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Characterizing Horizontal and Vertical Perspectives of Spatial Equity for Various Urban Green Spaces: A Case Study of Wuhan, China

机译:各种城市绿地空间股权的水平与垂直视角 - 以武汉,中国武汉为例

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Equity has been a major concern of urban green space provision. Whether the urban green spaces are equitably provided for socially disadvantaged groups is an important issue in the field of social and environmental justice. This topic is particularly significant in fast-growing Asian countries like China experiencing widening income disparity. This paper examines whether and to what extent the different green spaces (including public parks and urban vegetation) are equitable for all populations (referring to horizontal equity) and also for different social groups (referring to vertical equity) in this typical inland city—Wuhan, China. A novel indicator combining proximity and quality is presented to assess the supply of public parks. The Theil index provides a decomposable measure of overall equity across different regions and vulnerable groups. Both horizontal and vertical perspectives are compared to characterize the spatial equity of urban green spaces (including public parks and urban vegetation) across all population and across different social groups. The empirical analysis of the inland city showed that the overall supply of public parks is far more unequal than mixed or woody vegetation. The distribution of public parks is more inequitable in the outer area, whereas the distribution of mixed or woody vegetation is more inequitable in the inner area. Furthermore, the geographic detector analysis is employed to investigate the spatial relation between socioeconomic contexts and urban green spaces. The spatial heterogeneity of education and age groups is statistically significant for explaining the distribution of public parks. Meanwhile, population density clearly plays a role in the distribution of both public parks and urban vegetation. Per capita income can explain 26% of the distribution of public parks but is not significantly associated with mixed or woody vegetation. Finally, the vertical equity of urban green space is also examined in this paper that the vulnerable groups in the inner area, such as females, residents with low education, children, and the elder suffer from highly unequal accessibility to parks, whereas the vulnerable group in the outer area, such as the migrants gets unequal access to parks.
机译:股权一直是城市绿地规定的主要关注点。城市绿地是否适用于社会弱势群体,是社会和环境司法领域的一个重要问题。这一主题在快速增长的亚洲国家,如中国经历扩大收入差距。本文介绍了不同绿地(包括公共公园和城市植被)是否公平对所有人口(包括横向股权)以及在这个典型的内陆城市 - 武汉(参考横向股权)的公平, 中国。提出了一种结合邻近和质量的新颖指示器,以评估公共公园的供应。 Theil指数提供了不同地区和弱势群体的整体股权的可分解衡量标准。将水平和垂直观点进行了比较,以表征城市绿地(包括公共公园和城市植被)的空间股权,并跨越不同的社会群体。内陆城市的实证分析表明,公共公园的整体供应比混合或木质植被更不平等。公园的分布在外部区域更不公平,而混合或木质植被的分布在内部区域更不公平。此外,采用地理检测器分析来研究社会经济背景与城市绿地之间的空间关系。教育和年龄群体的空间异质性对于解释公共公园的分布是统计学意义的。同时,人口密度明显在公共公园和城市植被的分布中发挥着作用。人均收入可以解释公共公园的26%,但与混合或木质植被无关。最后,在本文中还研究了城市绿地的纵向股权,即内部区域的弱势群体,例如女性,具有低等教育,儿童和老年人的居民,遭受了对公园的高度不平等的可靠性,而弱势群体在外部区域,例如移民获得不平等的公园。

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