An Aquatic Environment Assessment Model for the Comprehensive Assessment of Environmental Measures in Metropolitan Areas

Morita, Tetsuo

doi:10.21660/2012.3.3f

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“…Morita et al [4] analyzed the living consciousness in the mountainous area of Gunma prefecture and proposed compact area creation. In addition, Morita et al [5] studied on an aquatic environment assessment model for the comprehensive assessment of environmental measures in metropolitan areas. Morita et al [6] focused on the environment of the water and green for Maebashi City, and evaluate the quality of life.…”

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A Study on Selection Factors of Residence Focusing on Personal Attributes and District Characteristics - A Case Study of Regional City in Japan -

Morita¹

2018

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ABSTRACT:In Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture, Japan like other regional cities, motorization is progressing year by year. Dependence on automobiles has become a major cause of urban sprawl. In Maebashi City, the DID (Densely Inhabited District) is expanding year by year, but the population density is decreasing. In this study, in solving these various problems of local cities, we will consider "Compact City" as one future image of local cities and consider the consolidation of cities. The purpose of this study is three as shown below.The first aim is to analyze the factors of resident consciousness to live in Maebashi City. The second aim is to analyze the reasons for settlement by resident, and to clarify the settlement factors. The third aim is to analyze the factors that define the awareness of residence selection by migrant-oriented persons. Focusing on personal attributes and district characteristics, we have grasped the factors of selecting residence in the regional city.

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