Environment and Planning B

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Volume 50, issue 6, 2023

The post-pandemic world: Are big cities hollowing out? pp. 1409-1412

Michael Batty

Chatbots and information mobility: An agenda for thought and study pp. 1413-1415

Aharon Kellerman

Incorporating networks in semantic understanding of streetscapes: Contextualising active mobility decisions pp. 1416-1437

Winston Yap, Jiat-Hwee Chang and Filip Biljecki

Where to invest in cycle parking: A portfolio management approach to spatial transport planning pp. 1438-1454

Yuhei Ito, Malcolm Morgan and Robin Lovelace

The Social Digital Twin:The Social Turn in the Field of Smart Cities pp. 1455-1470

Batel Yossef Ravid and Meirav Aharon-Gutman

Categorizing urban space based on visitor density and diversity: A view through social media data pp. 1471-1485

I-Ting Chuang, Qingqing Chen and Ate Poorthuis

Determinants of Urban land development: A panel study for U.S. metropolitan areas pp. 1486-1501

Joachim Zietz and Heiko Kirchhain

How do urban services facilities affect social segregation among people of different economic levels? A case study of Shenzhen city pp. 1502-1517

Yuyang Wu, Yao Yao, Shuliang Ren, Shiyi Zhang and Qingfeng Guan

Incorporating water quality into land use scenario analysis with random forest models pp. 1518-1533

Robert Goodspeed, Runzi Wang, Camilla Lizundia, Lingxiao Du and Srishti Jaipuria

Urban neighbourhood classification and multi-scale heterogeneity analysis of Greater London pp. 1534-1558

Tengfei Yu, Birgit S Sützl and Maarten van Reeuwijk

How changes in urban morphology translate into urban metabolisms of building stocks: A framework for spatiotemporal material flow analysis and a case study pp. 1559-1576

Mario Kolkwitz, Elina Luotonen and Satu Huuhka

Generative methods for Urban design and rapid solution space exploration pp. 1577-1590

Yue Sun and Timur Dogan

Feasibility assessment of solar photovoltaic deployments on building surfaces with the constraint of visual impacts pp. 1591-1606

He Zheng, Bo Wu, Hui Lin, Junsong Jia and Heyi Wei

Defining archetypes of mixed-use developments using Google Maps API data pp. 1607-1623

Zhongming Shi, Heidi Silvennoinen, Arkadiusz Chadzynski, Aurel von Richthofen, Markus Kraft, Stephen Cairns and Pieter Herthogs

Predicting housing construction period based on a cox proportional hazard model––an empirical study of housing completions in the greater Toronto and Hamilton area pp. 1624-1644

Yu Zhang and Eric J Miller

Comparing types and patterns: A context-oriented approach to densification in Switzerland and the Netherlands pp. 1645-1659

Vera Götze and Mathias Jehling

Dark cities or cities of light? – sunlight amenity preservation at whole-city scale using a spatio-temporal decision support approach pp. 1660-1676

Marcus White, Nano Langenheim and Tianyi Yang

Delineating functional regions from road networks: The case of South Korea pp. 1677-1694

Yifu Ou, Euijune Kim, Xingjian Liu and Kyung-Min Nam

Visualizing economic drivers of virtual land trade: A case study of global cereals trade pp. 1695-1698

Sohyun Park, Darla K Munroe and Ningchuan Xiao

Changes in tree canopy coverage and inequality in the contiguous United States between 2010 and 2020 pp. 1699-1702

Chaosu Li and Dazhou Ping

Corrigendum to Delineating Functional Regions from Road Networks: The Case of South Korea pp. 1703-1703

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Volume 50, issue 5, 2023

An overview of urban analytical approaches to combating the Covid-19 pandemic pp. 1133-1143

X. Angela Yao, Andrew Crooks, Bin Jiang, Jukka Krisp, Xintao Liu and Haosheng Huang

Spatial variations of the third and fourth COVID-19 waves in Hong Kong: A comparative study using built environment and socio-demographic characteristics pp. 1144-1160

