2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2017.11.128
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The underground of European cities in planning documents: the case of A Coruña (Spain)

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“…In-depth analyses, case studies, and feedback from researchers were prepared for each of these cities. The study of the documents produced by this project allowed us to identify the different problems related to urban underground spaces and to see how these cities were able to use their suburban data and to integrate them effectively into the process of urban land-use planning [17].…”
Section: Integration Of Underground Space In the Urban Land-use Plannmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In-depth analyses, case studies, and feedback from researchers were prepared for each of these cities. The study of the documents produced by this project allowed us to identify the different problems related to urban underground spaces and to see how these cities were able to use their suburban data and to integrate them effectively into the process of urban land-use planning [17].…”
Section: Integration Of Underground Space In the Urban Land-use Plannmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In-depth analyses, case studies, and feedback from researchers were prepared for each of these cities. The study of the documents produced by this project allowed us to identify the different problems related to urban underground spaces and to see how these cities were able to use their suburban data and to integrate them effectively into the process of urban land-use planning [17]. A summary of the analyses of the 12 European cities cases, including Coruña (Spain), Bergen (Norway), Dublin (Ireland), Glasgow (Scotland), Hamburg (Germany), Helsinki (Finland), Ljubljana (Slovenia), Nantes (France), Novi Sad (Serbia), Odense (Denmark), Oslo (Norway), and Rotterdam (Netherlands), is shown in Figure 1.…”
Section: Integration Of Underground Space In the Urban Land-use Plannmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Meanwhile, urban development space is gradually extending from the ground and its upper space to the high-density underground space [1][2][3][4]. Countries and regions around the world uphold some advanced concepts, including urban three-dimensional planning, city-orientation, and comprehensive utilization of underground space to plan and develop urban underground space, such as the Netherlands [5], Hong Kong [6], Sweden [7], and La Coruna in Spain [8], etc. Studies have shown that scientific and rational planning and layout of underground space resources can adjust the existing land use structure, improve the land development utilization rate, achieve the urban land intensive use to a large extent, and reduce the development risk of underground space [9][10][11].…”
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confidence: 99%