Environment and Planning B

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Volume 48, issue 9, 2021

Urban data/code: A new EP-B section pp. 2517-2519

Dani Arribas-Bel, Seraphim Alvanides, Michael Batty, Andrew Crooks, Linda See and Levi Wolf

Building height distribution under zoning regulations: Theoretical derivation based on allometric scaling analysis and application to harmonise building heights pp. 2520-2535

Hiroyuki Usui

Exploring the potential of urban (re)form: Modifying gated communities to shorten school travel distance in Nanjing, China pp. 2536-2553

Lingyun Han, Zhen Xu and Clive Sabel

Analyzing the topology characteristic and effectiveness of the China city network pp. 2554-2573

Liang Wang, Xiaolong Xue, Xun Zhou, Zeyu Wang and Rui Liu

Travel mode recognition of urban residents using mobile phone data and MapAPI pp. 2574-2589

Zhenghong Peng, Guikai Bai, Hao Wu, Lingbo Liu and Yang Yu

Trend shifts in road traffic collisions: An application of Hidden Markov Models and Generalised Additive Models to assess the impact of the 20 mph speed limit policy in Edinburgh pp. 2590-2606

Valentin Popov, Glenna Nightingale, Andrew James Williams, Paul Kelly, Ruth Jepson, Karen Milton and Michael Kelly

Locating creativity in the city using Twitter data pp. 2607-2622

Darja Reuschke, Jed Long and Nick Bennett

Spatial sensitivity analysis for urban hotspots using cell phone traces pp. 2623-2639

Jiahui Wu, Enrique Frias-Martinez and Vanessa Frias-Martinez

Estimating public space metrics from nineteenth-century urban cartography: Barcelona’s Cerdà Plan of urban expansion pp. 2640-2655

Albert Santasusagna Riu, Joan Tort Donada, Maria Teresa Vadrí Fortuny and Valerià Paül Carril

Assessing polycentric urban development in Shanghai, China, with detailed passive mobile phone data pp. 2656-2674

Yang Xiao, Yao Wang, Siyu Miao and Xinyi Niu

A multi-dimensional spatial policy model for large-scale multi-municipal Swiss contexts pp. 2675-2690

Michael Walczak

Regional corridor model: Towards a regional corridor model pp. 2691-2709

André Brand and J Ernst Drewes

Geo-tagged environmental noise measurement with smartphones: Accuracy and perspectives of crowdsourced mapping pp. 2710-2725

Andrea Pődör and Szilard Szabó

A data-driven complex network approach for planning sustainable and inclusive urban mobility hubs and services pp. 2726-2742

Martino Tran and Christina Draeger

Spatial autoregressive analysis of nationwide street network patterns with global open data pp. 2743-2760

Qi Zhou, Hao Lin and Junya Bao

Collaging atmosphere: Exploring the architectural touch of the eye pp. 2761-2774

Anette Stenslund

Public transport availability inequalities and transport poverty risk across England pp. 2775-2789

Yeran Sun and Piyushimita (Vonu) Thakuriah

Proposing an integrated accessibility-based measure to evaluate spatial equity among different social classes pp. 2790-2807

Mohammad Azmoodeh, Farshidreza Haghighi and Hamid Motieyan

Access structure pp. 2808-2826

Yacheng Song, Ye Zhang and Dongqing Han

Detecting industry clusters from the bottom up based on co-location patterns mining: A case study in Dongguan, China pp. 2827-2841

Zihui Liu, Xinyue Chen, Weipan Xu, Yimin Chen and Xun Li

Emphasising spatial structure in geosocial media data using spatial amplifier filtering pp. 2842-2861

René Westerholt

Investigating functional mix in Europe's dispersed urban areas pp. 2862-2879

Alexander Wandl and Birgit Hausleitner

An end-user evaluation to analyze the effectiveness of cartograms for mapping relative non-motorized accessibility pp. 2880-2897

Aldo Arranz-López, Julio A Soria-Lara and Amor Ariza-à Lvarez

Volume 48, issue 8, 2021

Multiple models pp. 2129-2132

Michael Batty

Measuring urban form: Overcoming terminological inconsistencies for a quantitative and comprehensive morphologic analysis of cities pp. 2133-2150

Martin Fleischmann, Ombretta Romice and Sergio Porta

Spatiotemporal patterns of alcohol outlets and violence: A spatially heterogeneous Markov chain analysis pp. 2151-2166

