Case study:

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:

1. Suggest a suitable title for the study.
2. Provide a stand-alone and comprehensive abstract for the study (not exceeding 300 words).
3. Define a new parameter that may represent the data collected more holistically using parameters provided in Table 1.
4. Is there any chance that the data collected may be misleading on well-being related conclusions? Explain.
5. Explain the potential applications of the study (directly or indirectly).