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GIS and Evidence-Based Policy Making - Chapter 9

Chính phủ cam kết thúc đẩy mô hình bền vững hơn phát triển, bằng cách: . Các concentratingmost Trong thời hạn phát triển nhà khu vực đô thị; . làm việc sử dụng hiệu quả hơn đất của Tối đa hóa việc tái sử dụng trước đây phát triển đất và việc chuyển đổi và tái sử dụng của các tòa nhà hiện tại; | 9 Residential Property Utilization Monitoring the Government Intensification Agenda Peter Bibby CONTENTS 9.1 Introduction.177 9.1.1 Policy Evidence and GIS.178 9.2 Patterns of New Construction Accommodating Housebuilding within Urban Areas.181 9.3 Accommodating Housebuilding Urban Areas and Beyond.185 9.4 Using Grids to Characterize Dispersal of Housebuilding.191 9.5 Using Grids to Explore Structural Effects and Market Relations.194 9.6 Within the Urban Areas Intensification of Units of Occupation 1998 Reconstructing a Grid Using PAF.214 9.7 Within the Urban Areas Intensification of Utilization of Existing Property. 217 9.8 Constructing a Fine-Grained Settlement Geography to Identify Development Contexts.220 9.9 Conclusions.229 9.9.1 Development Patterns and Policy Objectives.230 9.9.2 Methods and Representations.230 9.9.3 Relation between Policy Evidence and GIS.233 References . 235 9.1 Introduction The Government is committed to promoting more sustainable patterns of development by concentrating most additional housing development within urban areas making more efficient use of land by maximising the reuse of previously developed land and the conversion and reuse of existing buildings 2007 by Taylor Francis Group LLC. assessing the capacity of urban areas to accommodate more housing adopting a sequential approach to the allocation of land for housing development managing the release of housing land and reviewing existing allocations of housing land in plans and planning permissions when they come up for renewal. Department of Environment Transport and the Regions DeTR 2000c para 21 It seems peculiar to her suddenly that they should be living in this space a hundred years ago it would have been a garment factory where immigrants from eastern Europe stitched fabric into human shapes and practised getting their tongues around the muted diphthongs of English. This is what Lily loves about London that every building street common and square has had different uses that