Ran Wei, Tony H Grubesic and Wei Kang

The environmental product variety and retail rents on central urban shopping areas: A multi-stage spatial data mining method pp. 2167-2187

Tony Shun-Te Yuo and Tzuhui Angie Tseng

An open-source tool to extract natural continuity and hierarchy of urban street networks pp. 2188-2205

Pratyush Tripathy, Pooja Rao, Krishnachandran Balakrishnan and Teja Malladi

Minimizing aggregation errors when measuring potential access to services for social groups at the city scale pp. 2206-2220

Chengcheng Wu, Neil A Powe and Alison Copeland

Using betweenness metrics to investigate the geographical distribution of retailers pp. 2221-2238

Luigi Buzzacchi, Philippe Leveque, Roberta Taramino and Giulio Zotteri

A city-scale assessment of emergency response accessibility to vulnerable populations and facilities under normal and pluvial flood conditions for Shanghai, China pp. 2239-2253

Jie Yin, Dapeng Yu and Banggu Liao

A data-driven mobility–energy typology framework for New York State pp. 2254-2271

Clement Rames, AlÄ na M Wilson, Daniel Zimny-Schmitt, Carolina Neri, Joshua Sperling and Patricia Romero-Lankao

Measuring polycentric structures of megaregions in China: Linking morphological and functional dimensions pp. 2272-2288

Wei Chen, Oleg Golubchikov and Zhigao Liu

Modeling the impacts of park access on health outcomes: A utility-based accessibility approach pp. 2289-2306

Gregory S Macfarlane, Nico Boyd, John E Taylor and Kari Watkins

Embodied 3D isovists: A method to model the visual perception of space pp. 2307-2325

Jakub Krukar, Charu Manivannan, Mehul Bhatt and Carl Schultz

A cost–benefit analysis of implementing urban heat island adaptation measures in small- and medium-sized cities in Austria pp. 2326-2345

Daniel Johnson, Linda See, Sandro M Oswald, Gundula Prokop and Tamás Krisztin

Sustainable and inclusive – Evaluating urban sustainability indicators’ suitability for measuring progress towards SDG-11 pp. 2346-2362

Ryan Thomas, Angel Hsu and Amy Weinfurter

Predicting vibrancy of metro station areas considering spatial relationships through graph convolutional neural networks: The case of Shenzhen, China pp. 2363-2384

Longzhu Xiao, Siuming Lo, Jiangping Zhou, Jixiang Liu and Linchuan Yang

Does metropolitan form affect transportation sustainability? Evidence from US metropolitan areas pp. 2385-2401

Andres Sevtuk and Reza Amindarbari

Classification of residential buildings into spatial patterns of urban growth: A morpho-structural approach pp. 2402-2417

Joan Perez, Alexandre Ornon and Hiroyuki Usui

Walkability scoring: Why and how does a three-dimensional pedestrian network matter? pp. 2418-2435

Jianting Zhao, Guibo Sun and Chris Webster

Understanding Chinese tourist mobility and consumption-related behaviours in London using Sina Weibo check-ins pp. 2436-2452

Zi Ye, Andy Newing and Graham Clarke

Central Eastern European cities within multi-level transnational company networks: cores, peripheries and diffusion of innovation pp. 2453-2465

Natalia Zdanowska

Evaluating the impact mechanism of citizen participation on citizen satisfaction in a smart city pp. 2466-2480

Hualin Xu and Wenlong Zhu

Experimental analysis of walkability evaluation using virtual reality application pp. 2481-2496

Kazuki Nakamura

The spatial dimension of the French private rental markets: Evidence from microgeographic data in 2015 pp. 2497-2513

Kassoum Ayouba, Marie-Laure Breuillé, Camille Grivault and Julie Le Gallo

Volume 48, issue 7, 2021

The unpredictability of the digital revolution pp. 1749-1752

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Winner of the 2020 Breheny Prize pp. 1753-1754

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Planning participants’ preferential differences under immersive virtual reality and conventional representations: An experiment of street renewal pp. 1755-1769

Wei Zhu, Shaoyu Guo and Jinhua Zhao

Subdividing the sprawl: Endogenous segmentation of housing submarkets in expansion areas of Santiago, Chile pp. 1770-1786

Tomás Cox and Ricardo Hurtubia

Evaluating pedestrian perceptions of street design with a 3D stated preference survey pp. 1787-1805

