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    Using a street in Shanghai as a case study, researchers developed a strategy to analyze an urban network by studying the street's composition elements from a microscopic perspective. They used Space Syntax Theory methods to establish urban elements, element spaces, and a spatial network system. The analysis looked at integration degree distribution, systematic degree, and adjustment relationships. It found that the street space was annularly connected on different scales and in parallel, forming an overall spatial structure with a local core. Spaces with higher traffic attributes increased local and global integration, while spaces with stronger functional attributes increased local separation from the whole. Element spaces and their shallow building spaces approximated the overall synergy degree.

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    Using a street in Shanghai as a case study, researchers developed a strategy to analyze an urban network by studying the street's composition elements from a microscopic perspective. They used Space Syntax Theory methods to establish urban elements, element spaces, and a spatial network system. The analysis looked at integration degree distribution, systematic degree, and adjustment relationships. It found that the street space was annularly connected on different scales and in parallel, forming an overall spatial structure with a local core. Spaces with higher traffic attributes increased local and global integration, while spaces with stronger functional attributes increased local separation from the whole. Element spaces and their shallow building spaces approximated the overall synergy degree.

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    Street Shanghai

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    Reyhan Radditya
    Using a street in Shanghai as a case study, researchers developed a strategy to analyze an urban network by studying the street's composition elements from a microscopic perspective. They used Space Syntax Theory methods to establish urban elements, element spaces, and a spatial network system. The analysis looked at integration degree distribution, systematic degree, and adjustment relationships. It found that the street space was annularly connected on different scales and in parallel, forming an overall spatial structure with a local core. Spaces with higher traffic attributes increased local and global integration, while spaces with stronger functional attributes increased local separation from the whole. Element spaces and their shallow building spaces approximated the overall synergy degree.

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    Using a street in Shanghai as a case study, a strategy was developed to study an urban network

    space system by analyzing and interpreting street space from the microscopic perspective of urban
    composition elements. At the methodological level, this study, using research methods related to
    Space Syntax Theory, explored the process of establishing urban elements, element space, and a
    spatial network system for these elements. The analysis included the integration degree and its
    distribution (overall infiltration characteristics), the systematic degree, and an adjustment relationship
    graph for local typical areas. There are three conclusions drawn from the analysis: (1) From the
    perspective of elements, the Tianzifang street space is annularly connected in circles on different
    scales and connected in parallel to form an overall spatial structure. At the global level, the
    distribution of integration degrees exhibits a dotted infiltration pattern from the street to the interior,
    with a local core. (2) In terms of local and global correlations, spaces with higher traffic attributes
    tend to increase local and global integration, and spaces with stronger functional attributes tend to
    increase the separation of local from whole. (3) The element space and its associated shallow space
    of buildings approximate the overall synergy degree

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