Zidong Yu and Xintao Liu

Strategies and inequities in balancing recreation and COVID exposure when visiting green spaces pp. 1161-1177

Sarina Dass, Daniel T. O’Brien and Alina Ristea

Impact of COVID-19 policies on pedestrian traffic and walking patterns pp. 1178-1193

Avital Angel, Achituv Cohen, Sagi Dalyot and Pnina Plaut

COVID-19 pandemic and minority health disparities in New York City: A spatial and temporal perspective pp. 1194-1211

Rui Li and Youqin Huang

Predicting onset risk of COVID-19 symptom to support healthy travel route planning in the new normal of long-term coexistence with SARS-CoV-2 pp. 1212-1227

Chengzhuo Tong, Wenzhong Shi, Anshu Zhang and Zhicheng Shi

Urban form and COVID-19 cases and deaths in Greater London: An urban morphometric approach pp. 1228-1243

Alessandro Venerandi, Luca Maria Aiello and Sergio Porta

Transit communication via Twitter during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 1244-1261

Wenwen Zhang, Camille Barchers and Janille Smith-Colin

Deploying geospatial visualization dashboards to combat the socioeconomic impacts of COVID-19 pp. 1262-1279

Sarbeswar Praharaj, Patricia Solis and Elizabeth A Wentz

Exploring changes in residential preference during COVID-19: Implications to contemporary urban planning pp. 1280-1297

Fitwi Wolday and Lars Böcker

Using call detail records to determine mobility patterns of different socio-demographic groups in the western area of Sierra Leone during early COVID-19 crisis pp. 1298-1312

Yanchao Li, Ziyu Ran, Lily Tsai and Sarah Williams

Analysis of spatial form and structure of commercial pedestrian blocks based on Isovist and big data pp. 1313-1327

Ye Sun, Wei Lu and Zongchao Gu

The cityseer Python package for pedestrian-scale network-based urban analysis pp. 1328-1344

Gareth Simons

Exploring the role of accessibility in shaping retail location using space syntax measures: A panel-data analysis in Lisbon, 1995–2010 pp. 1345-1360

Rui Colaço and João de Abreu e Silva

Coupled use of isovists and wavelets for street intersection pattern determination pp. 1361-1374

Thomas Leduc

Challenges of consultant-led planning in India’s smart cities mission pp. 1375-1393

Surajit Chakravarty, Mohammed S Bin Mansoor, Bibek Kumar and Priya Seetharaman

An open-source program for spatial decomposition of bus transit networks pp. 1394-1401

Nicholas S Caros, Anson F Stewart and John Attanucci

The breaking points of human development-the separating role of national borders pp. 1402-1404

Géza Tóth

Corrigendum to housing price indices from online listing data: Addressing the spatial bias with sampling weights pp. 1405-1405

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Volume 50, issue 4, 2023

Data analytics and sustainable urban development in global cities pp. 857-862

Neave O’Clery, Juan Carlos Duque, Seraphim Alvanides and Tim Schwanen

Modelling and simulating ‘informal urbanization’: An integrated agent-based and cellular automata model of urban residential growth in Ghana pp. 863-877

Felix S. K. Agyemang, Elisabete Silva and Sean Fox

Using mobile phone big data to discover the spatial patterns of rural migrant workers’ return to work in China’s three urban agglomerations in the post-COVID-19 era pp. 878-894

Kai Liu, Pengjun Zhao, Dan Wan, Xiaodong Hai, Zhangyuan He, Qiyang Liu, Yonghui Qu, Xue Zhang, Kaixi Li and Ling Yu

A microsimulation of spatial inequality in energy access: A bayesian multi-level modelling approach for urban India pp. 895-910

André P Neto-Bradley, Ruchi Choudhary and Peter Challenor

Understanding and predicting the occurrence of void street interfaces pp. 911-926

Luiz de Carvalho Filho and Patrizia Sulis

Unfolding time, race and class inequalities to access leisure pp. 927-941

Diego Bogado Tomasiello and Mariana Giannotti

Measuring the local complementarity of population, amenities and digital activities to identify and understand urban areas of interest pp. 942-957

Eduardo Graells-Garrido, Rossano Schifanella, Daniela Opitz and Francisco Rowe

Are neighbourhood amenities associated with more walking and less driving? Yes, but predominantly for the wealthy pp. 958-982

Samuel Heroy, Isabella Loaiza, Alex Pentland and Neave O’Clery

A network-based analysis to assess COVID-19 disruptions in the Bogotá BRT system pp. 983-999

Juan D. Garcia-Arteaga and Laura Lotero

Evaluating the impact of water protection policy on urban growth: A case study of Jiaxing pp. 1000-1019

ChengHe Guan, Jairo A Gómez, Pratyush Tripathy, Juan C Duque, Santiago Passos, Tong Cheng, Ying Li and Michael Keith

Digital twins: The current “Krays†of urban analytics? pp. 1020-1022

A. Stewart Fotheringham

Estimating the effects of urban green regions in terms of diffusion pp. 1023-1038

Eric K Tokuda, Henrique F de Arruda, Guilherme S Domingues, Luciano da F Costa, Florence AS Shibata, Roberto M Cesar-Jr and Cesar H Comin

Housing price indices from online listing data: Addressing the spatial bias with sampling weights pp. 1039-1056

Esteban Lopez Ochoa

Measuring the superblock based on a hierarchy matrix of geometry, configuration, network, and area: The case of Nanjing pp. 1057-1071

Yacheng Song and Yueting Pang

Income-related spatial concentration of individual social capital in cities pp. 1072-1086

à dám J Kovács, Sándor Juhász, Eszter Bokányi and Balázs Lengyel

Let’s discuss our city! Engaging youth in the co-creation of living environments with digital serious geogames and gamified storytelling pp. 1087-1103

Alenka Poplin, Bruno de Andrade and à talo de Sena

Exploring large-scale spatial distribution of fear of crime by integrating small sample surveys and massive street view images pp. 1104-1120

Fengrui Jing, Lin Liu, Suhong Zhou, Zhenlong Li, Jiangyu Song, Linsen Wang, Ruofei Ma and Xiaoming Li

Network analysis of French inland waterways since 1700 pp. 1121-1125

Alexis Litvine, Christophe Mimeur, Thomas Thévenin, Arthur Starzec, Patrick Mille, Isabelle Séguy, Raphaëlle Boissard, Doriane Hare and Alexandre Frondizi

GeoInfographic design of the multi-spatiality of borders: A case study of epidemic prevention and control in Ruili, China pp. 1126-1129

Ziwei Jiang, Xi Tang and Hong Zhang

Volume 50, issue 3, 2023

A new kind of search pp. 575-578

Michael Batty

A spatial autoregressive geographically weighted quantile regression to explore housing rent determinants in Amsterdam and Warsaw pp. 579-599

Mateusz Tomal and Marco Helbich

Roughness and intermittency within metropolitan regions - Application in three French conurbations pp. 600-620

Janka Lengyel, Stéphane Roux, François Sémécurbe, Stéphane Jaffard and Patrice Abry

Analyzing the impact of three-dimensional visibility value on shopping center retail unit rental prices pp. 621-641

Nur A Khairunnisa and Ahmad Gamal

COVID-19 impacts on non-work travel patterns: A place-based investigation using smartphone mobility data pp. 642-659

Yang Song, Sungmin Lee, Amaryllis H Park and Chanam Lee

Ownership diversity and fragmentation: A barrier to urban centre resilience pp. 660-677

Allison M Orr, Joanna L Stewart, Cath Jackson and James T White

Visual impact assessment of urban developments around heritage landmarks using ULVIA method: (The case of Ark-e-Alishah monument in Tabriz) pp. 678-693

Sirwan Salimi, Morteza Mirgholami and Amir Shakibamanesh

Factors influencing vertical urban development at the parcel scale: The case in Brisbane, Australia pp. 694-708

Yuanyuan Huang, Scott N. Lieske and Yan Liu

A method to derive small area estimates of linked commuting trips by mode from open source LODES and ACS data pp. 709-722

Kevin Credit and Zander Arnao

Geographies of grocery shopping in major Canadian cities: Evidence from large-scale mobile app data pp. 723-739

Lindsey G Smith, Maggie Yifei Ma, Michael J Widener and Steven Farber

The impact of geometric and land use elements on the perceived pleasantness of urban layouts pp. 740-756

Nuno Sousa, João Monteiro, Eduardo Natividade-Jesus and João Coutinho-Rodrigues

Measuring and mapping neighborhood opportunity: A comparison of opportunity indices in California pp. 757-775

Noli Brazil, Jenny Wagner and Raziel Ramil

Evaluating the effects of heat vulnerability on heat-related emergency medical service incidents: Lessons from Austin, Texas pp. 776-795

Kijin Seong, Junfeng Jiao and Akhil Mandalapu

A data-driven investigation on park visitation and income mixing of visitors in New York City pp. 796-813

Hanxue Wei, Xiao Huang, Sicheng Wang, Junyu Lu, Zhenlong Li and Liao Zhu

Factors influencing the performance of virtual reality in urban planning: Evidence from a View corridor Virtual Reality project, Beijing pp. 814-830

Huaxiong Jiang, Stan Geertman, Hao Zhang and Shangyi Zhou

Disadvantaged communities have lower access to urban infrastructure pp. 831-849

Leonardo Nicoletti, Mikhail Sirenko and Trivik Verma

Visualizing the uneven accessibility to nucleic acid testing services in Shenzhen under China’s COVID control measures pp. 850-852

Zifeng Chen

Corrigendum to the Effects of Vacant Lot Greening and the Impact of Land Use and Business Presence on Crime pp. 853-853

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Volume 50, issue 2, 2023

Scaling in city size distributions pp. 287-289

Michael Batty

The Law of Population Concentration pp. 290-298

Felix Auerbach and Antonio Ciccone

A participatory e-planning model in the urban renewal of China: Implications of technologies in facilitating planning participation pp. 299-315

Li Tian, Jinxuan Liu, Yinlong Liang and Yaxin Wu

Deep learning-based investigation of the impact of urban form on the particulate matter concentration on a neighborhood scale pp. 316-331

Moon-Hyun Kim and Tae-Hyoung Tommy Gim

Future land use conflicts: Comparing spatial scenarios for urban-regional planning pp. 332-349

Cristian Henríquez, Mauricio Morales, Jorge Qüense and Rodrigo Hidalgo

Marked crosswalks in US transit-oriented station areas, 2007–2020: A computer vision approach using street view imagery pp. 350-369

Meiqing Li, Hao Sheng, Jeremy Irvin, Heejung Chung, Andrew Ying, Tiger Sun, Andrew Y Ng and Daniel A Rodriguez

The temporality of on-street parking – exploring the role of land-use mix and change on parking dynamics pp. 370-385

Anthony Kimpton, Dominic Stead and Jonathan Corcoran

Urban form character and Airbnb in Amsterdam (NL): A morphometric approach pp. 386-400

Alessandro Venerandi, Alessandra Feliciotti, Martin Fleischmann, Karima Kourtit and Sergio Porta

Methods for neighbourhood Mapping, boundary agreement pp. 401-415

Nicholas S Dalton and Mark Hurrell

Tracking plan implementation using elected officials’ social media communications and votes pp. 416-433

Albert Tonghoon Han and Lucie Laurian

How to harmonise variations in streetscape skeletons under zoning regulations: Considering their external diseconomies pp. 434-452

Hiroyuki Usui

Forecasting the urbanization dynamics in the Seoul metropolitan area using a long short-term memory–based model pp. 453-468

Changyeon Lee, Jaekyung Lee and Sungjin Park

Digital traces: Mapping Bogotá’s unmapped transit network using smartphones and networked databases pp. 469-486

C Erik Vergel-Tovar, Eric Goldwyn and Jonathan Leape

Comparison of precise and approximated building height: Estimation from number of building storeys and spatial variations in the Tokyo metropolitan region pp. 487-499

