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Urban parks are one of the important parts of public infrastructure and have the function to improve residents quality of life, therefore, one of the primary issues in urban planning is to ensure to meet residents demands for the quantity and spatial distribution of parks. In many cities, some localities may suffer from insufficient supply because few applicable parks are located near in densely populated areas. Thus the focus of research is to determine the differences between demand for and supply of urban park services. As an effective method for measuring spatial planning of public facilities, accessibility assessment can help us to solve this problem. For this reason, spatial disparity between demand for and supply of urban park services are confirmed by calculating per capita park area within accessibility scope. This result is expected to aid urban planners in deciding where to prioritize the construction of parks, and also promotes more fair and reasonable allocation of public resources.

Urban Park Planning on Spatial Disparity between Demand and Supply of Park Service