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Research Review of Rail Transit and Urban Space Integration Development

Shuxiang Wei, Dongzhu Chu

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As having the technical feature of rail transportation model, the urban rail transit is widely regarded as one of the effective ways to improve the current situation of urban public traffic and environmental problems. Especially at the background of adding the Megalopolis type in China, the construction of rail transit and urban space is facing increasing complex and intertwined problems, which relates to the engineering disciplines of traffic planning, traffic operation and management, urban planning and design, architecture and landscape design, as well as other disciplines of economy, anthropology, sociology and so on. So summarizing the Integrative development method of urban rail transit and urban space is of urgent significance. By concluding and reviewing the relating research and project, the research condense the trends of integration of urban rail transit and urban space, and furthermore the new key problems of Integrative development of urban rail transit and urban space.

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As having the technical feature of rail transportation model, the urban rail transit is widely regarded as one of the effective ways to improve the current situation of urban public traffic and environmental problems. Especially at the background of adding the Megalopolis type in China, the construction of rail transit and urban space is facing increasing complex and intertwined problems, which relates to the engineering disciplines of traffic planning, traffic operation and management, urban planning and design, architecture and landscape design, as well as other disciplines of economy, anthropology, sociology and so on. So summarizing the Integrative development method of urban rail transit and urban space is of urgent significance. By concluding and reviewing the relating research and project, the research condense the trends of integration of urban rail transit and urban space, and furthermore the new key problems of Integrative development of urban rail transit and urban space.

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As having the technical feature of rail transportation model, the urban rail transit is widely regarded as one of the effective ways to improve the current situation of urban public traffic and environmental problems. Especially at the background of adding the Megalopolis type in China, the construction of rail transit and urban space is facing increasing complex and intertwined problems, which relates to the engineering disciplines of traffic planning, traffic operation and management, urban planning and design, architecture and landscape design, as well as other disciplines of economy, anthropology, sociology and so on. So summarizing the Integrative development method of urban rail transit and urban space is of urgent significance. By concluding and reviewing the relating research and project, the research condense the trends of integration of urban rail transit and urban space, and furthermore the new key problems of Integrative development of urban rail transit and urban space.

Key concepts: Megalopolis, Transport engineering, Urban rail transit, Urban planning, Public transport, Space (punctuation), Urban design, China

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