Dena Kasraian, Sneha Adhikari, David Kossowsky, Michael Luubert, G Brent Hall, Jason Hawkins, Khandker Nurul Habib and Matthew J Roorda

The local structures of human mobility in Chicago pp. 1806-1821

James Saxon

Exploring the relationship between spatial morphology characteristics and scenic beauty preference of landscape open space unit by using point cloud data pp. 1822-1840

Yijing Wang, Sisi Zlatanova, Jinjin Yan, Ziqiao Huang and Yuning Cheng

Cellular automata for simulating land-use change with a constrained irregular space representation: A case study in Nanjing city, China pp. 1841-1859

Jie Zhu, Yizhong Sun, Shuyin Song, Jing Yang and Hu Ding

When plans are used to no effect: Considering implementation performance of greater Brisbane’s compact activity centre policies pp. 1860-1875

Mark Limb, Carl Grodach, Paul Donehue and Severine Mayere

Mapping China’s regional economic activity by integrating points-of-interest and remote sensing data with random forest pp. 1876-1894

Qian Chen, Tingting Ye, Naizhuo Zhao, Mingjun Ding, Zutao Ouyang, Peng Jia, Wenze Yue and Xuchao Yang

Shedding new light on residential property price variation in England: A multi-scale exploration pp. 1895-1911

Bin Chi, Adam Dennett, Thomas Oléron-Evans and Robin Morphet

What’s your angle? Analyzing angled parking via satellite imagery to aid bike-network planning pp. 1912-1925

Marcel E Moran

Spatial clustering: Influence of urban street networks on retail sales volumes pp. 1926-1942

Yuji Yoshimura, Paolo Santi, Juan Murillo Arias, Siqi Zheng and Carlo Ratti

Co-presence patterns in dispersed residential neighbourhoods of Brazilian medium-sized cities pp. 1943-1954

Filipe BM Maciel and Fábio LL Zampieri

The interplay of spatial spread of COVID-19 and human mobility in the urban system of China during the Chinese New Year pp. 1955-1971

Xiaoyan Mu, Anthony Gar-On Yeh and Xiaohu Zhang

Hierarchical siting of macro fire station and micro fire station pp. 1972-1988

Wenhao Yu, Yujie Chen and Menglin Guan

Cumulative (and self-reinforcing) spatial inequalities: Interactions between accessibility and segregation in four Brazilian metropolises pp. 1989-2005

Tainá A Bittencourt, Mariana Giannotti and Eduardo Marques

A Spatial Livability Index for dense urban centers pp. 2006-2022

Francisco Benita, Vyacheslav Kalashnikov and Bige Tunçer

Using deep learning to examine the correlation between transportation planning and perceived safety of the built environment pp. 2023-2038

Justin B Hollander, Giorgi Nikolaishvili, Alphonsus A Adu-Bredu, Minyu Situ and Shabnam Bista

Examining the spatial distribution and temporal change of the green view index in New York City using Google Street View images and deep learning pp. 2039-2054

Xiaojiang Li

The impact of bike network indicators on bike kilometers traveled and bike safety: A network theory approach pp. 2055-2072

Mohamed Bayoumi Kamel and Tarek Sayed

The effects of activity-related contexts on individual sound exposures: A time–geographic approach to soundscape studies pp. 2073-2092

Lirong Kou, Mei-Po Kwan and Yanwei Chai

A land-use clustering approach to capturing the level-of-service of large urban corridors: A case study in downtown Los Angeles pp. 2093-2109

Junseo Bae and Kunhee Choi

A two-dimensional propensity score matching method for longitudinal quasi-experimental studies: A focus on travel behavior and the built environment pp. 2110-2122

Haotian Zhong, Wei Li and Marlon G Boarnet

Volume 48, issue 6, 2021

Integrated environmental and human observations for smart cities pp. 1375-1379

Zhixiang Fang, Shih-Lung Shaw, Bisheng Yang, Paolo Santi and Wei Tu

Spatial accessibility to kindergartens using a spectrum combinational approach: Case study of Shanghai using cellphone data pp. 1380-1397

Zifeng Chen, Xingang Zhou and Anthony GO Yeh

Understanding the compactness of employment activities in high-density cities through cellphone location data pp. 1398-1413

Xingang Zhou, Wei Lang, Anthony GO Yeh and Xinyi Niu

Noise exposure of the residential areas close to urban expressways in a high-rise mountainous city pp. 1414-1429

