Environment and Planning B

1974 - 2024

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Volume 51, issue 6, 2024

Digital twins on trial: Can they actually solve wicked societal problems and change the world for better? pp. 1181-1186

Nick Malleson, Rachel Franklin, Daniel Arribas-Bel, Tao Cheng and Mark Birkin

A geo-intelligence paradigm examining and curbing shrinking cities: Detroit as a case study pp. 1187-1194

Yichun Xie and Xining Yang

Extracting real estate values of rental apartment floor plans using graph convolutional networks pp. 1195-1209

Atsushi Takizawa

Exploring the plot patterns of the retail landscape: The case of the Helsinki Metropolitan area pp. 1210-1226

Hulusi Eren Efeoglu, Anssi Joutsiniemi and Skirmante Mozuriunaite

Discontinuities in regional economic development due to administrative boundaries: Examining the mechanisms of the boundary effect pp. 1227-1247

Jindo Jeong

Transportation and urban spatial structure: Evidence from Paris pp. 1248-1273

Anton Salov and Elena Semerikova

Identifying urban functional zones by analysing the spatial distribution of amenities pp. 1274-1289

Wei Chien Benny Chin, Yuming Fu, Kwan Hui Lim, Thomas Schroepfer and Lynette Cheah

Where is it complex to reallocate road space? pp. 1290-1307

Gabriel Valença, Filipe Moura and Ana Morais de Sá

Effect of greening vacant houses on improvement in thermal environment using ENVI-met simulation: A case study on Busan metropolitan city pp. 1308-1321

Yoko Kamata and Jung Eun Kang

Urban dispersion indicator to assess the Italian settlement pattern pp. 1322-1337

Lucia Saganeiti, Lorena Fiorini, Francesco Zullo and Beniamino Murgante

Examining the impact of neighborhood environment factors on residents’ emotions during COVID-19 lockdown and reopening: A Wuhan study on mediation and moderation pp. 1338-1353

Minghao Liu and Zhonghua Gou

Towards a study of everyday geographic information: Bringing the everyday into view pp. 1354-1368

Stefano De Sabbata, Katy Bennett and Zoe Gardner

A geo-referenced micro-data set of real estate listings for Spain’s three largest cities pp. 1369-1379

David Rey-Blanco, Pelayo Arbues, Fernando Lopez and Antonio Paez

Geo-visualisation of the community structure of intercity express delivery network in China based on waybill big data pp. 1380-1383

Jiacheng Chang, Guoqi Li, Wenjie Sun, Nannan He and Guopeng Du

Always growing? Mapping population change in urban China for 2010-2020 pp. 1384-1386

Xiang Liu, Jing Fan and Zongshi Liu

Corrigendum to ‘Transportation and urban spatial structure: Evidence from Paris’ pp. 1387-1388

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Volume 51, issue 5, 2024

50 years and going strong: Into the next half century pp. 1011-1016

Michael Batty

My ten years with Environment and Planning B pp. 1017-1019

Linda See

Environment and Planning B: Its shaping of urban modeling and me pp. 1020-1022

Andrew Crooks

Hopes and dreams for (future) better things: Medium, data, and ideas pp. 1023-1027

Levi J Wolf and Dani Arribas-Bel

EPB turns 50 years old: An analytical tour of the last five decades pp. 1028-1037

Andrew Crooks, Na Jiang, Linda See, Seraphim Alvanides, Dani Arribas-Bel, Levi Wolf and Mike Batty

The science of a subtitle pp. 1038-1040

Richard Harris

Smart Data infrastructure for urban analytics, city science, planning and design pp. 1041-1044

Paul A. Longley

Environment and Planning B and me; or what is lost in data pp. 1045-1048

David O’Sullivan

Fifty years of Environment and Planning B pp. 1049-1050

Philip Steadman

Coupling planning models with models of spontaneous order pp. 1051-1054

Chris Webster

Social life and interpersonal relationships in Environment and Planning B pp. 1055-1058

Clio Andris

Accommodating a durable community pp. 1059-1062

Clémentine Cottineau

Is urban analytics serving as an indispensable tool on the desktop of urbanist practitioners? pp. 1063-1067

Dafna Fisher-Gewirtzman

City laboratory: Embracing new data, new elements, and new pathways to invent new cities pp. 1068-1072

