MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS ON VERBAL DATA OF "CAPTION EVALUATION METHOD" : Studies of the cognition and the evaluation of townscape Part 2

隆矢, 小島; 誉章, 古賀; 淳, 宗方; 小太郎, 平手

doi:10.3130/aija.67.51_2

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“…Caption evaluation method derived its inspiration originally from the idea that it is important to reflect preference of the general public for streetscape than expert views in relation to community-planning initiatives and urban landscape issues. In addition, the method was a participatory examination method with an aim to determine an overall picture as to what elements of streetscape would interest people living in the relevant area and by what criteria they evaluate such elements [7][8][9].…”

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Seasonal Preferences and Interactions of Visual/ Auditory Elements of Streetscape in Namwon City, Korea

Han

Joo

Kim

et al. 2011

Indoor and Built Environment

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This study investigated the seasonal preference for visual and auditory elements of streetscape of Korean citizen, and examined the interaction of these elements in different seasons. According to an environmental psychological approach called the caption evaluation method, 45 college students examined the streetscape of Namwon City in North Jeolla Province in different periods of the four seasons. There was interaction between the visual as well as auditory elements of streetscape and with seasons. In spring, summer and autumn, visual preference for natural elements was the highest while visual preference for artificial elements was the highest in winter. Analysis of the order of visual preference of elements found that respecting and enhancing natural/ecological environment and traditional/cultural streetscape of local community was important to improve the visual preference of streetscape. In spring, summer and autumn, auditory preference for natural sounds was the highest while auditory preference for social sounds was the highest in winter. This paper provides an insight for future determination, to decide what attention is required to improve visual preference of the urban elements; to ensure urban landscaping would provide a harmonious ecological environment that would respect culture, tradition and nature.

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Seasonal Preferences and Interactions of Visual/ Auditory Elements of Streetscape in Namwon City, Korea

Han

Joo

Kim

et al. 2011

Indoor and Built Environment

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“…Many Japanese scholars then began applying the CEM to evaluate various historical monuments, tourist attractions, and urban open spaces [12][13][14][15][16][17]. For instance, Naoi et al [18] applied the CEM to evaluate visitors who selected historical areas as tourism destinations.…”

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Visual Language Translation Analysis and Scenic Beauty Estimation of Mountain Stream Facilities

Peng

Huang

Chen

2022

Water

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The aesthetic design of mountain stream facilities has not received much attention in Taiwan. In recent years, in addition to safety concerns, the focus has increasingly been on landscape assessment or the sense of integration with the environment. This research is the first attempt to use visual language translation in qualitative research analysis for the landscape assessment of mountain stream facilities. This method is different from a traditional qualitative narrative analysis. It also addresses the shortcomings of previous quantitative analysis methods, in which the topic discussions are too limited. First, mountain stream engineering projects are selected as the research objects. This study uses questionnaire analysis and on-site surveys to summarize the elements, representations, and perceptions of the mountain stream facilities of the subjects concerned to examine their preferences for the visual system. Furthermore, we also employ the scenic beauty estimation (SBE) method for a comparison between the qualitative and quantitative analyses. This study proposes a new method using visual language translation and SBE that combines the features of qualitative research and quantitative analysis. However, the potential limitations include an inability to have a large sample number and the biases caused by the cultural, regional, or personal characteristics of the subjects.

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Towards the establishment of urban survey methods using image recognition

Inoue,

Shibato,

Kimura

et al. 2019

Reports of the City Planning Institute of Japan

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MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS ON VERBAL DATA OF "CAPTION EVALUATION METHOD" : Studies of the cognition and the evaluation of townscape Part 2

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Seasonal Preferences and Interactions of Visual/ Auditory Elements of Streetscape in Namwon City, Korea

Seasonal Preferences and Interactions of Visual/ Auditory Elements of Streetscape in Namwon City, Korea

Visual Language Translation Analysis and Scenic Beauty Estimation of Mountain Stream Facilities

Towards the establishment of urban survey methods using image recognition

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