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Lingxiang Wei, Dongjun Guo, Zhilong Chen, Yingying Hu, Yanhua Wu and Junyuan Ji
The growth simulation of urban underground space (UUS) under the consideration of ecological constraints can effectively reveal the characteristics and trends of UUS changes, and provide a basis for planning the construction of sustainable and livable ec...
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Sadeq Khaleefah Hanoon, Ahmad Fikri Abdullah, Helmi Z. M. Shafri and Aimrun Wayayok
Land use and land cover changes driven by urban sprawl has accelerated the degradation of ecosystem services in metropolitan settlements. However, most optimisation techniques do not consider the dynamic effect of urban sprawl on the spatial criteria on ...
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Yuqing Zhong, Xiaoxiang Zhang, Yanfei Yang and Minghui Xue
Mountainous cities face various land use challenges, including complex topography, low land use efficiency, and the insufficient control of land use in small-scale areas at the urban fringe. Considering population changes, environmental conservation, and...
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Shifa Ma, Haiyan Jiang, Xiwen Zhang, Dixiang Xie, Yunnan Cai, Yabo Zhao and Guanwei Wang
Many countries, including China, have implemented the spatial government policy widely known as urban growth boundary (UGB) for managing future urban growth. However, few studies have asked why we need UGB, especially pre-evaluating the utility of UGB fo...
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Katawut Waiyasusri and Srilert Chotpantarat
Spatial evolution can be traced by land-use change (LUC), which is a frontier issue in the field of geography. Using the limited areas of Koh Chang in Thailand as the research case, this study analyzed the simulation of its spatial evolution from a multi...
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Louis Waldeck, Quintin van Heerden, Jenny Holloway
Pág. 227 - 254
Confronted by poverty, income disparities and mounting demands for basic services such as clean water, sanitation and health care, urban planners in developing countries like South Africa, face daunting challenges. This paper explores the role of Integra...
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Carolina Cantergiani and Montserrat Gómez Delgado
Agent-based models have recently been proposed as potential tools to support urban planning due to their capacity to simulate complex behaviors. The complexity of the urban development process arises from strong interactions between various components dr...
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Philippe Gerber, Geoffrey Caruso, Eric Cornelis, Cyrille Médard de Chardon
The increasing attractiveness of Luxembourg as a place to work and live
puts its land use and transport systems under high pressure. Understanding how the country can accommodate residential growth and additional traffic in a sustainable manner is a key ...
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Imane Essadeq, Eleonore Dubail, Eric Jeanniere
Pág. 1792 - 1801
Nowadays, urban population is witnessing a rapid growth and henceforth its mobility. City infrastructures and economic resources may not follow at the same rate as the increasing mobility. So often, projected increase in transport needs goes beyond proje...
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Wei-Bin Zhang
Pág. 89 - 100
This study proposes a spatial model to examine dynamic interactions among growth, economic geography, the housing market, and public goods in a small, open economic growth model. We emphasize the impact of transport, land and fiscal policy on the spatial...
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