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Emotional Mapping as a Method to Analyze Subjective Quality of Urban Green Zones




AuthorsNenko Aleksandra, Nedoseka Elena, Moloko Anna, Podkorytova Maria

Publishing placeRussia

Publication year2022

JournalSociologiâ nauki i tehnologij

Volume4

Issue4

First page 146

Last page168

DOIhttps://doi.org/10.24412/2079-0910-2022-4-146-168

Web address http://sst.nw.ru/Files/2022/2022_4_%20SNIT.pdf

Self-archived copy’s web addresshttps://research.utu.fi/converis/portal/detail/Publication/178148764


Abstract

The paper presents an empirical study of the emotional perception of urban green areas based on digital emotional mapping. The article reveals the relevance of studying the subjective quality of parks and gardens based on the perception of green areas by their visitors. The latter was conducted using Imprecity digital interactive platform, elaborated by the authors. The object of the study are green areas of St Petersburg. Data from the Imprecity.ru digital platform developed by the authors of the article was used as the base layer of data on the perception of green areas. This platform is a tool for digital participatory interaction with residents and visitors of urban areas and allows to get information about the emotional perception of the environment. Emotional ratings of green areas were compiled, maps showing the spatial distribution of emotionally perceived parks and gardens were created. The textual component of the mapping data (user comments on emotional markers) was considered through qualitative semantic analysis and the values and the deficits of the green areas, inducing emotions of joy, sadness, fear, disgust, and anger, were allocated. The interpretation of the discovered emotionally relevant values and deficits is given in the framework of cultural ecosystem services approach.


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