Relationship of subjective evaluation and quantitative indicators for scene landscape in Yoyogi Park.

Abstract

Yoyogi Park, which provides public leisure space for Tokyo residents, has a large number of visitors. Entering through Shibuya Gate, visitors can see that the forward landscape space is constantly changing as the walking distance changes. To understand the relevance of visitors' visual preferences and landscape spatial characteristics in continuously changing landscape scenes, the scene landscape space of the Yoyogi Park needs to be evaluated. As the photographer, the researcher took the scene landscape space at a fixed point, and then screened the total impression score of the subjective questionnaire to obtain nine hotspot location. Through the calculation of three landscape quantitative indicators of fractal dimension, diversity, and contagion, it's to grasp the characteristics of landscape components of hotspot locations. To make the association of the three quantitative indicators with the subjective consciousness explored, the subjective evaluation of the nine scenarios was performed with seven groups of adjectives. It's showed based on the result that there is a close correlation and regularity between fractal dimension, diversity, and subjective evaluation, while the correlation between contagion and subjective evaluation is not significant in this study.