay in Chinese Gardens: A Case Study of the Ningbo Tianyige Museum Gardens

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Itami

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Urban Science

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Despite the growing popularity of Chinese gardens, few studies have explored Chinese garden tourism and the relationship between garden space and visitor behavior. Addressing this gap, this study examines the correlations between spatial attributes and visitor stay distribution in the Ningbo Tianyige Museum gardens. This study divided the garden space into twenty units across four types—water, architecture, veranda, and rockery—and identified spatial attributes using measurements and configurational calculations. Visitor stay data was comprised of 1061 cases with a stay interval of more than 30 s in three investigation periods. Results produced three primary findings. First, architecture and water spaces had the highest visitor stay density, followed by veranda space and then rockery space. Second, there is a correlation between visitor stay density and six spatial attributes: integration, choice, width, length, enclosure ratio, and seating. Third, although each type has distinctive attributes, they can be divided into two groups: (1) spacious and highly accessible open spaces (water and architecture types); (2) long narrow spaces with low accessibility and abundant seating facilities (veranda and rockery types). By exploring the relationship between Chinese gardens and modern tourism, this study provides valuable insights and suggestions for the planning and management of Chinese garden tourism.

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“…The open space within the residential area was designed and used for recreational activity, and physical exercise which function as services for lots of resident around the more localized part of the city like, district and neighborhood [2]. Specifically, open spaces play part in providing different function and service like entertainment, social interaction, nature exposure and sense of community [3]. Green open space as media for utilizing activity is highly needed by the community as a place for having activity, and socializing with others [4].…”

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Identification on Residential Park Facilities Criteria Based on Visitor’s Perception

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Public park behaviour in Da Nang: An investigation into how open space is used

Cited by 24 publications

References 12 publications

A Systematic Review of Objective Factors Influencing Behavior in Public Open Spaces

A Systematic Review of Objective Factors Influencing Behavior in Public Open Spaces

Correlations between Spatial Attributes and Visitor Stay in Chinese Gardens: A Case Study of the Ningbo Tianyige Museum Gardens

Identification on Residential Park Facilities Criteria Based on Visitor’s Perception

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