The Development of Urban Underground Space from the Perspective of Urban Economy

Zhao, Ziwei; Cao, Qi

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2011.11.2076

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“…It is an interdisciplinary concept that involves fields such as economics, law, and geological engineering, with different connotations in different fields [6]. In the field of economics, UUS is the result of the reallocation and combination of underground space resources in economic activities [7]. In the field of law, UUS includes practical spaces below the surface that are formed naturally or artificially developed, which can be controlled by individuals in accordance with legal provisions and can generate benefits [8].…”

Section: Legal Basics and Conceptual Elementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review of Research on the Value Evaluation of Urban Underground Space

Wu,

Wen,

2024

Land

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The contradiction between urban construction and sustainable development has led to an increasing demand for urban underground space (UUS). The value evaluation of urban underground space (UUSVE) is of great significance in promoting the rational development of UUS. Currently, no study has reviewed the literature on UUSVE. This paper provides a preliminary review of the legal basis and element composition of UUS, and the themes, evaluation objects, and evaluation methods of UUSVE, attempting to clarify the current status of UUSVE and analyze its future development trends. Finally, by summarizing the legal basis, element composition, research status and trends of UUSVE, three suggestions to strengthen UUSVE are proposed: (1) to strengthen the research on the shortcomings of UUSVE methods; (2) to build an evaluation index library and case library; and (3) to emphasize interdisciplinary collaboration, with a particular focus on the application research of machine learning.

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Section: Legal Basics and Conceptual Elementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review of Research on the Value Evaluation of Urban Underground Space

Wu,

Wen,

2024

Land

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“…Bobylev, 2010b;Evans et al, 2009), however, the wider role of increased development in UUS in creating an economically, socially and environmentally sustainable future is being overlooked. Unfortunately issues associated with unabated, ill-planned expansion of UUS in major dense cities are being ignored and will have likely future adverse impacts on the surrounding environment, not least where multiple structures exist below ground (Bobylev, 2013;Hunt, 2005;Hunt and Chapman, 2009;Sterling and Godard, 2000;Williams, 2008;Zhao and Cao, 2011). Undoubtedly, the extensive use of the subsurface will generate interaction with existing structures above and below ground, and these interactions should be planned for (Hunt and Chapman, 2009;Hunt and Rogers, 2005).…”

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“…This requires an advanced plan for potential future risks to be identified and ways of mitigating the risks to be established. ■ Value for money: despite the obvious advancement in technology and construction methods, it is estimated that construction costs of UUS facilities are two to four times more than similar ones on the surface (Zhao and Cao, 2011). This issue can give rise to doubts relating to the effectiveness of investing the necessary public funds therein (ITA, 1985).…”

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A new sustainability framework for urban underground space

Zargarian

Hunt

Braithwaite

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Engineering

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