EXAMINATION OF CONTINUITY OF LOCAL LIVING BASED ON THE CONVERTED WALKING DISTANCE

Eiji Satoh · Tohru Yoshikawa · Asuka YAMADA

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The purpose of this study is to develop a method for location planning of regional facilities considering topographical condition and aging society. To this end, this article aims to express the regional reconstruction method by using converted distance, which we developed by considering resistance of topographical features and changes in physical strength by age in the previous study. As a result, the study shows the regional reconstruction method that is utilizing the neighborhood centers which exists in an old-new town and is considering the daily life of senior citizens.

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2006INVESTIGATION OF CONVERTED WALKING DISTANCE CONSIDERING RESISTANCE OF TOPOGRAPHICAL FEATURES AND CHANGES IN PHYSICAL STRENGTH BY AGE : Model for location planning of regional facilities considering topographical condition and aging society Part 1

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