| Title |
Analysis on Accessibility of Tourist City Museums Based on According to Through Angle and Limit Distance |
| Authors |
조효룡(Zhao, Xiao-Long) ; 홍관선(Hong, Kwan-Seon) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2022.38.8.169 |
| Keywords |
Museum; Accessibility; Tourist city; Space Syntax; Through Angle; Limit Distance |
| Abstract |
This study interprets a museum’s changes in accessibility in tourist cities through angle and limit distance range based on urban hierarchy.
The space around museums in Busan city was quantified using a space syntax to understand such changes. The through angle of t1024 and
limit distance range was expanded from 250m up to 2,000m, along with the changes to global integration and local integration of the axial
map corresponding to these museums; the integration indices of the segment map according to the through angle and limit distance were
identified using the multinomial curve fitting regression analysis. The results showed that the global integration of museum forms a more
apparent correlation with the resulting values of the distance weight, and the coefficients of determination with high explanation power were
seen in the radii from 1,000m up to 2,000m. This leads to the understanding that when the location of a museum in a tourist city is
considered, it is plausible to consider the range of 1,000m to 2,000m based on the accessibility of the entire city. In addition, the inflection
point occurs due to the characteristics of the regression equation; therefore, it was decided that the downward trend before the inflection
point needs to be dismissed. The museums corresponding to the lowest portion of the urban hierarchy revealed inverse reactions when the
limit distance range was considered. It was estimated that there would be disadvantages to the accessibility of the location of such museums. |