The neighborhood renewal process is an important opportunity to update the built environment; however, major changes to the built environment might decrease spatial performance and environmental quality. In these processes, there is a need to evaluate urban renewal alternatives, especially the quality of the environment, to understand the performance of the newly designed built environment. The quality of the built environment depends on a variety of aspects (such as walkability, energy level, security, open spaces, water permeability, etc.), several of which can be assessed using diverse measurements and evaluation models. Current new technological developments, based on GIS, enable the evaluation of diverse aspects of environmental quality and promote urban renewal decision-making processes. Urban renewal needs to harness these models in the decision-making approaches to improve assessment processes of urban renewal alternative estimations that consider future performance and quality of the built environment. In this article, we present a 3D-GIS multiparametric scenario analysis for neighborhood renewal alternatives estimation to evaluate the performance and quality of the built environment as part of the decision-making process. The multiparametric approach will include an evaluation analysis of several aspects of environmental quality, including walkability, accessibility, sense of security, energy, shade, water infiltration, visibility, and more. The analysis results will indicate the level of performance for each aspect as indices for environmental quality. The multiparametric scenario analysis for neighborhood renewal will be conducted on three renewal alternatives for one neighborhood in the city of Hatzor HaGlilit, Israel.<p>In this article, we present a 3D-GIS multiparametric scenario analysis for neighborhood renewal alternatives estimation to evaluate the performance and quality of the built environment as part of the decision-making process. The multiparametric approach will include evaluation analysis of several aspects of the environmental quality, including walkability, accessibility, sense of security, energy, shade, water infiltration, visibility, and more. The analysis results will indicate the level of performance for each aspect, as indices for environmental quality. The multiparametric scenario analysis for neighborhood renewal will be conducted on three renewal alternatives for one neighborhood in the city of Hatzor-HaGlilit, Israel.</p>
ZusammenfassungMit der vorliegenden Studie wird das Ziel verfolgt, konkrete Einsatzmöglichkeiten von automatisierten und vernetzten Fahrzeugen im Kontext der notwendigen Mobilitätswende exemplarisch aufzuzeigen. Spezifischer geht es darum, Konzepte der strategischen Planung für ausgewählte Kommunen und Regionen in der Metropolregion Wien/Niederösterreich vorzustellen und zu diskutieren. Diese strategischen Planungskonzepte wurden als eine Ergänzung zu den vorwiegend noch abstrakten und generischen Gestaltungsansätzen bzw. Handlungsfeldern entwickelt. Sie sind das Ergebnis eines transdisziplinär angelegten Prozesses: PlanerInnen sowie ForscherInnen haben gemeinsam mit AkteurInnen der Politik und Verwaltung aus den gewählten Kommunen und Regionen sowie mit ExpertInnen im Bereich der automatisierten und vernetzten Mobilität in Fokusgruppen gearbeitet.
This article uses case studies to set out specific ways in which connected and automated vehicles can be applied to bring about the required revolution in mobility. More specifically, the aim is to present and discuss strategic planning concepts for a selection of local authorities and regions in the Vienna/Lower Austria metropolitan region. These strategic planning concepts have been developed to complement existing design concepts and/or action plans that largely remain abstract and generic.
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