Research on Green Space Service Space Based on Crowd Aggregation and Activity Characteristics under Big Data—Take Tacheng City as an Example

Abstract

People-oriented planning has become the mainstream of urban space design. As an important research object of urban space, the accessibility and service level of accessibility and service level of green space as important indicators to evaluate the level of urban livability cannot be truly fed back to people’s daily life. Therefore, based on big data and from the perspective of crowd activities and aggregation characteristics, this study analyzes the shortage of green space service space in Tacheng City and puts forward suggestions for improvement. The main conclusions are as follows: (1) The satisfaction of green space based on service scope covers up the imbalance of green space resources enjoyed by actual crowd activities and aggregation. (2) Although the accessibility of green space obtained by population density meets the needs in space, it cannot take care of the potential needs generated by daily crowd activities and aggregation, which leads to the overall spatial imbalance of accessibility. (3) The comprehensive analysis shows that the northeast and southwest regions are the focus of the later planning and construction. The southwest region echoes with the old urban area and attracts people’s daily activities. The woodland in the northeast region, as the main green space supply, meets the potential needs of the daily population activities and aggregation of the new development urban area and the old urban area, and also serves as a place for rest and entertainment to meet the needs of the activities and aggregation of the accidental behavior of the people in the new and old urban areas after the opening up.

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