The Park Use Demand Index is a mathematical expression of actual hours spent in parkland by a sample of park users, analysed against their stated reason(s) for visiting. It provides a more refined platform for prioritising resource requirements based on user profiles
Prioritising Parks Facility and Service Provision through a Park Use Demand Index
By David Vial
Latest IOSS Research Projects
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Southport Broadwater Parklands User Survey
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Gold Coast Park Network (Infrastructure Charges) – User Survey
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Parklake Estate Park User Study
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Palm Beach Parklands Stage 1(a): Community Survey Program
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Wave Break Island Recreational Use Study
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South Stradbroke Island Recreational Use Study
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Recreational Use Study Blakesleys Slip, North Stradbroke Island
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Gold Coast Regional Botanic Gardens User Study
Latest IOSS Consultancy Projects
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Landscape Guidelines for Productive Maintenance & Sustainability – Singapore
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Singapore Nursery Industry Accreditation
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Curriculum Development : Centre for Urban Greenery & Ecology – National Parks Board, SINGAPORE
Latest IOSS Publications
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Data – Don’t you just love it?
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Towards a Healthy Society – Are parks playing their part?
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State of the Sector Report: Playgrounds
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State of the Sector Report: Sportfields
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State of the Sector Report: Park Asset Maintenance
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Provision of Sustainable Urban Open Space
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State of the Sector Report: Urban Parkland Provision
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Singapore Nursery Accreditation Handbook