Comparative Analyses on Factors of the Pedestrian Numbers in a Downtown Area at Two Points of Time Using Space Syntax Indicators – in the Case of Sakae-South, Nagoya CBD in Japan
Akira Ota,
Yusuke Nakano,
Toshiyuki Kaneda
Abstract:Objective: The objective of this study is to investigate the factors of the estimated pedestrian numbers in Nagoya, Japan at two points of time, with the aim of clarify the impact from two Space Syntax indicators, intensity of space use, distance from the station and pavement width on the pedestrians at two points of time.
Theoretical Framework: The factor ranking for pedestrians in some prior reports shows the Space Syntax indicators to be higher ranking. This suggests a possibility of pedestrian factor ana… Show more
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