Title A Study on the Pattern of User's Behavior in Shinjyuku Gyoen National Garden Using Handy GPS

Yamamoto, Y.; Ito, Hiroaki; Ono, Ryohei; Shimomura, Akio

doi:10.5632/jila.69.601

Journal of The Japanese Institute of Landscape Architecture

2006

DOI: 10.5632/jila.69.601

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Title A Study on the Pattern of User's Behavior in Shinjyuku Gyoen National Garden Using Handy GPS

Y. Yamamoto¹,

Hiroaki Ito²,

Ryohei Ono³

et al.

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There are many urban small parks that have various historical contexts in the center of Tokyo. Some parks have reconstructed as parks next to elementary schools after the Great Kanto Earthquake, and some have regenerated on the site where was once a canal. This study aims to evaluate the road network of road and urban parks by analyzing people's migration. Research site is Kyobashi area in Tokyo.The following three points were clarified. First, there are two scales of migration. Second, smaller migration. is influenced mainly by the arrangement of green, and the view to the water. Third, the larger migration is effected by the distortion rate of the grid. The result would be the fundamental viewpoints for revitalizing and redesigning urban open spaces.

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A Research on the method of Evaluating Urban Parks in the Road Network from a Viewpoint of Pedestrian Migration

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Observations on Primary School Children′s Behavior after School by Using the Global Positioning System

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2010

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Empirical studies of human behavior have been developed mainly using methods of interview or questionnaire by researchers themselves. These studies have successfully obtained adequate results. To observe the behavior of many subjects at once, for many hours and in a wide area however, an alternative technological method is required. The purpose of the authors' work is to develop a better objective method based on measurements, observations and experiments to clarify human behavior in urban environments. The purpose of this paper, as a first step, is to show the availability of research methods concerning children's behavior after school in a suburban city district. The authors asked each primary schooler to wear a compact Global Positioning System receiver after school and to act casually. The collected spatio-temporal data using the Geographical Information System was also analyzed by developing a denoising technique. As a result, the authors clarified the behavior patterns of 35 primary schoolers' regarding transportation devices, travelling routes, distances, time to arrive home and duration of outdoor activity. In conclusion, the authors showed the validity of a research method concerning the collective subjects' behavior for a long period and in a wide area based on more reliable data using the Global Positioning System.

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Title A Study on the Pattern of User's Behavior in Shinjyuku Gyoen National Garden Using Handy GPS

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

A Research on the method of Evaluating Urban Parks in the Road Network from a Viewpoint of Pedestrian Migration

A Research on the method of Evaluating Urban Parks in the Road Network from a Viewpoint of Pedestrian Migration

Observations on Primary School Children′s Behavior after School by Using the Global Positioning System

Zoos of Tpkyo: Visitors' Space Use Characteristics

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