Classifying Multigenerational Town Tours and?Strolls for?a?Hyperdiverse Society: Case Studies in?an?Urban Educational District
Classifying Multigenerational Town Tours and?Strolls for?a?Hyperdiverse Society: Case Studies in?an?Urban Educational District
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对多代城镇旅游和超多元化社会漫步进行分类：城市教育区的案例研究
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10.1007/978-3-031-17902-0_43
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2022
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Nakahashi Tetsuya
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作者：
Yabu Ken-ichiro;Miura Takahiro;Segawa Tomoko;Murakami Yuki;Nakahashi Tetsuya
现实世界无障碍环境的迅速改善使残疾人和老年人能够更好地行动。这些无障碍信息由当地志愿人员更新，通过各种各样的人的活动，进一步改善了无障碍环境，振兴了社区。然而，维持这些志愿者团体的持续活动并不总是可能的，各个地区正在进行各种努力。通过对这些努力进行分类，就有可能获得知识，使当地志愿人员能够进行有效和可持续的社区评估，并为这种评估和协作措施建立一个支助系统。因此，本研究的目的是分类的各种城镇图尔斯旅游和漫步（Machi-aruki在日本）的需求和方法。基于整体多案例研究框架，我们首先采访了在城市教育区（日本东京文京）进行过城镇图尔斯旅游和漫步的人。接下来，我们总结了城镇图尔斯游和漫步的细节和信息化需求。研究结果显示，乡镇图尔斯游与漫步一般是以调查、观光、互动为统一或结合的目的进行。此外，对于城镇图尔斯和漫步的信息系统的使用的需求和期望可以概括为三个项目：事先确认路线，从现场到在线环境获取的信息和交互的同步，以及对与地图相关的信息的调用、结构化和可视化的支持。
Rapid improvements in real-world accessibility conditions have enabled greater mobility of people with disabilities as well as senior citizens. Such accessibility information is updated by local volunteers, which leads to further accessibility improvement and community revitalization through the activities of a wide variety of people. However, maintaining the continual activities of these volunteer groups is not always possible, and various regions have various efforts underway. By categorizing these efforts, it is possible to obtain knowledge that leads to effective and sustainable community assessments by local volunteers and to develop a support system for such assessments and collaboration measures. Therefore, this study aimed to categorize the needs and methods of various town tours and strolls (Machi-aruki in Japanese). Based on the holistic multiple case study framework, we first interviewed people who have practiced town tours and strolls in the urban educational district (Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan). Next, we summarized the details and informatization needs of town tours and strolls. The results indicated that the town tours and strolls were generally conducted for the unified or combined purposes of investigation, sightseeing, and interaction. Also, the needs and expectations for the use of information systems for town tours and strolls can be summarized as three items: prior confirmation of the route, synchronization of information and interactions acquired from the onsite to the online environment, and support for recalling, structuring, and visualizing information related to the map.