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Research on the effect of improving the sidewalk environment by tree planting zones
A survey of the physical and psychological sound reduction effects before and after the installation of tree-planting zones along the main road, and the effects of tree-planting zones on citizens' lives. (issued in March 1988, B5 version 148 pages)
Last updated on January 30, 2020.
- Hashigaki (PDF: 125KB)
- Table of Contents (PDF: 190KB)
- Impact of tree-planting zone installation on the awareness and behavior of residents and pedestrians
- Overview of the survey (PDF: 2,683KB)
- Awareness survey for residents around the greening business road (PDF: 2,825KB)
- Interview survey on greening business roads and surrounding pedestrians (PDF: 2,774KB)
- Greening business behavior observation survey of pedestrian around road (PDF: 581KB)
- Summary / Reference (PDF: 351KB)
- Documents (Survey Form) (PDF: 668KB)
- Reduced noise of road traffic noise by installing tree-planting zones
- Summary (PDF: 151KB)
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