Environmental Science
8 years ago

Traffic patterns shape urban structure in Fukuoka City, Japan.

SECOND ASIA PACIFIC CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION ON TRANSPORTATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT 11-13 APRIL 2000 BEIJING, P.R.CHINA
STUDY ON URBAN SPATIAL STRUCTURE BASED ON THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LAND USE AND TRAFFIC DEMAND
Lee Tai-Hyun, Takeshi Chishaki, Yoshitaka Jajita, In-Sik Hwang

Paper Summary

The study looked at how traffic demand and land use affect urban spatial structure in Fukuoka City, Japan. By analyzing the relationship between traffic demand and land use in different areas, researchers found patterns that help understand how land use impacts traffic flow. This information can be used to discuss and plan urban spatial structure more effectively.

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