Heng Li and Hui Xie

Urban function recognition by integrating social media and street-level imagery pp. 1430-1444

Chao Ye, Fan Zhang, Lan Mu, Yong Gao and Yu Liu

Characterizing the complex influence of the urban built environment on the dynamic population distribution of Shenzhen, China, using geographically and temporally weighted regression pp. 1445-1462

Xiaoqian Liu, Bo Huang, Rongrong Li and Jionghua Wang

Revealing the impact of storm surge on taxi operations: Evidence from taxi and typhoon trajectory data pp. 1463-1477

Zhixiang Fang, Yichen Wu, Haoyu Zhong, Jianfeng Liang and Xiao Song

Space syntax visibility graph analysis is not robust to changes in spatial and temporal resolution pp. 1478-1494

Jonathan D Ericson, Elizabeth R Chrastil and William H Warren

Footfall signatures and volumes: Towards a classification of UK centres pp. 1495-1510

Christine Mumford, Cathy Parker, Nikolaos Ntounis and Ed Dargan

Route planning for blind pedestrians using OpenStreetMap pp. 1511-1526

Achituv Cohen and Sagi Dalyot

Integrating multiple data to identify building functions in China’s urban villages pp. 1527-1542

Ning Niu and He Jin

A tale of two cities: Jobs–housing balance and urban spatial structures from the perspective of transit commuters pp. 1543-1557

Jie Huang, Yujie Hu, Jiaoe Wang and Xiang Li

Enhancing citizen engagement in planning through participatory film-making pp. 1558-1573

Jen Manuel and Geoff Vigar

Artificial increasing returns to scale and the problem of sampling from lognormals pp. 1574-1590

Andrés Gómez-Liévano, Vladislav Vysotsky and José Lobo

Measuring the changing pattern of ethnic segregation in England and Wales with Consumer Registers pp. 1591-1608

Tian Lan, Jens Kandt and Paul Longley

The Spanish spatial city size distribution pp. 1609-1631

Rafael González-Val

Relationship between urban development patterns and noise complaints in England pp. 1632-1649

Huan Tong and Jian Kang

Destabilization of an urban subsystem by a virtual collapse in its space–time structure pp. 1650-1666

Terence R Smith

Urban decline and residential preference: The effect of vacant lots on housing premiums pp. 1667-1683

Youngre Noh, Galen Newman and Ryun Jung Lee

Travel flow aggregation: Nationally scalable methods for interactive and online visualisation of transport behaviour at the road network level pp. 1684-1696

Malcolm Morgan and Robin Lovelace

Random walks in urban graphs: A minimal model of movement pp. 1697-1711

Sean Hanna

A computer-assisted expert algorithm for real estate valuation in Spanish cities pp. 1712-1727

Beatriz Larraz, José-Luis Alfaro-Navarro, Emilio L Cano, Esteban Alfaro-Cortes, Noelia Garcia and Matías Gámez

Evaluation of pedestrian navigation in Smart Cities pp. 1728-1745

Lisa Stähli, Ioannis Giannopoulos and Martin Raubal

Volume 48, issue 5, 2021

Ian Masser 1937–2021 pp. 981-983

Michael Batty

Ian Masser: Some personal reflections pp. 983-985

Peter Brown

Resilience of cities to external shocks: Analysis, modeling and economic impacts pp. 986-988

Satish Ukkusuri, Seetharam Ke, Peter Morgan and Linda See

Financing resilience efforts to confront future urban and sea-level rise flooding: Are coastal megacities in Association of Southeast Asian Nations doing enough? pp. 989-1010

Amar Causevic, Matthew LoCastro, Dharish David, Sujeetha Selvakkumaran and Ã…sa Gren

Spatio-temporal dynamics of flood exposure in Shenzhen from present to future pp. 1011-1024

Gizem Mestav Sarica, Tinger Zhu, Wei Jian, Edmond Yat-Man Lo and Tso-Chien Pan

Urban resilience in the aftermath of tropical storm Washi in the Philippines: The role of autonomous household responses pp. 1025-1041

Karl Sam M Maquiling, Safira De La Sala and Paul Rabé

Regional differences in resilience of social and physical systems: Case study of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria pp. 1042-1057

Takahiro Yabe, P Suresh C Rao and Satish V Ukkusuri

Modeling regional impacts and resilience to water service disruptions in urban economies pp. 1058-1074

Sheree A Pagsuyoin and Joost R Santos

Estimation of earthquake damage to urban environments using sparse modeling pp. 1075-1090

