BACKGROUND Urban development projects can be costly and have health impacts. An evidence-based approach to urban planning is therefore essential. However, the evidence for physical and non-physical health benefits of urban green space is unclear. METHODS A literature search of academic and grey literature was conducted for studies and reviews of the health effects of green space. Articles fou...

Improving the Accessibility of Urban Green Space (UGS) is an integral part city planning system. People with better access to green space enjoy a wide range health benefits. Therefore, it crucial element be taken care and nourished in land use framework. Mysore City one planned large cities India. The had population about 0.9 million 2011 estimated cross mark by 2021. There growing consciousnes...

As our world becomes increasingly urbanized, smart cities are leading the way in using technology to create more efficient, connected, and sustainable environments. However, amidst all talk of connectivity smartness, it’s crucial not lose sight one most basic human needs: access nature cities. This research describes a novel open-source framework for investigating availability accessibility gre...

During times of stress and social pressure, urban green space provides social, cultural, economic resources that help individuals communities cope. Green accessibility is, therefore, an important indicator related to people’s health welfare. However, is not even throughout areas, with some areas better served than others. patterning a major environmental justice challenge. This research uses GI...

Relevant demographic and environmental conditions need to be understood before tailoring policies to improve mental health. Using community health survey data from 25 communities in Seoul, 2013, cross-sectional associations between mental health and community level environments were assessed. Mental health outcomes (self-rated stress levels (SRS) and depressive symptoms (DS)) were analyzed. Com...