Restoration of an inner-city stream and its impact on air temperature and humidity based on long-term monitoring data

Kim, Kyu Rang; Kwon, Tae Heon; Kim, Yeon-Hee; Koo, Hae-Jung; Choi, Byoung-Cheol; Choi, Chee-Young

doi:10.1007/s00376-009-0283-x

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“…The development of public spaces leads to an increase in the number of their users and profitability due to their increasing architectural-spatial appeal. For example, when public spaces in Seoul (South Korea) were modernised, land prices went up by 30-50% in the reconstructed areas and the flow of visitors has increased so that it makes a daily profit of 1.9 million dollars for the city [22].…”

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The Multi-Criteria Planning Model of Urban Spatial Development With Regard for the Interests of Stakeholders

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Abstract. The present study is aimed at supporting the concept and making the model of urban spatial development as a complex architectural town-building and socio-economic system, as well as developing tools for reaching agreed multi-criteria planning decisions in the interests of stakeholders. The study examines basic theories (such as pattern language and central places) and conceptual approaches to the formation of urban spaces of trade, recreational, healthcare, image, entertainment, environmental, and sports character. It reveals the possibility and substantiates the necessity of employing expert methods and methods of project management for analysing, generalising, and modelling of urban civic space planning. In addition, there search substantiates conceptual principles, sets out general requirements, and highlights the main tasks of decision-making planning. Furthermore, a multi-criteria optimization model has been built to plan urban spaces in conditions of contradictory interests of stakeholders, under limited resources and in complete in formation. The implementation of the model is to increase the validity of planning decisions and, as a result, lead to higher standards of living due to expansion of existing and diversification of potential functions of urban public spaces. For the evaluation of architectural urban building, economic, social, cultural-monumental, and ecological results, the study lays down criteria depending on the extent the plan of urban public space development is put into action.The method of successive concessions has been shown as an efficient tool for reaching agreed co-created planning decisions by stakeholders. The provided basic model of reaching optimum planning decisions satisfying certain criteria contains restrictions on potential urban spatial development, as well as on the sequence in which interconnected development projects are carried out, and on the balance between supply and demand for services (functions) of urban public spaces. The model, which has been modified by the method of successive concessions for achieving agreed planning decisions in the interests of stakeholders, is based on establishing a dominant optimization criterion, on expert justifying of allowable optimality losses against initial planning decisions per criterion at each stage of subsequent calculations, and on reaching a consensuson a final decision. Keywords: public space, a planning decision, spatial development, evaluation criteria, development potential, a model, interests of stakeholders, a co-creation method. JEL Classification I00, L51, L83, Z10 Formulas: 16; fig.: 2; tabl.: 2; bibl.: 23.

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“…Humidity impact is dominant over a 100 m distance from a river or stream. Other urban areas have a lower relative humidity [23].…”

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Spatio-Temporal Extension and Spatial Analyses of Dengue from Rawalpindi, Islamabad and Swat during 2010–2014

Fareed

Ghaffar

Malik

2016

Climate

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Climate change and Land-Use Land-Cover change (LULC) has significantly displaced the local rainfall patterns and weather conditions in Pakistan. This has resulted in a different climate-related problem, particularly vector borne diseases. Dengue transmission has emerged as one of the most devastating and life threatening disease in Pakistan, causing hundreds of deaths since its first outbreak. This study is designed to understand and analyze the disease patterns across two distinct study regions, using Geographic Information System (GIS), Satellite Remote Sensing (RS) along with climate and socio-economic and demographics datasets. The datasets have been analyzed by using GIS statistical analysis techniques. As a result, maps, tables and graphs have been plotted to estimate the most significant parameters. These parameters have been assigned a contribution weight value to prepare a model and Threat Index Map (TIM) for the study areas. Finally, the model has been tested and verified against existing datasets for both study areas. This model can be used as a disease Early Warning System (EWS).

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Ecological Engineering and Green Infrastructure in Mitigating Emerging Urban Environmental Threats

Mihai

Schneider

Eva

2021

Handbook of Ecological and Ecosystem Engineering

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Restoration of an inner-city stream and its impact on air temperature and humidity based on long-term monitoring data

Cited by 7 publications

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The Multi-Criteria Planning Model of Urban Spatial Development With Regard for the Interests of Stakeholders

The Multi-Criteria Planning Model of Urban Spatial Development With Regard for the Interests of Stakeholders

Spatio-Temporal Extension and Spatial Analyses of Dengue from Rawalpindi, Islamabad and Swat during 2010–2014

Ecological Engineering and Green Infrastructure in Mitigating Emerging Urban Environmental Threats

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