Hiroyuki Usui

Towards a 15-minute city: A network-based evaluation framework pp. 500-514

Shanqi Zhang, Feng Zhen, Yu Kong, Tashi Lobsang and Sicong Zou

Allocating synthetic population to a finer spatial scale: An integer quadratic programming formulation pp. 515-540

Boyam Fabrice Yameogo, Pierre Hankach, Pierre-Olivier Vandanjon and Pascal Gastineau

How applicable are scaling laws in predicting slum populations in urban systems? Evidence from India pp. 541-555

Amit Patel

TTS2016R: A data set to study population and employment patterns from the 2016 Transportation Tomorrow Survey in the Greater Golden Horseshoe area, Ontario, Canada pp. 556-563

Anastasia Soukhov and Antonio Páez

Visual analytics of graffiti spatial patterns across 30 European city centres pp. 564-568

Alexandros Bartzokas-Tsiompras and Eleftheria Konstantinidou

Visualizing the pattern of origin of international visitors to Beijing and Shanghai based on mobile phone data pp. 569-571

Yao Wang, Yongheng Feng, Xiaodong Meng and Yang Xiao

Volume 50, issue 1, 2023

The Link between Theory and Practice pp. 3-6

Michael Batty

Developing urban biking typologies: Quantifying the complex interactions of bicycle ridership, bicycle network and built environment characteristics pp. 7-23

Ben Beck, Meghan Winters, Trisalyn Nelson, Chris Pettit, Simone Z Leao, Meead Saberi, Jason Thompson, Sachith Seneviratne, Kerry Nice and Mark Stevenson

The shape and size of urban blocks pp. 24-43

Ermal Shpuza

Time, the other dimension of urban form: Measuring the relationship between urban density and accessibility to grocery shops in the 10-minute city pp. 44-59

Todor Kesarovski and Fabio Hernández-Palacio

Monitoring the well-being of vulnerable transit riders using machine learning based sentiment analysis and social media: Lessons from COVID-19 pp. 60-75

Martino Tran, Christina Draeger, Xuerou Wang and Abbas Nikbakht

Re-examining Jane Jacobs’ doctrine using new urban data in Hong Kong pp. 76-93

Jianxiang Huang, Yuming Cui, Lishuai Li, Mengdi Guo, Hung Chak Ho, Yi Lu and Chris Webster

Investigating rural public spaces with cultural significance using morphological, cognitive and behavioural data pp. 94-116

Nan Bai, Pirouz Nourian, Ana Pereira Roders, Raoul Bunschoten, Weixin Huang and Lu Wang

Examining the interplay between racial segregation patterns and access to hospital care pp. 117-129

Gordon Cromley and Jie Lin

Measuring urban nighttime vitality and its relationship with urban spatial structure: A data-driven approach pp. 130-145

Chao Wu, Minwei Zhao and Yu Ye

From urban form to information: Cellular configurations in different spatial cultures pp. 146-161

Vinicius M Netto, Edgardo Brigatti and Caio Cacholas

Realising the Sustainable Development Goal 11.7 in the post-pandemic era – A case study of Taiwan pp. 162-181

Yi-Ya Hsu, Zih-Hong Lin and Chong-En Li

Modelling the interdependence of spatial scales in urban systems pp. 182-197

Janka Lengyel, Seraphim Alvanides and Jan Friedrich

Exploring temporal variability in travel patterns on public transit using big smart card data pp. 198-217

Xia Zhao, Mengying Cui and David Levinson

Physical geography and traffic delays: Evidence from a major coastal city pp. 218-243

Albert Saiz and Luyao Wang

Modeling clusters from the ground up: A web data approach pp. 244-267

Christoph Stich, Emmanouil Tranos and Max Nathan

Tabulating Home Owners’ Loan Corporation area description sheet data pp. 268-280

Scott Markley

Connectivity and centrality: Geovisualization of express networks in China pp. 281-283

Wenjie Sun, Jin Zhang, Hao Shen, Guoqi Li, Hongjian Wang, Feng He and Feng Bi