Ying Long and Enjia Zhang

Space syntax and design pp. 1073-1078

John Peponis

Normative urban science pp. 1079-1081

Somwrita Sarkar

Shape grammars in Environment and Planning B pp. 1082-1084

George Stiny

From urban modelling, GIS, the digital, intelligent, and the smart city to the digital twin city with AI pp. 1085-1088

Anthony G.O. Yeh

Leveraging newspapers to understand urban issues: A longitudinal analysis of urban shrinkage in Detroit pp. 1089-1103

Na Jiang, Andrew T Crooks, Hamdi Kavak and Wenjing Wang

Explainable spatially explicit geospatial artificial intelligence in urban analytics pp. 1104-1123

Pengyuan Liu, Yan Zhang and Filip Biljecki

Understanding the spatial statistical properties of a real estate listings point pattern in San José, Costa Rica pp. 1124-1136

Eduardo Pérez-Molina

Shrinking homes? The geographies of small domestic properties in London, 2010–2021 pp. 1137-1152

Phil Hubbard, Jon Reades, Hendrik Walter and Catrin Preston

Classifying and mapping residential structure through the London Output Area Classification pp. 1153-1164

Alex D Singleton and Paul A Longley

Uneven regional distribution earthquake danger zones and of cell towers and cells in Türkiye pp. 1165-1167

Umut Erdem

Varying road network resilience of Chinese cities pp. 1168-1173

Yao Shen, Lefeng Liu, Zihan Xu, Wentao Yan and Liyan Xu

Spatial pattern of Olympic medals pp. 1174-1177

Géza Tóth

Volume 51, issue 4, 2024

AI and design pp. 799-802

Michael Batty

Understanding street-level urban vibrancy via spatial-temporal Wi-Fi data analytics: Case LivingLine Shanghai pp. 803-822

Yan Zhang, Chengliang Li, Jiajie Li, Zhiyuan Gao, Tianyu Su, Can Wang, Hexin Zhang, Teng Ma, Yang Liu, Weiting Xiong, Ronan Doorley, Luis Alonso, Yongqi Lou and Kent Larson

Mapping sidewalks on a neighborhood scale from street view images pp. 823-838

Omar Faruqe Hamim, Surendra Reddy Kancharla and Satish V Ukkusuri

Developing a TOD assessment model based on node–place–ecology for suburban areas of metropolitan cities: A case in Odawara pp. 839-853

Weiyao Yang, Wanglin Yan, Lihua Chen, Haichen Wei and Shuang Gan

Developing a two-level machine-learning approach for classifying urban form for an East Asian mega-city pp. 854-869

Chih-Yu Chen, Florian Koch and Christa Reicher

Modelling the impact of urban form on daily mobility energy consumption using archetypal cities pp. 870-888

Maud Haffner, Olivier Bonin and Gilles Vuidel

Characterizing urban lifestyle signatures using motif properties in network of places pp. 889-903

Junwei Ma, Bo Li and Ali Mostafavi

Gravity-based models for evaluating urban park accessibility: Why does localized selection of attractiveness factors and travel modes matter? pp. 904-922

Peng Chen, Wei Wang, Chong Qian, Mengqiu Cao and Tianren Yang

Semantic enrichment of building functions through geospatial data integration and ontological inference pp. 923-938

Abdulkadir Memduhoglu and Melih Basaraner

Toward a more socially equitable stormwater management fee: The case of Corpus Christi in Texas, USA pp. 939-953

Jim Lee, Hua Zhang and Yuxia Huang

The role of procedural utility in land market dynamics in Greater Cairo: An agent based model application pp. 954-970

Yahya Gamal, Nuno Pinto and Deljana Iossifova

User-generated content may increase urban park use: Evidence from multisource social media data pp. 971-986

Di Wei, Yuan Wang, Mengyang Liu and Yi Lu

Relative spatial variability in building heights and its spatial association: Application for the spatial clustering of harmonious and inharmonious building heights in Tokyo pp. 987-1002

Hiroyuki Usui

Resilience analysis of global agricultural trade pp. 1003-1006

Chunzhu Wei, Xufeng Liu, Lupan Zhang, Yuanmei Wan, Gengzhi Huang, Yang Lu and Xiaohu Zhang

