From service capacity to spatial equity: Accurately and comprehensively evaluating urban park green space distribution under multi-trips mode.

ABSTRACT: The health of city inhabitants is considerably impacted by the urban park green spaces (UPGS). Existing studies lack an assessment of the UPGS equity from different perspectives and are limited to poor accuracy. This study reviews the definition and determination methods of UPGS, as well as UPGS accessibility and spatial equity related studies. Then, a spatial equity evaluation system is established from the dimensions of equity in providing UPGS services and equity in supply and demand matching. This study extrapolates from micro to macro analysis using network big data and census data to pinpoint the population down to the building level in the main urban area of Fuzhou City, China. The network analysis method, improved Gaussian floating catchment area method, Gini coefficient, and Loren

SUBMITTER: Zhou Y 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10810483 | biostudies-literature | 2024

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature