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ORCIDComputers, Environment and Urban Systems, Volume 86
Volume 86, March 2021
- Arianna Salazar Miranda, Zhuangyuan Fan
, Fabio Duarte, Carlo Ratti:
Desirable streets: Using deviations in pedestrian trajectories to measure the value of the built environment. 101563 - Thomas Gilbert, Philip James, Luke Smith, Stuart L. Barr, Jeremy G. Morley:
Topological integration of BIM and geospatial water utility networks across the building envelope. 101570 - Joram Schito, Daniele Moncecchi, Martin Raubal:
Determining transmission line path alternatives using a valley-finding algorithm. 101571 - Simone Zarpelon Leao, Ryan van den Nouwelant, Vivien Shi, Hoon Han, Sarbeswar Praharaj, Christopher James Pettit:
A rapid analytics tool to map the effect of rezoning on property values. 101572 - Gabriele Filomena, Judith Anne Verstegen:
Modelling the effect of landmarks on pedestrian dynamics in urban environments. 101573 - Luzi Xiao, Stijn Ruiter, Lin Liu, Guangwen Song, Suhong Zhou:
Burglars blocked by barriers? The impact of physical and social barriers on residential burglars' target location choices in China. 101582 - Pengyuan Liu, Stefano De Sabbata:
A graph-based semi-supervised approach to classification learning in digital geographies. 101583 - Ankit Palliwal, Shuang Song, Hugh Tiang Wah Tan, Filip Biljecki:
3D city models for urban farming site identification in buildings. 101584 - Souneil Park, Taylor M. Oshan, Abdallah El Ali, Alessandro Finamore:
Are we breaking bubbles as we move? Using a large sample to explore the relationship between urban mobility and segregation. 101585 - Ankita Saxena, Mahesh Kumar Jat, Keith C. Clarke:
Development of SLEUTH-Density for the simulation of built-up land density. 101586 - Aureli Alabert, Joan Marull, Albert Ruiz, Francesc Coll, Maria Miranda, Roc Padró:
Space-time dynamics of urban systems from satellite images of night lighting. Urban progress scenarios for European metropolitan regions. 101587 - Timothy C. Matisziw, Ahmed S. Abduljabbar:
Identification of counterpart paths in geographically referenced networks. 101588
- Izhak Schnell, Pninit Cohen, Moshe Mandelmilch, Oded Potchter:
Portable - trackable methodologies for measuring personal and place exposure to nuisances in urban environments: Towards a people oriented paradigm. 101589
- Tom M. Logan, Mitchell J. Anderson, Timothy G. Williams, Lindsey Conrow:
Measuring inequalities in urban systems: An approach for evaluating the distribution of amenities and burdens. 101590 - Rosa Aguilar, Luis Calisto, Johannes Flacke, Aulia Akbar, Karin Pfeffer:
OGITO, an Open Geospatial Interactive Tool to support collaborative spatial planning with a maptable. 101591 - Yunzhe Liu, Alex Singleton, Daniel Arribas-Bel, Meixu Chen:
Identifying and understanding road-constrained areas of interest (AOIs) through spatiotemporal taxi GPS data: A case study in New York City. 101592 - Yang Xu, Jiaying Xue, Sangwon Park, Yang Yue:
Towards a multidimensional view of tourist mobility patterns in cities: A mobile phone data perspective. 101593 - Steven Rubinyi, Brian Blankespoor, Jim W. Hall:
The utility of built environment geospatial data for high-resolution dasymetric global population modeling. 101594 - Vasileios Milias, Achilleas Psyllidis:
Assessing the influence of point-of-interest features on the classification of place categories. 101597
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