A New Strategy for Planning Urban Park Green Spaces by Considering Their Spatial Accessibility and Distributional Equity
Zhili Chen,
Qinqin Liu,
Mingshi Li
et al.
Abstract:Urban park green spaces (PGSs) are crucial social public resources that provide various ecological services and enhance human health and well-being. However, with the acceleration of urbanization, the accessibility and equity of urban PGS resources are increasingly threatened. This study aims to propose an integrated framework that considers accessibility and equity simultaneously to optimize the planning and layout of urban PGS within the high-speed ring road of Hefei City. This study first used an improved t… Show more
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