Renovation by City Blocks (Methodological Issues)

This work is devoted to an important stage of urban planning – detailing of citywide planned indicators of the territorial renovation program (by city blocks). Methodological issues concerning the nomenclature of city blocks renovation in Moscow, simulation of the renovation process, principles of the combination of city block schedules, sequence of renovation by city blocks, the use of starting sites for the “opening” of a city block, optimization of the integrated implementation schedule of the program in terms of the year limit of commissioning and the total duration of the program are considered. In the course of the study, geospatial queries and cartographical analysis were widely used. A mathematical model for determining the duration of city blocks renovation (on the basis of geometrical progression) and a set of criteria of ranking city blocks for inclusion in the citywide schedule are proposed. The concepts of a “basic” city block (with own starting sites) and a chain of city blocks, a sequence of adjacent city blocks the renovation of which will begin after the “basic” one, are introduced. A calculation module for automated formation of renovation schedules for each city block and a summary citywide schedule of implementing the renovation program by city blocks are described.

L.V. KIEVSKIY, Doctor of Sciences (Engineering), Professor, Chief Researcher (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
M.E. KARGASHIN, Programming Supervisor

OOO NPTS “City Development” (19, str. 3, Mira Avenue, Moscow, 129090, Russian Federation)

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