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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Urban Land use Planning"”.

  1. A Quantitative Analysis of the Economic Incentives of sub-Saharan Africa Urban Land Use Planning Systems: Case Study of Accra, Ghana.

    The deficiency of sub-Saharan Africa urban land use planning regimes has received extensive discussion in the literature. As yet, little is known of the extent and magnitude of the economic impact of these planning regimes on the economic wellbeing of individuals and the society. This situation is …

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  2. The Value of Inclusion of the Peri-Urban Interface on Quality of Life for the Urban Population

    This paper examines peri-urban space existing separate from the urban fabric and often in between urban and rural landscapes. This is a largely neglected area and often considered by each side as belonging to the other. Contemporary studies identify two sides associated with the rural-urban fringe: …

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  3. Mat á gæðum aðalskipulagsáætlana. Notagildi gátlista við aðalskipulagsgerð

    … var notkun gátlista við gerð aðalskipulags á Íslandi. Gátlistinn sem varð fyrir valinu var fenginn úr bókinni Urban Land Use Planning en höfundar hennar eru Berke, P., Godschalk, D., Kaiser, E. & Rodriguez, D., og er hún frá árinu 2006. Gátlistinn gengur út á það að meta gæði skipulagsáætlana …

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  4. A New Travel Demand Model for Outdoor Recreation Trips

    … etc. Surprisingly, DCMs have rarely been used to understand and model travel to outdoor recreational spaces. In the current literature for modelling travel to outdoor recreational spaces, the established models are Negative Binomial Regression (NBR) models, such as what was used in the UK …

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