Yoshiki Ogawa, Yoshihide Sekimoto and Ryosuke Shibasaki

Road network vulnerability and city-level characteristics: A nationwide comparative analysis of Japanese cities pp. 1091-1107

Johan Rose Santos, Nur Diana Safitri, Maya Safira, Varun Varghese and Makoto Chikaraishi

Planning for tourist urban evacuation routes: A framework for improving the data collection and evacuation processes pp. 1108-1125

Guy Wachtel, Jan-Dirk Schmöcker, Yuval Hadas, Yuhan Gao, Oren E Nahum and Boaz Ben-Moshe

Resilience assessment tool for port planning pp. 1126-1143

Manhar Dhanak, Scott Parr, Evangelos I Kaisar, Panagiota Goulianou, Hannah Russell and Fanny Kristiansson

Impact assessment and a fiscal recovery policy for tsunami risk: GIS and the general equilibrium approach in Hakodate city, Japan pp. 1144-1160

Hajime Tanaka and Michael Huang

Classifying settlement types from multi-scale spatial patterns of building footprints pp. 1161-1179

Warren C Jochem, Douglas R Leasure, Oliver Pannell, Heather R Chamberlain, Patricia Jones and Andrew J Tatem

Validating activity, time, and space diversity as essential components of urban vitality pp. 1180-1197

Chaogui Kang, Dongwan Fan and Hongzan Jiao

Using unsupervised learning to partition 3D city scenes for distributed building energy microsimulation pp. 1198-1212

Sameh Zakhary, Julian Rosser, Peer-Olaf Siebers, Yong Mao and Darren Robinson

Homeomorphic architecture: Radial prisons and contracted graphs pp. 1213-1227

Sabri Gökmen

Predicting cycling volumes using crowdsourced activity data pp. 1228-1244

Mark Livingston, David McArthur, Jinhyun Hong and Kirstie English

How can the urban landscape affect urban vitality at the street block level? A case study of 15 metropolises in China pp. 1245-1262

Anqi Zhang, Weifeng Li, Jiayu Wu, Jian Lin, Jianqun Chu and Chang Xia

Optimisation of building and road network densities in terms of variation in plot sizes and shapes pp. 1263-1278

Hiroyuki Usui

Does non-conforming urban development mean the failure of zoning? A framework for conformance-based evaluation pp. 1279-1295

Xiaoqiang Shen, Xiangdong Wang, Zhou Zhang and Luocheng Fei

Analyzing correlation of urban functionality and spatial configuration pp. 1296-1313

Yin-Hao Chiu, I-Ting Chuang and Chi-Yao Tsai

Impact of ecological security on urban sustainability in Western China—A case study of Xi’an pp. 1314-1339

Fei Wang and Ning Gu

Walking accessibility to neighbourhood open space in a multi-level urban environment of Hong Kong pp. 1340-1356

Bo-Sin Tang, Kenneth KH Wong, Kenneth SS Tang and Siu Wai Wong

The spatial structure of US metropolitan employment: New insights from administrative data pp. 1357-1372

Robert Manduca

Volume 48, issue 4, 2021

The digital transformation of planning pp. 593-597

Michael Batty

Patterns amidst the turmoil: COVID-19 and cities pp. 598-603

Shauna Brail

Towards analytical typologies of plot systems: Quantitative profile of five European cities pp. 604-620

Evgeniya Bobkova, Meta Berghauser Pont and Lars Marcus

Measuring urban social sustainability: Scale development and validation pp. 621-637

Taimaz Larimian and Arash Sadeghi

The two and half minute walk: Fast charging of electric vehicles and the economic value of walkability pp. 638-654

Bardia Mashhoodi, Arjan van Timmeren and Nils van der Blij

Does nature make us happier? A spatial error model of greenspace types and mental wellbeing pp. 655-670

Victoria Houlden, João Porto de Albuquerque, Scott Weich and Stephen Jarvis

Commute mode share and access to jobs across US metropolitan areas pp. 671-684

Hao Wu, David Levinson and Andrew Owen

The re-emergence of educational inequality during a period of reforms: A study of Swedish school leavers 1991–2012 pp. 685-705

Eva K Andersson, Pontus Hennerdal and Bo Malmberg

Crime and bus stops: An examination using transit smart card and crime data pp. 706-723

