I want to measure the ratio of open spaces such as parks and gardens to the number of children in a city.
There are quite a few parks in the city, and their width and fun park vehicles are also very few.
However, my understatement is not based on a scale. I want to compare it with other cities and reach a conclusion based on the number of children in the available park areas. I need sample research and scales on this subject. I would also like to benefit from studies evaluating the subject in terms of city planning approaches.
Thank you for all the help.
Abdurrahman
Hello ! I do not have the answer, but I know where you can look for it :P First of all, your proposal seems very original, it may give out an excellent publication (so, protect your idea !!). Secondly, the Project for Public Spaces works a lot on the park theme, don't hesitate to look / ask there. For instance: https://www.pps.org/article/thinking-beyond-the-parks-department-a-q-a-with-javier-otero-pena
Good luck!
Hi Abdurrahman! I don't have the answer but maybe this paper can help you somehow in your study: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0169204614000267
Good luck with your research!
Thank you very much, dear Espiñeira and Libardoni. I will consider your suggestions. As you said, although these are not exactly what I want, they will be useful to me in my research. Thank you for your answers.
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