Environment and Planning B

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Volume 45, issue 6, 2018

Winners of the Breheny Prize pp. 997-998

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Measuring and modelling segregation – New concepts, new methods and new data pp. 999-1002

Richard Harris and Ron Johnston

Implementing a Multilevel Index of Dissimilarity in R with a case study of the changing scales of residential ethnic segregation in England and Wales pp. 1003-1021

Richard Harris and Dewi Owen

Predicting neighborhood racial change in large US metropolitan areas, 1990–2010 pp. 1022-1037

Mark Ellis, Richard Wright, Lee Fiorio and Steven Holloway

Measuring isolation across space and over time with new tools: Evidence from Californian metropolitan regions pp. 1038-1054

William AV Clark and John Östh

Key assumptions in multiscale segregation measures: How zoning and strength of spatial association condition outcomes pp. 1055-1072

Christopher S Fowler

Uneven geographies: Exploring the sensitivity of spatial indices of residential segregation pp. 1073-1089

Joana Barros and Flavia F Feitosa

A multi-level modeling approach to understanding residential segregation in the United States pp. 1090-1105

Mariana C Arcaya, Gabriel Schwartz and Subramanian Sv

Testing the role of barriers in shaping segregation profiles: The importance of visualizing the local neighborhood pp. 1106-1121

Rory Kramer

Modelling residential segregation as unevenness and clustering: A multilevel modelling approach incorporating spatial dependence and tackling the MAUP pp. 1122-1141

Kelvyn Jones, David Manley, Ron Johnston and Dewi Owen

Spatial dynamics of cultural diversity in the Netherlands pp. 1142-1156

Daniel Arribas-Bel and Jessie Bakens

Neighborhood formation in St. Louis, 1930 pp. 1157-1174

John R Logan, Chris Graziul and Nathan Frey

Volume 45, issue 5, 2018

Digital twins pp. 817-820

Michael Batty

Exploring an integrated urban carbon dioxide (CO2) emission model and mitigation plan for new cities pp. 821-841

Chao Liu, Sen Huang, Peng Xu and Zhong-ren Peng

Accounting for cognitive effort in random regret-only models: Effect of attribute variation and choice set size pp. 842-863

Sunghoon Jang, Soora Rasouli and Harry Timmermans

Data imputation in a short-run space-time series: A Bayesian approach pp. 864-887

Lars Pforte, Chris Brunsdon, Conor Cahalane and Martin Charlton

An urban sprawl index based on multivariate and Bayesian factor analysis with application at the municipality level in Valencia pp. 888-914

Eric Gielen, Gabriel Riutort-Mayol, José Sergio Palencia-Jiménez and Isidro Cantarino

The influence of urban environments on our subjective momentary experiences pp. 915-932

Amit Birenboim

Urban form, building characteristics, and residential electricity consumption: A case study in Tainan City pp. 933-952

Yen-Jong Chen, Rodney H Matsuoka and Tzu-Min Liang

Polycentric urban development in China: A multi-scale analysis pp. 953-972

Xingjian Liu, Ben Derudder and Mingshu Wang

Adapting principles of developmental biology and agent-based modelling for automated urban residential layout design pp. 973-993

Yuchao Sun and John Taplin

Volume 45, issue 4, 2018

Lionel John March, Founding Editor 1934–2018 pp. 591-594

Michael Batty

Talking to Lionel March pp. 595-597

George Stiny

Lionel March: Sharing ideas through research pp. 598-600

Chris Earl

And in memoriam, Lionel March dressed up … pp. 601-602

Philip Steadman

The scaling of income distribution in Australia: Possible relationships between urban allometry, city size, and economic inequality pp. 603-622

Somwrita Sarkar, Peter Phibbs, Roderick Simpson and Sachin Wasnik

Entelechy revisited: On the generative specification of John Portman’s architectural language pp. 623-648

Heather Ligler and Athanassios Economou

An approach to determine the frequency of bridges in an urban context: The case of European cities pp. 649-668

Pedro Plasencia-Lozano

Integrating climate change adaptation into community planning using a participatory process: The case of Saebat Maeul community in Busan, Korea pp. 669-690

