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ORCIDComputers, Environment and Urban Systems, Volume 74
Volume 74, March 2019
- Wei Zhai
, Xueyin Bai, Yu Shi, Yu Han, Zhong-Ren Peng, Chaolin Gu:
Beyond Word2vec: An approach for urban functional region extraction and identification by combining Place2vec and POIs. 1-12 - Yan Yang, Liang Mao, Sara S. Metcalf:
Diffusion of hurricane evacuation behavior through a home-workplace social network: A spatially explicit agent-based simulation model. 13-22 - Hung Cao, Monica Wachowicz:
The design of an IoT-GIS platform for performing automated analytical tasks. 23-40 - Jasper van Vliet, Peter H. Verburg, Simona R. Gradinaru, Anna M. Hersperger:
Beyond the urban-rural dichotomy: Towards a more nuanced analysis of changes in built-up land. 41-49 - Kang Liu, Song Gao, Feng Lu:
Identifying spatial interaction patterns of vehicle movements on urban road networks by topic modelling. 50-61 - Jiayu Wu, Shantong Wang, Yang Zhang, Anqi Zhang, Chang Xia:
Urban landscape as a spatial representation of land rent: A quantitative analysis. 62-73 - Giseop Kim, Ayoung Kim, Youngchul Kim:
A new 3D space syntax metric based on 3D isovist capture in urban space using remote sensing technology. 74-87 - Lin Li, Yuan Lei, Lei Tang, Fen Yan, Feng Luo, Haihong Zhu:
A 3D spatial data model of the solar rights associated with individual residential properties. 88-99 - Emily P. Harvey, Robert C. Cardwell, Garry W. McDonald, Hedwig van Delden, Roel Vanhout, Nicola J. Smith, Joon-hwan Kim, Vicky E. Forgie, Marjan van den Belt:
Developing integrated models by coupling together existing models; land use, economics, demographics and transport in Wellington, New Zealand. 100-113 - Douglas A. Shoemaker, Todd K. BenDor, Ross K. Meentemeyer:
Anticipating trade-offs between urban patterns and ecosystem service production: Scenario analyses of sprawl alternatives for a rapidly urbanizing region. 114-125 - Zhuo Chen, Xiaoyue Cathy Liu, Ran Wei:
Agent-based approach to analyzing the effects of dynamic ridesharing in a multimodal network. 126-135 - Katarzyna Sila-Nowicka, A. Stewart Fotheringham:
Calibrating spatial interaction models from GPS tracking data: An example of retail behaviour. 136-150 - Chih-Hao Wang:
A land-use and capital-investment allocation optimization model to develop a fair community opportunity framework for Columbus, Ohio. 151-160 - Pablo Martí, Leticia Serrano-Estrada, Almudena Nolasco-Cirugeda:
Social Media data: Challenges, opportunities and limitations in urban studies. 161-174 - Chunhong Zhao, Jennifer L. R. Jensen, Qihao Weng, Nathan Currit, Russell C. Weaver:
Application of airborne remote sensing data on mapping local climate zones: Cases of three metropolitan areas of Texas, U.S. 175-193 - Miguel Serra, Bill Hillier:
Angular and Metric Distance in Road Network Analysis: A nationwide correlation study. 194-207 - Lin Zhang, Stan C. M. Geertman, Pieter Hooimeijer, Yanliu Lin:
The usefulness of a Web-based Participatory Planning Support System in Wuhan, China. 208-217 - Qingsong He, Shukui Tan, Yin Chaohui, Min Zhou:
Collaborative optimization of rural residential land consolidation and urban construction land expansion: A case study of Huangpi in Wuhan, China. 218-228 - Zihan Kan, Luliang Tang, Mei-Po Kwan, Chang Ren, Dong Liu, Qingquan Li:
Traffic congestion analysis at the turn level using Taxis' GPS trajectory data. 229-243 - George Grekousis:
Artificial neural networks and deep learning in urban geography: A systematic review and meta-analysis. 244-256
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