英文摘要 |
Airports negatively impact land use and life quality in neighboring areas. Hence, mitigating airport noise and a surcharge scheme as well as compensation for residents for losses attributed to environmental and social costs have been are important issues for airport management. This study evaluates the externalities of airport noise using the hedonic price method. Assessment models of obstacle limitation surfaces are developed to explore the impact of building restrictions on property prices in neighboring areas and a single construction site near an airport. Analytical results can serve as references for airport site selection, and estimation of airport expansion externalities, and provide accurate predictions of decline in property prices for individual buildings. A case study of the Kaohsiung International Airport is utilized as an example, illustrating the feasibility and application of the proposed models. Externalities of airport noise and obstacle limitation surfaces have the greatest impact on land prices, followed by size of the commercial area, residential area, noise impact index, and prices of residential housing. |