Analysis of trip generating developments by space syntax: a case study of Brasília, Brazil

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Autor(a) principal: Barros,Ana Paula Borba Gonçalves
Data de Publicação: 2014
Outros Autores: Kneib,Erika Cristine, Paiva,Mariana de, Tedesco,Giovanna Megumi Ishida
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Journal of Transport Literature
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Resumo: This article aims at analysing three Trip Generating Developments (TGDs), in different centralities of the Pilot Plan of Brasília, by using the Space Syntax Theory. It is our intention to study the location of these TGDs in terms of street hierarchy, potential for movement flow (syntactic indexes) and the traffic volume counts (Average Daily Traffic - ADT), taking into account the main roads that provide access to the TGDs. The choice of TGDs (Patio Brasil, Boulevard Shopping and Iguatemi) to be used in this analysis was based on the centralities found using the Delphi Method. It was verified that, according to Space Syntax, the TGDs occupy a rather strategic position within the whole system. This ratifies the importance of the use of this approach as a tool for urban planning, in order to complement other analytical strategies. Once the Space Syntax presents the movement potential in synchrony with the real flow in certain areas of a city, it is extremely relevant in helping choose the locations for implementing TGDs, be it in order to take advantage of existing centralities or to foster the development of zones there are not yet consolidated.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Analysis of trip generating developments by space syntax: a case study of Brasília, Brazil
title Analysis of trip generating developments by space syntax: a case study of Brasília, Brazil
spellingShingle Analysis of trip generating developments by space syntax: a case study of Brasília, Brazil
Barros,Ana Paula Borba Gonçalves
trip generating developments
space syntax
centrality
vehicular flows
Brasília
title_short Analysis of trip generating developments by space syntax: a case study of Brasília, Brazil
title_full Analysis of trip generating developments by space syntax: a case study of Brasília, Brazil
title_fullStr Analysis of trip generating developments by space syntax: a case study of Brasília, Brazil
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of trip generating developments by space syntax: a case study of Brasília, Brazil
title_sort Analysis of trip generating developments by space syntax: a case study of Brasília, Brazil
author Barros,Ana Paula Borba Gonçalves
author_facet Barros,Ana Paula Borba Gonçalves
Kneib,Erika Cristine
Paiva,Mariana de
Tedesco,Giovanna Megumi Ishida
author_role author
author2 Kneib,Erika Cristine
Paiva,Mariana de
Tedesco,Giovanna Megumi Ishida
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Barros,Ana Paula Borba Gonçalves
Kneib,Erika Cristine
Paiva,Mariana de
Tedesco,Giovanna Megumi Ishida
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv trip generating developments
space syntax
centrality
vehicular flows
Brasília
topic trip generating developments
space syntax
centrality
vehicular flows
Brasília
description This article aims at analysing three Trip Generating Developments (TGDs), in different centralities of the Pilot Plan of Brasília, by using the Space Syntax Theory. It is our intention to study the location of these TGDs in terms of street hierarchy, potential for movement flow (syntactic indexes) and the traffic volume counts (Average Daily Traffic - ADT), taking into account the main roads that provide access to the TGDs. The choice of TGDs (Patio Brasil, Boulevard Shopping and Iguatemi) to be used in this analysis was based on the centralities found using the Delphi Method. It was verified that, according to Space Syntax, the TGDs occupy a rather strategic position within the whole system. This ratifies the importance of the use of this approach as a tool for urban planning, in order to complement other analytical strategies. Once the Space Syntax presents the movement potential in synchrony with the real flow in certain areas of a city, it is extremely relevant in helping choose the locations for implementing TGDs, be it in order to take advantage of existing centralities or to foster the development of zones there are not yet consolidated.
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