Renee Zahnow and Jonathan Corcoran

Spatial pattern analysis of address quality: A study on the impact of rapid urban expansion in China pp. 724-740

Yue Lin, Mengjun Kang and Biao He

Graph input representations for machine learning applications in urban network analysis pp. 741-758

Alessio Pagani, Abhinav Mehrotra and Mirco Musolesi

The development of urban mega-projects in China: A case study of Nantong’s metro project pp. 759-774

Shutian Zhou, Guofang Zhai, Yuwen Lu and Yijun Shi

Assessing geographical representativeness of crowdsourced urban mobility data: An empirical investigation of Australian bicycling pp. 775-792

Scott N Lieske, Simone Z Leao, Lindsey Conrow and Chris Pettit

How 3D visualization can help us understand spatial inequality: On social distance and crime pp. 793-809

Meirav Aharon-Gutman and David Burg

Santa Marta Urban Grammar: Unraveling the spontaneous occupation of Brazilian informal settlements pp. 810-827

Debora Verniz and José P Duarte

Shortest paths, travel costs, and traffic pp. 828-844

Mengying Cui and David Levinson

On the consistency of urban cellular automata models based on hexagonal and square cells pp. 845-860

Aditya Tafta Nugraha, Ben J Waterson, Simon P Blainey and Frederick J Nash

The effects of ‘publicness’ and quality of publicly accessible open space upon user satisfaction pp. 861-879

Daniel CW Ho, Lawrence WC Lai and Anqi Wang

Risk priorities and their co-occurrences in smart city project implementation: Evidence from India’s Smart Cities Mission (SCM) pp. 880-894

Khushboo Gupta, Wenwen Zhang and Ralph P Hall

Capability-wise walkability evaluation as an indicator of urban peripherality pp. 895-911

Ivan BleÄ ić, Arnaldo Cecchini, Tanja Congiu, Giovanna Fancello, Valentina Talu and Giuseppe A Trunfio

OPTIDENS: An optimization model to explore the conditions of possibility of slow but accessible urban areas pp. 912-928

Cyrille Genre-Grandpierre, Alena Melnikava, Serigne Gueye and Philippe Michelon

A statistical shape grammar approach to analysing and generating design instances of Murcutt’s domestic architecture pp. 929-944

Ju Hyun Lee, Michael J Ostwald and Ning Gu

Multi-objective trajectory optimization in planning for sequential activities across space and through time pp. 945-963

Xin Feng, Shaohua Wang, Alan T Murray, Yuanpei Cao and Song Gao

Isovist indicators as a means to relieve pedestrian psycho-physiological stress in Hong Kong pp. 964-978

Luyao Xiang, Georgios Papastefanou and Edward Ng

Volume 48, issue 3, 2021

Advances in urban informatics pp. 395-399

Xintao Liu, Wenzhong Shi and Anshu Zhang

Polycentric urban development and urban amenities: Evidence from Chinese cities pp. 400-416

Mingshu Wang

CityThings: An integration of the dynamic sensor data to the 3D city model pp. 417-432

Thunyathep Santhanavanich and Volker Coors

Identifying spatio-temporal hotspots of human activity that are popular non-work destinations pp. 433-448

Roberto Ponce Lopez and Joseph Ferreira

Using data mining to explore the spatial and temporal dynamics of perceptions of metro services in China: The case of Shenzhen pp. 449-466

Shuli Luo and Sylvia Y He

A machine learning approach to modelling the spatial variations in the daily fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) of Shanghai, China pp. 467-483

Xin-Yi Song, Ya Gao, Yubo Peng, Sen Huang, Chao Liu and Zhong-Ren Peng

Towards the collaborative development of machine learning techniques in planning support systems – a Sydney example pp. 484-502

Oliver Lock, Michael Bain and Christopher Pettit

Is OpenStreetMap a good source of information for cultural statistics? The case of Italian museums pp. 503-520

Francesco Balducci

Geosilhouettes: Geographical measures of cluster fit pp. 521-539

Levi J Wolf, Elijah Knaap and Sergio Rey

Economic geography and the scaling of urban and regional income in India pp. 540-554

Anand Sahasranaman and Luís MA Bettencourt

Non-path dependent urban growth potential mapping using a data-driven evidential belief function pp. 555-573

Reza Arasteh, Rahim Ali Abbaspour and Abdolrassoul Salmanmahiny

A comparative analysis of underground and bus transit networks through graph theory pp. 574-591