Volume 51, issue 3, 2024

Exploring the new frontier of information extraction through large language models in urban analytics pp. 565-569

Andrew Crooks and Qingqing Chen

Peter Allen (1944–2023) and Michael Wegener (1938–2024) pp. 570-571

Michael Batty

Chinese cities as digital environmental governance innovators: Evidence from subnational low-Carbon plans pp. 572-589

Angel Hsu, Li Lili, Marco Schletz and Zhitong Yu

Modelling urban transition with coupled housing and labour markets pp. 590-609

Jiaqi Ge and Bernardo Alves Furtado

A centrality measure for grid street network considering sequential route choice behaviour pp. 610-624

Shota Tabata

The conflicting geographies of social frontiers: Exploring the asymmetric impacts of social frontiers on household mobility in Rotterdam pp. 625-640

Dan Olner, Gwilym Pryce, Maarten van Ham and Heleen Janssen

Urban planning and design with points of interest and visual perception pp. 641-655

Asya Natapov, Achituv Cohen and Sagi Dalyot

Quantifying the pedestrian access potential of suburban street network retrofits pp. 656-669

Rohan L Aras, Nicholas T Ouellette and Rishee K Jain

Analyzing jogging activity patterns and adaptation to public health regulation pp. 670-688

Yifeng Liu and Yuan Lai

Short video-driven deep perception for city imagery pp. 689-704

Xiana Chen, Junxian Yu, Yingying Zhu, Ruonan Wu and Wei Tu

A city of gardeners: What happens when policy, planning, and populace co-create the food production of a novel peri-urban area? pp. 705-720

Jan Eelco Jansma and Sigrid CO Wertheim-Heck

Operationalizing the open city concept: A case study of Berlin pp. 721-744

Grace Abou Jaoude, Majd Murad, Olaf Mumm and Vanessa Miriam Carlow

Exploring the construction and analysis method of landscape spatial structure based on complex networks pp. 745-762

Yijing Wang, Shi Cheng, Ziqian Cheng and Yuning Cheng

New town development and housing affordability: A case study in Hong Kong pp. 763-777

Yaoxuan Huang, Victor Jing Li and Daikun Wang

A Python package for the local multiscale analysis of spatial point processes (LomPy) pp. 778-787

Janka Lengyel, François Sémécurbe and Stéphane G. Roux

Visualizing urban slum population across the globe pp. 788-791

Feiran Ren, Yuheng Zhang and Qi Zhou

Visualizing the North–South Divide of international visitors: Evidence from the Yangtze River Delta in China pp. 792-795

Yao Wang, Xiaohua Lin, Liushan Lin and Xinyi Niu

Volume 51, issue 2, 2024

The innovative role of cities in solving global problems with local solutions pp. 293-295

Linda See

Exploring flood mitigation governance by estimating first-floor elevation via deep learning and google street view in coastal Texas pp. 296-313

Ge Gao, Xinyue Ye, Shoujia Li, Xiao Huang, Huan Ning, David Retchless and Zhenlong Li

Is national border weakening in technology space? Analysis of inter-urban hierarchy with Chinese patent licensing data pp. 314-328

Suyoung Kang, Jung Won Sonn and Ilwon Seo

The effect of the perceptible built environment on pedestrians’ walking behaviors in commercial districts: Evidence from Hong Kong pp. 329-346

Chendi Yang, Siu Ming Lo, Rui Ma and Hongqiang Fang

Intersectional approach of everyday geography pp. 347-365

Julie Vallée and Maxime Lenormand

Development and evaluation of probabilistic forecasting methods for small area populations pp. 366-383

Irina Grossman, Kasun Bandara, Tom Wilson and Michael Kirley

A visibility-based approach to manage the vertical urban development and maintain visual sustainability of urban mountain landscapes: A case of Mufu Mountain in Nanjing, China pp. 384-400

Guanting Zhang, Shi Cheng and Yuan Gao

Estimating household demand for transit-oriented development: A two-stage hedonic analysis in Kitchener-Waterloo, Canada pp. 401-418

Yu Huang, Dawn Cassandra Parker and Paul Anglin

Identifying sinks and sources of human flows: A new approach to characterizing urban structures pp. 419-437

Takaaki Aoki, Shota Fujishima and Naoya Fujiwara

Three-dimensional land-use configuration and property prices: A spatially filtered multi-level modelling perspective pp. 438-455

