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Fractal analysis of street vistas: a potential tool for assessing levels of visual variety in everyday street scenes

Abstract

Fractal analysis and the calculation of fractal dimension offer the potential for the numerical characterisation of places by providing a synthetic measurement of place complexity. This paper provides a fractal analysis of street vistas linking the calculation of fractal dimension to the perception of levels of visual variety present in everyday urban streets. A technique for calculating street vista fractal dimensions of textures extracted from greyscale images is presented, and correlations between the resultant fractal dimension and scores for perceived visual variety are discussed.

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Authors

Cooper, J
Oskrochi, R

Oxford Brookes departments

Faculty of Technology, Design and Environment\Department of Planning

Dates

Year of publication: 2007
Date of RADAR deposit: 2010-10-11



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