Lorenzo Mussone and Roberto Notari

Volume 48, issue 2, 2021

Introduction to new editorial board members pp. 203-207

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Planning education in the digital age pp. 207-211

Michael Batty

Digital plans and plan data in planning support science pp. 212-215

Anna M Hersperger and Christian Fertner

Analyzing the obstruction effects of obstacles on light pollution caused by street lighting system in Cambridge, Massachusetts pp. 216-230

Xiaojiang Li, Fábio Duarte and Carlo Ratti

As different as night and day: Scaling analysis of Swedish urban areas and regional labor markets pp. 231-247

Deborah Strumsky, Jose Lobo and Charlotta Mellander

Building morphometric analysis as a tool for urban renewal: Identifying post-Second World War mass public housing development potential pp. 248-264

Idan Porat and Dalit Shach-Pinsly

Inferring floor area ratio thresholds for the delineation of city centers based on cognitive perception pp. 265-279

Michael Wurm, Jan Goebel, Gert Wagner, Matthias Weigand, Stefan Dech and Hannes Taubenböck

Cost assessment of urban sprawl on municipal services using hierarchical regression pp. 280-297

Eric Gielen, Gabriel Riutort-Mayol, José Luis Miralles i Garcia and José Sergio Palencia Jiménez

Empowering open science with reflexive and spatialised indicators pp. 298-313

Juste Raimbault, Pierre-Olivier Chasset, Clémentine Cottineau, Hadrien Commenges, Denise Pumain, Christine Kosmopoulos and Arnaud Banos

Household-level dynamics in residential location choice modelling with a latent auction method pp. 314-330

Jason Hawkins, Adam Weiss and Khandker Nurul Habib

Understanding volume and correlations of automated walk count: Predictors for necessary, optional, and social activities in Dilworth Park pp. 331-347

Jae Min Lee

Cartograms, hexograms and regular grids: Minimising misrepresentation in spatial data visualisations pp. 348-357

Samuel H Langton and Reka Solymosi

Factors affecting newly increased construction land at different development stages: Evidence from 352 Chinese cities pp. 358-375

Wanfu Jin, Chunshan Zhou, Shijie Li and Guojun Zhang

Simulating the impact of developers’ capital possession on urban development across a megacity: An agent-based approach pp. 376-391

Agung Wahyudi, Yan Liu and Jonathan Corcoran

Volume 48, issue 1, 2021

Science and design in the age of COVID-19 pp. 3-8

Michael Batty

The temporality of place: Constructing a temporal typology of crime in commercial precincts pp. 9-24

J Corcoran, R Zahnow, A Kimpton, R Wickes and C Brunsdon

Workplace segregation of rural migrants in urban China: A case study of Shenzhen using cellphone big data pp. 25-42

Xingang Zhou, Zifeng Chen, Anthony GO Yeh and Yang Yue

Singularity cities pp. 43-59

Yunfei Li, Diego Rybski and Jürgen P. Kropp

Connecting the city: A three-dimensional pedestrian network of Hong Kong pp. 60-75

Guibo Sun, Chris Webster and Xiaohu Zhang

URBAN-i: From urban scenes to mapping slums, transport modes, and pedestrians in cities using deep learning and computer vision pp. 76-93

Mohamed R Ibrahim, James Haworth and Tao Cheng

Shape grammar, culture, and generation of vernacular houses (a practice on the villages adjacent to rice fields of Mazandaran, in the north of Iran) pp. 94-114

Majid Yousefniapasha, Catherine Teeling, John Rollo and Dick Bunt

Collective sensing of evolving urban structures: From activity-based to content-aware social monitoring pp. 115-131

Eszter Bokányi, Zsófia Kallus and István Gódor

Beyond retail: New ways of classifying UK shopping and consumption spaces pp. 132-150

Les Dolega, Jonathan Reynolds, Alex Singleton and Michalis Pavlis

A novel excess commuting framework: Considering commuting efficiency and equity simultaneously pp. 151-168

Yang Zhang, Yongping Zhang and Jiangping Zhou

The morphology and circuity of walkable, bikeable, and drivable street networks in Phnom Penh, Cambodia pp. 169-185

Yat Yen, Pengjun Zhao and Muhammad T Sohail

Learning to walk: Modeling transportation mode choice distribution through neural networks pp. 186-199

Gideon DPA Aschwanden, Jasper S Wijnands, Jason Thompson, Kerry A Nice, Haifeng Zhao and Mark Stevenson