Wei Zheng and Mingshu Wang

A hybrid estimation of carbon footprints for urban commuting transportation via path reconstruction pp. 456-478

Jun Zhang, Qiannan Ai, Yuling Ye and Shejun Deng

Simple agents – complex emergent path systems: Agent-based modelling of pedestrian movement pp. 479-495

Lei Ma, Sven Anders Brandt, Stefan Seipel and Ding Ma

Is the noise still going on? Predicting repeat noise complaints with historical time course and random forest classifiers pp. 496-511

Zicheng Fan and Valerio Signorelli

BikeDNA: A tool for bicycle infrastructure data and network assessment pp. 512-528

Ane Rahbek Vierø, Anastassia Vybornova and Michael Szell

The effects of street environment features on road running: An analysis using crowdsourced fitness tracker data and machine learning pp. 529-545

Shuyang Zhang, Nianxiong Liu, Beini Ma and Shurui Yan

Relational Reprojection Platform: Non-linear distance transformations of spatial data in R pp. 546-552

Will B. Payne and Evangeline McGlynn

Synthetic population data for small area estimation in the United States pp. 553-562

Yue Lin

Volume 51, issue 1, 2024

In praise of (spatial) bundles pp. 3-6

Dani Arribas-Bel and Martin Fleischmann

History, neighborhood, and proximity as factors of land-use change: A dynamic spatial regression model pp. 7-22

Emre Tepe

Empirical research and proposed planning methodology for the greening of urban buildings to achieve low-carbon effects pp. 23-38

Wuyang Hong and Renzhong Guo

Spatial model for predictive recovery monitoring based on hazard, built environment, and population features and their spillover effects pp. 39-56

Flavia Ioana Patrascu and Ali Mostafavi

Urban expansion and transportation interaction: Evidence from Akure, southwestern Nigeria pp. 57-74

Ayodele Adekunle Faiyetole and Victor Ayodeji Adewumi

Hybrid method of mapping urban residential carbon emissions with high-spatial resolution: A case study of Suzhou, China pp. 75-88

Junyang Gao, Helin Liu, Yongwei Tang and Mei Luo

Using machine learning to identify spatial market segments. A reproducible study of major Spanish markets pp. 89-108

David Rey-Blanco, Pelayo Arbués, Fernando A. López and Antonio Páez

Examining heat inequity in a Brazilian metropolitan region pp. 109-127

Meen Wook Jung, Mônica A Haddad and Brian K Gelder

Modeling the spatial dynamics of income in cities pp. 128-139

Vincent Verbavatz and Marc Barthelemy

Hybrid quantitative mesoscale analyses for simulating pedestrians’ visual perceptions: Comparison of three New York City streets pp. 140-156

Roei Yosifof and Dafna Fisher-Gewirtzman

Planning factors affecting carbon footprints of residents: Density, land use, and suburbanization pp. 157-173

Taehyun Kim and Youngre Noh

Road network distances and detours in Europe: Radial profiles and city size effects pp. 174-194

Estelle Mennicken, Rémi Lemoy and Geoffrey Caruso

The nonlinear relationships between built environment features and urban street vitality: A data-driven exploration pp. 195-215

Yun Han, Chunpeng Qin, Longzhu Xiao and Yu Ye

Prediction of residential and non-residential building usage in Germany based on a novel nationwide reference data set pp. 216-233

André Hartmann, Martin Behnisch, Robert Hecht and Gotthard Meinel

Assessment of the Bioclimatic Index for resilient urban spaces in Mediterranean cities pp. 234-258

Dimitra V Chondrogianni and Yorgos J Stephanedes

A new quantitative evaluation method of urban skyline based on object-based analysis and constitution theory pp. 259-274

Ling Yang, Xin Yang, Yue Li and Sijin Li

Crossing intersections: A tool for investigating road user pathways pp. 275-281

Heather Anne Kaths

Visualizing the spatial characteristics of women’s long-distance commuting in Suzhou, China pp. 282-285

Xiaohua Lin, Yao Wang, Meilin Zhu and Yang Xiao

Analyzing urban parks’ spatial integration in Budapest to understand changes in visitation patterns during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 286-289

Zoltán Bereczki, György Csomós and Jenő Zsolt Farkas