Intra-Urban Analysis of Commercial Locations A GIS-Based Approach

Storie, Christopher D.

doi:10.4018/jagr.2013010101

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“…In addition to centrality, clustering is another key attribute of commercial space distribution [11], leading us to incorporate spatial clustering analysis following Space Syntax analysis of the urban street network. Studies have shown that spatial clustering algorithms can scientifically classify groups of clusters based on the geographical proximity among a large number of unsorted urban elements [28,29].…”

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The Study of Historical Progression in the Distribution of Urban Commercial Space Locations—Example of Paris

Zhang,

Song,

Fan

2023

Sustainability

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Commercial space locations are a long-term investment for developers, and they are crucial for sustainable profitability. The distribution of commercial spaces in Paris has undergone a constant evolutionary process over the past few centuries, influenced by various socioeconomic factors. This study investigates the evolution of commercial space locations in Paris over three historical stages—1690, 1860, and 2023, using Space Syntax and Cluster Analysis. By examining the historical progression of Parisian commercial spaces from an urban planning perspective, this article aims to provide insights for urban developers to strategically plan for commercial spaces. The first part of the study is an analysis of the centrality and accessibility of commercial space locations within the urban street network using Space Syntax. Next, Cluster Analysis is employed to further examine the distribution patterns of commercial spaces with high centrality. By comparing the results from three different historical stages, the study reveals two major patterns. One is a full-scale optimization of commercial space centrality within the historical core of Paris. Another one is the fission and consolidation of commercial spaces into multi-centric clusters and a geographical dispersal from central Paris. Finally, a multi-disciplinary discussion is conducted to decode the socioeconomic motivations behind these patterns and provide guidance for future commercial planning.

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The Study of Historical Progression in the Distribution of Urban Commercial Space Locations—Example of Paris

Zhang,

Song,

Fan

2023

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“…Hence, the integration of the two models enables the decision maker to analyse the alternatives based on not only its similarity to the ideal solution but also the decision maker's optimism degree (Milad Moradi, Delavar, & Moshiri, 2015). Extensive research have been undertaken to propose a reliable framework based on MCDM algorithms for land use planning (Matthews, Sibbald, & Craw, 1999;Mosadeghi et al, 2015;Storie, 2013;Su-xia & He-bing, 2010;Zhang, Li, & Fung, 2012). Zhang et al (2012) used GIS-based multi criteria decision making for conflict resolution in land use planning.…”

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Land Use Compatibility Assessment Using a Mdified Topsis Model: A Case Study of Elementary Schools in Tehran

Abedini

Lotfian

Moradi

2015

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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ABSTRACT:Being one of the most controversial issues in urban planning, land use planning has always been in the focus of researches. Land use planning is a subdivision of urban planning which tends to arrange land uses in order to avoid conflicts among them. In order to achieve a transparent and effective urban planning, land uses should be located and allocated in an ideal situation so that avoid negative impacts from neighbouring parcels and land uses. Neighbouring land uses can produce externalities and negative impacts on other land uses because of inter-land use interaction. These externalities may be undesirable effects such as noise, air and visual pollution or may be caused by hazardous facilities. The main objective of this research is to propose a new multi-criteria evaluation model for land use compatibility assessment. Considering the fact that a considerable number of factors affect the compatibility degree of neighbouring land uses, a multi-criteria evaluation approach is employed to address the aforementioned problem. This research employs the integration of Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) and Ordered Weighted Averaging (OWA) methods to facilitate land use compatibility evaluation with respect to optimism degree. The applicability of the proposed model is illustrated by the problem of land use compatibility assessment for elementary schools in Tehran. The results indicate that most of the current schools are situated in a location which is incompatible for the land use type of elementary school especially in the southern and central parts of the city.

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Toward maximising profits from markets: an analysis of the management structure of markets in Kumasi, Ghana

Opoku

Forkuor²,

Abass³

2023

SN Bus Econ

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Intra-Urban Analysis of Commercial Locations A GIS-Based Approach

Cited by 5 publications

References 29 publications

The Study of Historical Progression in the Distribution of Urban Commercial Space Locations—Example of Paris

The Study of Historical Progression in the Distribution of Urban Commercial Space Locations—Example of Paris

Land Use Compatibility Assessment Using a Mdified Topsis Model: A Case Study of Elementary Schools in Tehran

Toward maximising profits from markets: an analysis of the management structure of markets in Kumasi, Ghana

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