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Mapping the Experience of Home: Using Geospatial Perception Mapping to Understand Neighborhood Sense of Place in the Wells Avenue Neighborhood Conservation District, Reno, Nevada.

机译：映射家庭体验：使用地理空间感知映射来了解内华达州里诺的Wells Avenue社区保护区的邻里感。

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Home...that space so personal, so distinct, so intrinsic to the human/place relationship that "lies right at the heart of human geography" (Cresswell, 2004, p. 93). Studying the connection people feel toward certain places through concepts of emotion, experience, and attachment to meaning stems outward from the phenomenological and humanist branches of geography (Holt-Jensen, 2009). With every person's version of home a space unto itself, is it possible for a place so intimate to be studied and defined? My answer is yes. This phenomenological case study investigates the perceptions and emotions of a newly designated conservation neighborhood, the second of its kind in Reno, Nevada. In an area usually looked at as a site for economic development and perhaps initiatives in historic preservation, there is little research undertaken through a cultural geographic lens aiming to understand how different communities in the area view their own home ground in transition and the implications of place creation. This project navigates the allegory of home through the voices and drawn maps of the Wells Avenue Neighborhood Conservation District (WANCD) and is approached through the impressions and attitudes of community groups, merchants, and a patchwork of residents diverse in both their backgrounds and their stories about the place they live. Through the construction of sense of place inside and around the WANCD and with the usage of Geographic Information Systems as a tool for qualitative data collection and comunication, this study investigates how personal experiences and perceptions, community connections and common goals, and specifically-identified areas of personal meaning play into the way in which these different stakeholders experience, participate in, and envision their neighborhood.
机译：家庭……空间如此人性化，如此独特，如此内在，是“处在人类地理学的核心”的人与地关系的本质（Cresswell，2004年，第93页）。通过情感，经验和对意义的依恋的概念研究人们对某些地方的联系，这源于地理学的现象学和人文主义分支（Holt-Jensen，2009）。在每个人的房屋版本中都有一个空间，是否有可能研究和定义如此私密的地方？我的回答是。这个现象学案例研究调查了一个新指定的保护区的感知和情感，这是内华达州里诺市的第二个保护区。在通常被视为经济发展或历史保护举措的地区，很少有文化地理学的研究旨在了解该地区不同社区如何看待自己在转型中的家园以及地方的含义。创建。该项目通过韦尔斯大街邻里保护区（WANCD）的声音和绘制的地图导航家庭的寓言，并通过社区团体，商人以及背景和故事各不相同的居民的印象和态度来实现关于他们居住的地方。通过构建WANCD内部和周围的位置感，并利用地理信息系统作为定性数据收集和交流的工具，本研究调查了个人经验和看法，社区联系和共同目标以及特定领域的方式具有个人意义的角色扮演了这些不同的利益相关者体验，参与并设想其邻居的方式。

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    Majewski, Natasha K.;

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    University of Nevada, Reno.;

  • 授予单位 University of Nevada, Reno.;
  • 学科 Geography.;Social structure.;Urban planning.;Geographic information science and geodesy.
  • 学位 M.S.
  • 年度 2015
  • 页码 136 p.
  • 总页数 136
  • 原文格式 PDF
  • 正文语种 eng
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