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The purpose of this research is to explore different behaviors of residents in open spaces in Da Nang (Vietnam); which can inform later development and improvement of local open space. Users’ behaviors were identified and categorized based on their activities in open space that were collected using place-centered behavior mapping method. The findings of the analysis showed identified problems that need to be considered during the development of open space including: (1) increasing the quantity and quality of public amenities; (2) separating entry/buffer spaces at boundary of the park from private spaces within the park; (3) providing space adjacent to the lake; (4) and removing obstacles (e.g. walls around the park) to improve the line of sight from within the park to streets outside and vice versa.
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The first author would like to express the sincere gratitude for SEU scholarship for aiding their research financially. The authors would like to thank Phan Quang Minh and his students from Duy Tan University who supported the authors for a part of this investigation. Finally, the first author extends his gratitude towards his brother-in-law, Jason Muirhead, for proofreading the paper
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Do, D.T., Vo, T.V.P. (2020). Public Park Behavior Relationship in Danang: An Impact of Physical Environment on User’s Behaviors. In: Reddy, J., Wang, C., Luong, V., Le, A. (eds) ICSCEA 2019. Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, vol 80. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-5144-4_13
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