https://www.smog.chalmers.se/pst
Spatial Morphology Group｜Place Syntax Tool
PST is an open source tool for performing spatial analyses. It combines the space syntax description of the urban environment with conventional descriptions of attraction into the combined accessibility analysis tool PST. It is currently available as
www.smog.chalmers.se
* Marcus, Lars. "Spatial capital and how to measure it: an outline of an analytical theory of the social performativity of urban form." Sixth international space syntax symposium. Istanbul Technical University, 2007.
The paper explains how to measure spatial capital with three types of variables: accessibility, diversity, and density.
As the above figure shows, pedestrian movement is shown to be highly correlated with spatial capital (syntax, value, ...). Place Syntax Tool (PST) from SMoG - the above link - is about how to measure spatial capital based on road network and its accessibility.
Documentation: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/354118033_PST_Documentation_v323_20210708
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