Previous studies have found that both (a) the characteristics (e.g., quality and accessibility) (e.g., Fidel & Green, 2004) and (b) the types of sources (e.g., relational and nonrelational sources) (e.g., Zimmer, Henry, & Butler, 2007) influence information source selection. Different from earlier studies that have prioritized one source attribute over the other, this research uses information ...

India’s urban population increase is creating pressure on the green open spaces. The overall city-level per capita space considered as a benchmark of space. Patna 2.43 sq m capita, but at community level or ward level, there lacuna. So, significant gap in distribution city and micro that is, block level. An assessment was carried out three parameters, i.e., quantity, accessibility, quality. Ope...

Objective: In this study, the numerical values that will guide planner and manager depending on accessibility, adequacy effective service areas of Niğde urban green (GA) have been obtained. 
 Material Methods: The usage GA City is examined as children's playground, park sports areas. data was obtained from ASTER, Landsat 7-ETM SPOT satellite images, Development Plan (2017) with a scale 1/1...

in the contemporary era, subway terminals are known as examples of dynamic public spaces in today’s urban context, in all over the world. therefore, these constructions, that are recognized as above ground appearance of subway networks in different parts of inner and sometimes outer city areas, are the places of social encounters, predicted and unexpected happenings and various behavioral patte...

This paper provides the first systematic analysis of the choice by organizations to occupy green office space. We develop a framework of ecological responsiveness, and we formulate five propositions to explain why specific firms and industries may be more likely to lease green space. We test these propositions by analyzing the decisions of more than 11,000 tenants to choose office space in gree...

Abstract: Research in examining the equity of service accessibility has emerged as economic and social equity advocates recognized that where people live influences their opportunities for economic development, access to quality healthcare, and political participation. In this research paper, service accessibility equity is concerned with where and when services have been and are accessed by di...

Accessibility is traditionally considered to be a property of a point or region in space, and to be invariant over time (or at least over some computationally convenient time interval). However, a location’s accessibility can vary over time on a wide range of scales. This temporal variation is especially significant for schedule-based transportation systems. Current integral measures of accessi...

The increase and preservation of the socio-environmental functions urban green spaces (UGS) through suitable management is part actions United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. UGS offer benefits to population in function their quantity, availability accessibility. Therefore, we developed a methodology measure classify within center Queretaro Metropolitan Area central Mexico. We establish...

Urban parks beautify the environment and promote urban public health, their spatial allocation is significant in maintaining environmental justice. However, current of focuses on quantity fairness pays insufficient attention to accessibility quality fairness. This study investigated core area Beijing analyzed park based accessibility, area, quality. We used big data crawling, two-step floating ...

Assessment Of Aesthetic Quality Of Urban Green Space From The User’s Perspective In Sustainable Urban Regeneration Approach Of Historic Core Of Tehran: (The Case Of Compare Between Bab Homayon Street And Imam Khomeini Street)