ABSTRACT

Spatial inequality in basic service provision is a key challenge for smart city development strategies. With a focus on walkable accessibility, this paper proposes a new methodological approach to analyzing spatial inequalities in metropolitan cities. In addition to proving the effectiveness of the proposed methodology by using New York City as an empirical case, the insights offered by the analysis contribute to an improvement in the current understanding of the negative implications that spatial inequalities can have on public health. Policies concerning local public service rearrangement should consider spatial inequalities to promote more effective forms of public participation both in the United States and globally.

抽象的

基本服务提供中的空间不平等是智慧城市发展战略的关键挑战。本文着重于步行可达性，提出了一种新的方法论方法来分析大城市中的空间不平等现象。除了通过使用纽约市作为经验案例来证明所提出的方法的有效性外，分析提供的见解还有助于改善对空间不平等对公共卫生可能产生的负面影响的当前理解。有关地方公共服务重新安排的政策应考虑空间不平等，以促进美国和全球范围内更有效形式的公众参与。