Chang-Jen Kuo 郭彰仁

The development direction of this research laboratory is mainly divided into two parts: The first part primarily focuses on researching psychology and behavioral issues in the fields of tourism, recreation, and landscape. This includes analyzing tourist behavior, studying recreation conflicts, researching park user behavior, conducting landscape psychological assessments, exploring visual landscapes, and empirical research on environmental behavior theory. The second part delves into regional development perspective to examine a range of urban and rural landscape construction and development issues. These include domestic and foreign urban and rural landscape policies, community participation, regional development and marketing, urban and rural landscape development policies, tourism and recreation development policies, park green space development, and landscape ecology. Urban renewal, community creation, and other research topics.