... 2012 7 physical activity 187 0.02 2010 8 environmental justice 181 0.11 2015 9 built environment 176 0.15 2013 10 urban green spaces 144 0.04 2004 11 urban parks 136 0.16 2013 12 remote sensing 131 0.75 2011 13 urban heat island 128 0.44 2014 14 air...

... of satisfaction by motor-vehicle ownership on the impact of built environment factors in Indian cities . Journal of Transport Geography 58 : 40 – 51 , 10.1016/jtrangeo.2016.11.008 . Ritchie A (2009) Sustainable urban design concept: introduction . In Sustainable Urban Design: An Environmental...

... increased by an average of 20.68% after the landscaping design planning, indicating that GIS parameter technology, hydrological analysis, and vegetation design contribute to the improvement of garden environment and optimisation of environmental quality. To validate whether the landscaping optimisation...

...: All rights reserved 2023 environment impact land surveying Land is vital for human production and life (Kumar et al., 2021). Land use refers to the activities of human beings to obtain products on the land to achieve some purposes according to the characteristics of the land...

... pathogens, mechanical damage and environmental stresses such as deficiency of water (Ferrante et al., 2009 ; Trivellini et al., 2016), especially in a growing season. Therefore, humans are likely to consider that yellow foliage is a symptom of the harsh environment for human survival...

... relationship for urban heat island studies . Remote Sensing of Environment   89 (4): 467 – 483 , 10.1016/j.rse.2003.11.005 . Wong   E (2005) Green Roofs and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Heat Island Reduction Initiative . United States Environmental Protection Agency , Washington...

.... Variety: Many qualitatively very different processes and patterns of environmental variables occur and appear in the environment constantly or intermittently. Variability: The normal environmental state fluctuates in random ways, and the fluctuations may occasionally take the environment far from...

... that alternative 6 has a negative impact on the surrounding protected natural environment, this alternative cannot be permitted due to environmental legislation. Since this remained an unsolved knowledge gap or epistemic uncertainty, no risks were taken and alternative 6 was eliminated. The argumentation...

... and environment in their deep interrelation in a salutogenic and population health perspective (for salutogenesis, see Antonovsky, 1996 ; for population health, see Kindig and Stoddart, 2003). In turn, the EIA will improve its sustainability by including social issues, instead of only environmental ones...

..., which has a particular identity according to local circumstances. Therefore, if settlements formed are naturally linked to the environment, they serve as a basis for understanding and explaining the environmental character (Smith, 2013). The term ‘place’ in Arabic means becoming a location...

... (1977) The measurement of observer agreement for categorical data . Biometrics   33 (1): 159 – 174 . Laumann   K , Garling   T and Stormark   KM (2001) Rating scale measures of restorative components of environments . Journal of Environmental Psychology   21 (1): 31 – 44...

...Md Mustafizur Rahman, MSc; Md Mizanur Rahman, PhD; Ms Momotaz, MSc Urban green spaces are the indispensable component in city landscaping for realising a healthy living environment (HLE). The environmental quality was assessed in the Dhaka City Corporation (DCC) area, Bangladesh, by means...

... ideas of how to live, work and inhabit urban environments. Civil engineers will need to understand the future aspirations and desires of urbanites, while challenging unrealistic expectations that undermine the viability of new engineering initiatives. This paper showcases a decision theatre research...

... to widespread demolition. Well-conceived renovation or remodelling can make the old housing blocks modern and comfortable, and also help to achieve visual variety that is sorely lacking. buildings, structures & design demolition environment 30 06 2017 21 03 2018 ICE Publishing...

... the potential of built environment education (BEE) for children. BEE is an interdisciplinary field, incorporating architecture, urban planning and design, arts, environmental education, educational studies and pedagogy. BEE utilises the built environment (BE) – settlements, buildings and landmarks...

...) Attachment and identity as related to a place and its perceived climate . Journal of Environmental Psychology   25 (2): 207 – 218 . Kyle   GT , Graefe   A and Manning   R (2005) Testing the dimensionality of place attachment in recreational settings .  Environment and Behaviour...

... many models for environmental education exist, built environment education holds promise as an integrative context for participatory learning in the city. 11 04 2017 29 05 2017 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2017 education & training environment town & city...

... and their aspirations. The outputs of a research project at Newcastle University show how young people readily comprehend their local environments and how they nurture strong visions for the future of these places. The paper suggests that despite this wealth of place knowledge among young people and their capacity...

... of the place. The place provides a supportive physical environment which creates systematic actions and situations day after day. As a result, this experience becomes a part of human identity (Seamon, 2008). Meanwhile, this interaction is considered as an ecological factor that shapes the environment and gives...

...’ (CC, 2011 : p. 26). This way of constructing nature and environment as having recreational and city branding values for the sake of economic growth reflects strongly the idea that ‘environmental sustainability is a means to growth’. A review of the plans finds that at the national and metropolitan...