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2021 Asia Seminar in Regional Science (ASRS)

Sin-En LIn, Tzu-Han Wei,

Yi-Kai Hsieh and Chia-Nung Li

Chinese Culture University

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Content title

01 Introduction

02 Literature Reviews

03 Research Design

04 Case study

05 Discussion

06 Conclusion and Discussion

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01 Introduction

Resources: WHO Website and Department of Statistics, Ministry the Interior, ROC

The Life Expectancy in 2020 in Taiwan

The Global Life Expectancy in 2019

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14.14%

15%

20%

39%

The estimation proportion of population over 65 year-old by National Development Council, ROC

2014

2018

2025

2060

Friendly

Supportive

Respective

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Social Distance

Change the crowded lifestyle.

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Plan Melbourne 2017-2050

・By establishing Polycentric “Micro Cities”.

・Create a city of 20-minute neighborhoods.

・Living locally.

・Giving people the ability to meet most of their daily needs within 20-minute return walk from home, with access to safe cycling and local transport potion.

Sources: Victorian State Gov. Website

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COVID-19 is exposure the unfair situation at society aspect, include traveling. Higher-income people are usually living in the city that comfortably to walk on and lots of communications can be use, low-income people neither.

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1. Walkability:

4 Indicators of Urban Walkability:

The convenience of walking within short distances for daily activities.

2. Pedestrian Safety:

The physical protection of pedestrians from collisions with motor vehicles.

3. Walking Comfort:

Where the street is shaped as some kind of outdoor living room rather than a wide-open space.

4. Pedestrian interest:

The friendliness and uniqueness of the building facade along the sidewalk.

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For a project to move forward, the following are required

  1. A Necessary Cost

(2) A detailed topographic map

(3) The neighborhoods surrounding the area

(4) A walking path map

(5) The buildings surrounding the area and their use.

Sources: Patxi J. Lamíquiza,2015

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Ministry of Transportation and Communications, R.O.C

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02 Literature Reviews

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The Mobility Trend Data Of The first half of 2020

The Mobility Trend Data Of The second half of 2020

The Mobility Trend Data Of The first half of 2021

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Physiological aspects

Psychological aspects

Social aspects

Four Indicators of aging:

1. Weakened Fertility

2. Lighter hair Color

3. Reduced Physiological Function

4. May appear chronic diseases

Mental dementia,

negativity,

insecurity,

inferiority complex,

forgetfulness,

reduced cognitive judgment

Retired,

to be grandparents, lost both parents, became the oldest generation in the family

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1. Outdoors spaces and buildings

2. Transportation

3. Housing

4. Social Participation

Global Age-Friendly Cities: A Guide

Sources: FangYuLin,2014

5. Respect and social inclusion

6. Civic participation and employment

7. Communication and information

8. Community support and health services

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Source: Justin Cheng

Public Transportation In Taiwan

DOT

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5D

Transportation Oriented Development (TOD)

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03 Research Design

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SPACE SYNTAX

Sources: Hillier, B. 1996; YiKaiXie, 2019

  1. Relative Depth

(2) Path Selection

<Space Type>

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(3)

QUANTIFICATION METHOD

Figure: The basis way to quantify spatial structures by using Space Syntax

Sources: Hillier, B. 1996; YiKaiXie, 2019

SPACE SYNTAX

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Sources: Hillier, B. 1996; YiKaiXie, 2019

SPACE SYNTAX

(4) Measurement variables

Connectivity

Control Value

Depth

Mean Depth

Global Integration

Local Integration

1

2

3

4

5

6

Connectivity

Control Value

Depth

Mean Depth

Global Integration

Local Integration

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04 Case study

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Sources: Yueh-Lun Tsai, Archdaily

Daan Forest Park

Since 1994

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Yellow for Residential Area

Red for Residential Area

Lavender for Agency

Green for Vert Space

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Radius 800 meters study area

Spatial transition axis

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Topographies

· 232 Analysis Units

Area

Analysis Unit

Minimum

Maximum

Average

Da-an Park Station

Connectivity

232

1

35

5

Control Value

232

0.0812

10.7198

1.9914

Mean Dept

232

2.2511

6.1472

3.7894

Local Integration

232

0.2190

6.4167

2.7995

Da-an Park Statistical table of space measurement results

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Results of the convenience value (R*3) of the cycling route area at Da-an Forest Park Station

Spatial Integration value

The study further imported the current conditions of the pedestrian network environment into the Space Syntax analysis software Axwoman 6.2 by means of join data

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05 Discussion

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Unit 1

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Unit 92

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06 Conclusion and Suggestion

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Less Connection

Shattered Network

To implement the location- based integration in elderly-friendly city.

Integration

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01

LAND USE

TRANSPORTATION

PUBLIC FACILITIES

MATURE AREAS

SPECIFIC PURPOSE DISTRICT

&

02

Shaping the local characteristics

The path to the public MRT

PROVIDE THE PUBLIC WITH MORE DIVERSE AND SMOOTH ROUTES.

&

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03

serious imbalance between the ratio of vehicular roads and sidewalks, especially the use of scooters and parking demand seriously compress the walkable space.

04

The TOD urban environment planning should pay more attention to the elderly and other friendly sidewalk space, in order to shape the TOD area sidewalk convenience and low depth value of the type.

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