Travis Frew's research while affiliated with Queensland University of Technology and other places
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Performance based planning (PBP) is purported to be a viable alternative to traditional zoning. The implementation of PBP ranges between pure approaches that rely on predetermined quantifiable performance standards to determine land use suitability, and hybrid approaches that rely on a mix of activity based zones in addition to prescriptive and sub...
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... Specifically, an attempt to support urban planning is made by providing the by block pervious surfaces map. The map of the by block green indicator is meant as an instrument to define performance zoning and performance regulations (e.g., indexes) [74] allowing for the flexibility of uses and design tools [5] evaluated on the expected impacts of the proposed interventions [75]. In this framework, the geovisualization by block facilitates a detailed knowledge and monitoring of land use changes, driving future scenarios and fixing parameters to measure the impacts of projects. ...
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