br Investigation of the condominium

Investigation of the condominium supply The investigation was made from August to September 2008. The Okayama city government induced some strategies for local revitalization since 2000, including supplying more condominiums in the central district. The investigation focused on the newly-built condominium completed from 2000 in the central district of Okayama (C.D. Okayama). C.D. Okayama is an area of 6.14ha around Okayama station (Fig. 1). By the data of national crm1 census in 2005, the population here is about 45,717 in 2005, and the population density is 7446people/km2. Table 1 shows the above basic information in C.D. Okayama city and in the central district of Kyoto city (C.D. Kyoto). The general information of the buildings, such as gross floor area (GFA), number of storey, height, floor-area ratio, number of dwelling unit, etc., are acquired by inspecting the construction outline in advertisements that published in real estate website. Locations of these condominiums were also identified and marked on the Digital Atlas Z map. By comparing the new residential map and that of 10 years before, we got the original land-use in each site. The survey was made both in Okayama and in Kyoto.
Results and discussion
Conclusions and perspectives The dimension of the condominiums in Okayama is larger than that in Kyoto. The average dimension in Okayama is 14 stories building with 61 units, and GFA of each unit is 110m2. And that in Kyoto is 11 storied building with 59 units of 82m2. It shows that the level of living in Okayama is higher than in Kyoto.
Acknowledgments This research has been made possible with the help of Humanities and Social Science Research Foundation (09YJCZH030) of Ministry of Education and National Social Science Funds (10CSH040) in China, and Ph.D. Programs Foundation of Ministry of Education of China (20100092120066).
Introduction
Materials and methods
Results
Discussion The authors used the quantitative statistics of behavior characteristics derived from the six areas as the basis of cluster analysis (Fig. 7). Areas 1A and 1B are found to be the most similar and can be classified into one type along with area 2B. Areas 1C and 2C can be classified as another type. Area 2A exhibits the most particular findings. Based on the characteristics of each place in Table 2, children\'s activities along the waterside in areas 1A and 1B, the relationship between behavior types and the degree of enclosure in areas 1B and 2B, and the characteristics of the space with low utilization rate in areas 1C and 2C are compared and analyzed.
Conclusions Through the analysis of the relationship between child behavior and space, the major findings of Induced mutation study are drawn as follows:
Acknowledgment The authors would like to express their sincere gratitude for the support given by the Humanities and Social Science Research Foundation (09YJCZH030) of the Ministry of Education and the National Social Science Funds (10CSH040) in China.