A Review of Cityscape Research Based on Dynamic Visual Perception
Dynamic visual experience is the most common way for people to perceive a cityscape. Previous research reviews on cityscapes have mainly focused on spatial planning, social culture, economic development, ecological protection, etc., with little consideration of the impact of dynamic visual perceptio...
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| description | Dynamic visual experience is the most common way for people to perceive a cityscape. Previous research reviews on cityscapes have mainly focused on spatial planning, social culture, economic development, ecological protection, etc., with little consideration of the impact of dynamic visual perception on the formation of cityscapes, which hinders the provision of references for the practice of people-centered urban design concepts. Therefore, this article selected 94 works in the relevant literature from 1940 to 2022 to conduct a critical review. First, we conceptualized the cityscape in light of earlier substantial discussions on the intimate relationship between dynamic visual perception and the cityscape. Then, we divided the relevant research from the past century and a half into three periods and summarized theoretical and practical research on the cityscape in these different periods from the perspective of dynamic visual perception. Among these, the refined research on interdisciplinary methods, including Visual Quality Assessment based on dynamic visual perception and visibility analysis algorithms based on digital technology, is emphatically described and discussed. Based on a comprehensive review, this article concludes that the main application scenarios for the existing research on dynamic visual perception are cityscape assessment and decision making. Finally, three avenues for future research are proposed. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-04c3b884a09d450da5f02c1ec4b501972023-11-18T11:14:37ZengMDPI AGLand2073-445X2023-06-01126122910.3390/land12061229A Review of Cityscape Research Based on Dynamic Visual PerceptionXin Jin0Visual Image Research Base of Chinese Nation, Southeast University, Nanjing 210096, ChinaDynamic visual experience is the most common way for people to perceive a cityscape. Previous research reviews on cityscapes have mainly focused on spatial planning, social culture, economic development, ecological protection, etc., with little consideration of the impact of dynamic visual perception on the formation of cityscapes, which hinders the provision of references for the practice of people-centered urban design concepts. Therefore, this article selected 94 works in the relevant literature from 1940 to 2022 to conduct a critical review. First, we conceptualized the cityscape in light of earlier substantial discussions on the intimate relationship between dynamic visual perception and the cityscape. Then, we divided the relevant research from the past century and a half into three periods and summarized theoretical and practical research on the cityscape in these different periods from the perspective of dynamic visual perception. Among these, the refined research on interdisciplinary methods, including Visual Quality Assessment based on dynamic visual perception and visibility analysis algorithms based on digital technology, is emphatically described and discussed. Based on a comprehensive review, this article concludes that the main application scenarios for the existing research on dynamic visual perception are cityscape assessment and decision making. Finally, three avenues for future research are proposed.https://www.mdpi.com/2073-445X/12/6/1229dynamic visual perceptioncityscapedynamic visual quality assessmentdynamic visual impact assessmenturban designurban morphology |
| spellingShingle | Xin Jin A Review of Cityscape Research Based on Dynamic Visual Perception Land dynamic visual perception cityscape dynamic visual quality assessment dynamic visual impact assessment urban design urban morphology |
| title | A Review of Cityscape Research Based on Dynamic Visual Perception |
| title_full | A Review of Cityscape Research Based on Dynamic Visual Perception |
| title_fullStr | A Review of Cityscape Research Based on Dynamic Visual Perception |
| title_full_unstemmed | A Review of Cityscape Research Based on Dynamic Visual Perception |
| title_short | A Review of Cityscape Research Based on Dynamic Visual Perception |
| title_sort | review of cityscape research based on dynamic visual perception |
| topic | dynamic visual perception cityscape dynamic visual quality assessment dynamic visual impact assessment urban design urban morphology |
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