Study on a Walking Experiment in an Urban Park (Part 1): Relationship Between Walking Speed and Spatial Characteristics

Hasebe, Miho; Xu, Hua; Kobayashi, Miki; Nishide, Kazuhiko

doi:10.3130/aija.87.1677

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DOI: 10.3130/aija.87.1677

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Study on a Walking Experiment in an Urban Park (Part 1): Relationship Between Walking Speed and Spatial Characteristics

Miho Hasebe

Hua Xu

Miki Kobayashi

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Study on a Walking Experiment in an Urban Park (Part 2): Characteristics of Pedestrian Path Choice

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KOBAYASHI

2023

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In this study, a walking experiment was conducted in an urban park to analyze route selection.The "spatial structure type" tended to walk around the outer perimeter first, and then walk around the inner perimeter or to a place they had no experience.The "linear type" plans to walk along the main street first, and then to take a narrower path.The "surface, three-dimensional, point type" tends to use what they see in front of them as the reason for choosing a route, and is not likely to continuously plan their route choice.

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Study on a Walking Experiment in an Urban Park (Part 2): Characteristics of Pedestrian Path Choice

HASEBE,

XU,

KOBAYASHI

2023

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Study on a Walking Experiment in an Urban Park (Part 1): Relationship Between Walking Speed and Spatial Characteristics

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