spatiotemporal patterns of the use of urban green spaces and external factors contributing to their use in central beijing
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Abstract
Urban green spaces encourage outdoor activity and social communication that contribute to the health of local residents. Examining the relationship between the use of urban green spaces and factors influencing their utilization can provide essential references for green space site selection in urban planning. In contrast to previous studies that focused on internal factors, this study highlights the external factors (traffic convenience, population density and commercial facilities) contributing to the use of urban green spaces. We conducted a spatiotemporal analysis of the distribution of visitors in 208 selected green spaces in central Beijing. We examined the relationship between the spatial pattern of visitor distribution within urban green spaces and external factors, using the Gini coefficient, kernel density estimation, and geographical detectors. The results of the study were as follows. The spatial distribution of visitors within central Beijing’s green spaces was concentrated, forming different agglomerations. The three examined external factors are all associated with the use of green spaces. Among them, commercial facilities are the important external factor associated with the use of green spaces. For the selection of sites for urban green spaces, we recommend consideration of external factors in order to balance urban green space utilization.
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| Authors | ;Fangzheng Li;Fen Zhang;Xiong Li;Peng Wang;Junhui Liang;Yuting Mei;Wenwen Cheng;Yun Qian |
| Journal | archives of biochemistry and biophysics |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.3390/ijerph14030237
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