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Yuichi SHINOE Hiroaki SUZUKI
To quantitatively assess the recognition of railway stations and other spatially spread areas and analyze the services required for such objects, it is effective to apply a surveying technique that uses the drawing method. It requires a tremendous amount of labor, however, to feed the data thus obtained into a computer for carrying out detailed analysis. Therefore, this paper proposes a new variation of drawing method to easily acquire and process data and introduces the results of a case study to have surveyed and analyzed the services required for railway stations in urban areas of Tokyo.
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