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Innovative approaches to ecological urban renewal in Shymkent using AQICN

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  • Meirbek Aitugan
  • Aisulu Abduova
  • Akmaral Yussupova
  • Aigul Baibotayeva
  • Arailym Askerbekova
  • Abdugani Azimov

Abstract

The primary objective of the research was to develop innovative solutions for the ecological reconstruction of Shymkent’s urban environment based on a comprehensive analysis of air quality data (AQICN) and land-use assessment. The research methodology included three key components: (1) pollution monitoring, using a network of monitoring stations; (2) green space assessment using geographic information systems and satellite imagery processing; and (3) an integrated analysis of the ecological state of urban areas, accounting for building density and other anthropogenic factors. The proposed methodology can be applied to rapidly growing cities in Kazakhstan, making this research particularly valuable for urban planning.

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  • Meirbek Aitugan & Aisulu Abduova & Akmaral Yussupova & Aigul Baibotayeva & Arailym Askerbekova & Abdugani Azimov, 2026. "Innovative approaches to ecological urban renewal in Shymkent using AQICN," Planning Practice & Research, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 41(5), pages 1349-1369, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:taf:cpprxx:v:41:y:2026:i:5:p:1349-1369
    DOI: 10.1080/02697459.2026.2664104
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