The Evolution and Research Prospect of TOD Theory
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https://doi.org/10.54097/r26xsq56Keywords:
Transit-oriented development, urban planning, public transportation, sustainable development, land use.Abstract
The essay explores the evolution and research prospects of Transit-oriented development (TOD) theory in sustainable urban planning. The TOD theory emphasizes integrating land use and transportation planning to create walkable communities around efficient public transit systems. The essay discusses the background and significance of TOD, highlighting its relevance in a rapidly urbanizing world. It delves into the development of TOD theory, its practical applications, and the consensus and challenges it faces. The case studies of Denver and Chengdu exemplify the adaptability of TOD principles to diverse urban contexts. Furthermore, the essay explores the potential of integrating emerging technologies into TOD research, showcasing how advancements like big data analytics and artificial intelligence can refine urban planning strategies. This exploration underscores the importance of TOD theory as a strategy to shape sustainable and flexible urban environments.
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