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Design+ Evaluation of recreational suitability of urban waterfront green spaces

Table A1. (Continued)
Objective layer Factor layer Primary indicator Classify and code Secondary indicator Score
32 Comfort level
33 Distribution
Recreational facilities 34 Recreational facility diversity
35 Recreational facility fun
36 Facility management
37 Facility safety
38 Safety of water-friendly
facilities
39 The fun of water-friendly
facilities
40 Waterfront facility rationality
Recreational experience Recreational space 41 Space diversity
42 Space comfort
43 Space safety
44 Waterfront accessibility
Recreational activities 45 Activity diversity
46 Participation level
47 The appeal of recreational
activities
48 Waterfront entertainment
Location/transportation Location 49 Geographic location
50 Visitor proximity
Transportation 51 Internal transportation
52 External transportation

1. Do you think the above indicators are reasonable?
A. Very reasonable
B. Reasonable
C. Basically reasonable
D. Unreasonable
E. Very unreasonable
2. In your opinion, the indicators that need to be added are:
A. The indicators that need to be deleted are:
B. The indicators that need to be modified are:

This concludes the questionnaire. To prevent any omissions, please check each question again to see if you have missed
any. Thank you! I wish you a smooth work and good health!
Appendix 2. Questionnaire for the evaluation of the recreational suitability of Linyi Calligraphy Square
Dear visitors:
Hello! I am a student majoring in landscape architecture at Linyi University. My supervisor is Dr. Zhuang. I am
currently conducting research on the recreational suitability of the Calligraphy Square in Linyi to better understand
everyone’s attitudes and thoughts toward the Calligraphy Square in Linyi and to propose feasible construction and
countermeasures for the recreational suitability of the Calligraphy Square. We hereby raise the following questions to
you. We hope you can cooperate actively. Thank you for your cooperation! If you have any questions, please contact:
1786449XXXX.

Volume 2 Issue 3 (2025) 19 doi: 10.36922/DP025110020