SUPPORTING METHOD OF COMPACT CITY PLANNING IN LOCAL METROPOLITAN AREAS ACROSS PREFECTURAL BORDERS
Yukino YOSHIDA, Shinji IKARUGA, Takeshi Kobayashi, Rei SHIRAISHI
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Yukino YOSHIDA, Shinji IKARUGA, Takeshi Kobayashi, Rei SHIRAISHI
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This study examines and visualizes a future urban structure of local metropolitan areas which extend over prefectural borders as in the case of Sinjiko-nakaumi metropolitan areas located across Tottori prefecture and Shimane prefecture. First, we constructed an expert system based on prefectural and city administrative plans in the metropolitan urban area, showing a compact city model (Scenario1). Second, we develop the compact city model to reflect potential development that takes into account agricultural land conversions (Scenario 2). Finally, we analyze gaps between the two results to identify inadequacies in existing compact city construction plans.
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This study examines and visualizes a future urban structure of local metropolitan areas which extend over prefectural borders as in the case of Sinjiko-nakaumi metropolitan areas located across Tottori prefecture and Shimane prefecture. First, we constructed an expert system based on prefectural and city administrative plans in the metropolitan urban area, showing a compact city model (Scenario1). Second, we develop the compact city model to reflect potential development that takes into account agricultural land conversions (Scenario 2). Finally, we analyze gaps between the two results to identify inadequacies in existing compact city construction plans.
Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Compact city, Geography, Regional science, Environmental planning, Business, Transport engineering, Urban planning