Analyzing the Impacts of Spatial Factors on Livability of Peri-Urban Villages

Khorasani, Mohammadamin; Zarghamfard, Moslem

doi:10.1007/s11205-016-1546-4

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“…Khorasani et al analyzed the relationship between the distance between urban suburban areas and urban areas and the migration rate of the area to analyze the influencing factors of livability. They all think that spatial factors on the regional scale will have an important impact on livability [17,18]. Li et al and Yu et al performed principal component analysis (PCA) to determine that socio-environmental factors are important factors affecting urban livability [19,20].…”

Section: Background 21 Urban Livabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Study on an Artificial Society of Urban Safety Livability Change

Pan

Qin

et al. 2021

IJGI

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Improving the urban livability status has become the core goal of urban development, and reasonable assessment of the urban livability status and impact is crucial. By combining an objective environment with residents’ subjective cognition, an artificial society (urban livability change artificial society; ULC-AS) is constructed. The ULC-AS includes four types of agents, namely, government, family, resident and safety facility management agency agents, and recognizes dynamic interaction among various agents and between agents and the environment. Taking the Futian District of Shenzhen as an example, this paper examines factors such as migrants, birth policies, and government investment. We simulate the interactions among resident satisfaction changes, relocation decision-making behavior and urban safety livability and analyze the change processes and development trends of urban safety livability under multiple scenarios. Our main result indicates that population change and investment construction are important factors affecting urban safety livability. At present, the population of the Futian District is saturated. Therefore, the government must assess the urban safety livability and increase investment in high-demand areas. Through this method, the goals of urban resource allocation optimization and coordinated urban development can be achieved.

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Section: Background 21 Urban Livabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Study on an Artificial Society of Urban Safety Livability Change

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Qin

et al. 2021

IJGI

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“…Rural livability is also a major concern of all countries in the world since ecological livability is an international topic. Although different cultural groups have different understandings of the concept, they all believe that livability is a comprehensive concept with rich contents, including sustainability, quality of life, environmental quality and ecological construction of healthy communities, with quality of life at the center of this concept [6]. People and places are two aspects of the concept of livability, that is, how to create a harmonious relationship between people and nature is the essence of livability.…”

Section: Rural Ecological Livability Construction In Chinamentioning

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Construction of Rural Ecological Livability from the Perspective of Ecological Philosophy*

Xia¹

2020

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Culture, Education and Economic Development of Modern Society (ICCESE 2020)

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The strategy of Rural Revitalization proposed by Xi Jinping is based on the core concepts of Chinese and Western ecological philosophy and it is the development and important practice of Marx's ecological philosophy. It is also an important strategic guide for the realization of China's construction of new rural area and an important basis for the implementation of rural ecological livability construction. Since the rural livability construction faces a series of challenges, it is essential to raise the ecological consciousness of rural residents, give full play to the supporting role of scientific and technological collaborative innovation, and learn successful experience from foreign countries. In this process, we should always adhere to the concept of harmonious ecological development, stick to Xi Jinping's new ecological ethics and values in the new era, so as to create conditions to ensure the implementation of ecological livability construction, and achieve the Rural Revitalization and revitalizing the grand nation.

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“…Environments affect community livability. "Challenges such as urban sprawl, climate change, fiscal challenges, water shortages/drought, [and] regional hot spots of rapid and chaotic growth" [15] (p. 712) detract from livability [16]. Global policymakers call to approach biodiversity and ecosystems as holistic systems, conceptualizing health and issues such as climate change, energy, and water, as interconnected [17].…”

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We Have Plenty of Water, Don’t We? Social Norms, Practices, and Contentions in a Drought-Ridden Country

Ragusa

2021

Hydrology

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Climate and land use change pose global challenges to water policy and management. This article furthers calls for integrated research conceptualizing water management as a holistic, interdependent system that may benefit from sociological research. To better understand how socioenvironmental change affects lifestyle expectations and experiences, interviews with in-migrants (relocated to inland Australia from metropolitan cities), industry and government informants are thematically analyzed. Results show in-migrants engage in adaptive water management and conservation strategies to enhance water security, yet call for council provision of water management education to minimize vulnerability. Industry informants perceive few water supply or pollution issues, favoring technological solutions to support unfettered growth and water amenities, while de-prioritizing environmental sustainability goals. Government priorities reflect drought narratives in Australian water policy reform and show concern about meeting consumer water supply and preserving water quality. With predictions of greater weather severity, including flooding, and in-migrants’ difficulty managing heavy rainfall, national legislation and policy modifications are necessary. Specifically, normalizing climate variability in policy and social identities is desirable. Finally, practices prioritizing water scarcity and trading management over environmental protection indicate a need to surpass environmental commodification by depoliticizing water management.

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Analyzing the Impacts of Spatial Factors on Livability of Peri-Urban Villages

Cited by 19 publications

References 41 publications

Study on an Artificial Society of Urban Safety Livability Change

Study on an Artificial Society of Urban Safety Livability Change

Construction of Rural Ecological Livability from the Perspective of Ecological Philosophy*

We Have Plenty of Water, Don’t We? Social Norms, Practices, and Contentions in a Drought-Ridden Country

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