A study on the use of urban parks using location-based big data under the Coronavirus crisis

Sachio WAKAI · Satoshi Yamamoto · Tsuneharu Yakushiji · Isao NAKASE

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Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis Urban Green Space and Health COVID-19 Digital Contact Tracing

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With the outbreak of infectious disease (COVID-19), it showed that Japanese lifestyle has changed as to refrain from unnecessary outings and to stay within the prefecture. Under such circumstances, Hyogo Prefecture had been worked on use restrictions in city parks to prevent the infection from spreading. The purpose of this study is to verify the effect of use restriction programs (keeping the social distance, event cancellation, closing the parking lots, restriction on use of play equipment) using Location-based Big Data. As a result, High-density use could be avoided by gradual regulation and loosening a regulation according to social conditions such as the issuance and canceling of a Declaration of Emergency Situation. In particular, the closure of the parking lot was effective in curbing visitors during the Golden Week holidays.

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