英文摘要 |
The purposes of This study constructs a space image of the Xinyi planned district, Taipei City, and investigates relationships among degree of spatial cognition, moving strategy and the difference between the travel distance and shortest travel distance of pedestrians walk. Analyses of the degree of spatial cognition, moving strategy and travel distance were performed using field surveys. Survey results demonstrate that significant differences existed among respondents in terms of moving strategy. Analytical results also show that respondents who travel by route-strategy had a higher degree of spatial cognition than other respondents. For degree of spatial cognition, survey results indicate that as respondent spatial cognition increases, differences between their actual travel distance and the shortest travel distance decline. The number of landmarks recognized by respondents significantly influenced their travel distance; and the “path element” was significant only for respondents travel by route-strategy. |