IMPROVEMENT OF MONITORING METHOD FOR SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF VACANT HOUSES USING MUNICIPAL PUBLIC DATA

Yuki Akiyama · Akihiro Ueda · Kenta Ouchi · Natsuki Ito · Yoshiya Ono · Hideo Takaoka +1 more

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Monitoring of the spatial distribution of vacant houses across broad areas for vacant house measures by Japanese local governments requires substantial labor, time, and money because the main survey method is visual inspection via field surveys. Therefore, we developed the method for estimating the spatial distribution of them using various municipal public data and sample field surveys in the paper of part1. This paper aims to improve our previous method and increase the estimation accuracy. The target area was the whole area of Kagoshima city and Asakura city shown in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2.

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2018MONITORING OF SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF VACANT HOUSES USING MUNICIPAL PUBLIC DATA IN KAGOSHIMA CITY, KAGOSHIMA PREFECTURE 2010An Intention and Progress Measures on the Offer of Vacant House in Rural Area

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