Researchers gathered information on several criteria connected to urban green areas from various neighborhoods in a metropolitan area. The study, which encompassed 30 different parks and green places, was carried out in partnership with the City Planning Department. Table 1 tabulates the parameters of urban green spaces. Park No. Size of the Park (acres) Distance to the Nearest Residential Area (meters) Park Amenities (count) Average Daily Visitors 1 5 150 8 200 2 10 300 12 350 3 8 200 10 280 4 7 250 9 240 5 12 180 15 400 6 6 320 6 180 7 9 280 11 320 8 4 120 5 150 9 11 210 14 380 10 3 270 7 160 11 14 150 18 450 12 5 350 9 220 13 8 180 11 300 14 10 250 13 360 15 6 200 10 260 16 9 300 12 340 17 12 170 16 420 18 7 280 8 200 19 13 240 14 380 20 4 190 6 140 21 11 220 13 320 22 8 260 10 280 23 5 130 7 170 24 10 290 15 400 25 7 180 9 230 26 9 310 11 300 27 6 240 8 180 28 12 200 14 360 29 3 260 5 130 30 8 280 12 340 1 5 150 8 200 2 10 300 12 350 Questions: Suggest a suitable title for the study. Provide a stand-alone and comprehensive abstract for the study (not exceeding 300 words). Define a new parameter that may represent the data collected more holistically using parameters provided in Table 1. Is there any chance that the data collected may be misleading on well-being related conclusions? Explain. Explain the potential applications of the study (directly or indirectly). Propose five possible keywords for the study. Propose at least ten main titles that you may cover in the literature review of the study. Suggest ways to complete the study within a short period of time. Identify the potential correlations between the size of the part and the average daily visitors. What are major conclusions that can be drawn from the study?

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Researchers gathered information on several criteria connected to urban green areas from various neighborhoods in a metropolitan area. The study, which encompassed 30 different parks and green places, was carried out in partnership with the City Planning Department. Table 1 tabulates the parameters of urban green spaces.

Park No.	Size of the Park (acres)	Distance to the Nearest Residential Area (meters)	Park Amenities (count)	Average Daily Visitors
1	5	150	8	200
2	10	300	12	350
3	8	200	10	280
4	7	250	9	240
5	12	180	15	400
6	6	320	6	180
7	9	280	11	320
8	4	120	5	150
9	11	210	14	380
10	3	270	7	160
11	14	150	18	450
12	5	350	9	220
13	8	180	11	300
14	10	250	13	360
15	6	200	10	260
16	9	300	12	340
17	12	170	16	420
18	7	280	8	200
19	13	240	14	380
20	4	190	6	140
21	11	220	13	320
22	8	260	10	280
23	5	130	7	170
24	10	290	15	400
25	7	180	9	230
26	9	310	11	300
27	6	240	8	180
28	12	200	14	360
29	3	260	5	130
30	8	280	12	340
1	5	150	8	200
2	10	300	12	350

Questions:

Suggest a suitable title for the study.
Provide a stand-alone and comprehensive abstract for the study (not exceeding 300 words).
Define a new parameter that may represent the data collected more holistically using parameters provided in Table 1.
Is there any chance that the data collected may be misleading on well-being related conclusions? Explain.
Explain the potential applications of the study (directly or indirectly).
Propose five possible keywords for the study.
Propose at least ten main titles that you may cover in the literature review of the study.
Suggest ways to complete the study within a short period of time.
Identify the potential correlations between the size of the part and the average daily visitors.
What are major conclusions that can be drawn from the study?