Donghyun Kim and Jung Eun Kang

Land quality and the city: Monitoring urban growth and land take in 76 Southern European metropolitan areas pp. 691-712

Luca Salvati, Ilaria Tombolini, Achille Ippolito and Margherita Carlucci

The poet Neruda’s environment: The Isla Negra house pp. 713-732

Franciney Carreiro de França and Margarita Greene

Evaluating the services and facilities of European cities using crowdsourced place data pp. 733-750

Spyridon Spyratos and Demetris Stathakis

Prioritizing store plan alternatives produced with shape grammar using multi-criteria decision-making techniques pp. 751-771

Sahika Ozdemir and Yavuz Ozdemir

Sense of place in the changing process of house form: Case studies from Ankara, Turkey pp. 772-796

Duygu Gokce and Fei Chen

A tool to predict perceived urban stress in open public spaces pp. 797-813

Martin Knöll, Katrin Neuheuser, Thomas Cleff and Annette Rudolph-Cleff

Volume 45, issue 3, 2018

Integrating social networks and spatial analyses of the built environment pp. 395-399

Xinyue Ye and Xingjian Liu

The built environment, spatial scale, and social networks: Do land uses matter for personal network structure? pp. 400-416

Adam Boessen, John R Hipp, Carter T Butts, Nicholas N Nagle and Emily J Smith

Measuring segregation between rural migrants and local residents in urban China: An integrated spatio-social network analysis of Kecun in Guangzhou pp. 417-433

Miaoxi Zhao and Yiming Wang

A commuting spectrum analysis of the jobs–housing balance and self-containment of employment with mobile phone location big data pp. 434-451

Xingang Zhou, Anthony GO Yeh, Weifeng Li and Yang Yue

The role of peer effects and the built environment on individual travel behavior pp. 452-469

Changjoo Kim, Olivier Parent and Rainer vom Hofe

Exploring the imprint of social media networks on neighborhood community through the lens of gentrification pp. 470-488

Joseph Gibbons, Atsushi Nara and Bruce Appleyard

A framework of comparative urban trajectory analysis pp. 489-507

Miaoyi Li, Xinyue Ye, Shanqi Zhang, Xiaoyong Tang and Zhenjiang Shen

Patronage of urban commercial clusters: A network-based extension of the Huff model for balancing location and size pp. 508-528

Andres Sevtsuk and Raul Kalvo

Demonstration of public participation and communication through social media in the network society within Shanghai pp. 529-547

Miaoxi Zhao, Yanliu Lin and Ben Derudder

In pursuit of a well-balanced network of cities and towns: A case study of the Changjiang Delta Region in China pp. 548-566

ChengHe Guan and Peter G Rowe

Quantifying scenic areas using crowdsourced data pp. 567-582

Chanuki Illushka Seresinhe, Helen Susannah Moat and Tobias Preis

David Abernathy, Using geodata & geolocation in the social sciences: Mapping our connected world pp. 583-585

Stefano De Sabbata

Marc Barthelemy, The structure and dynamics of cities: Urban data analysis and theoretical modeling pp. 585-586

Sybil Derrible

Geoffrey West, Scale: The universal laws of growth, innovation, sustainability, and the pace of life in organisms, cities, economies, and companies pp. 586-588

Wenfei Xu

Volume 45, issue 2, 2018

Renewing infrastructure pp. 205-207

Michael Batty

A mixed methods approach for the integration of urban design and economic evaluation: Industrial heritage and urban regeneration in China pp. 208-232

Mauro Berta, Marta Bottero and Valentina Ferretti

Indoor landmark-based path-finding utilising the expanded connectivity of an endpoint partition pp. 233-252

Pepijn Viaene, Alain De Wulf and Philippe De Maeyer

Assessing innovation: Dynamics of high-rise development in an Israeli city pp. 253-274

Jonatan Almagor, Itzhak Benenson and Nurit Alfasi

A QUality INdex of Parks for Youth (QUINPY): Evaluating urban parks through geographic information systems pp. 275-294

Alessandro Rigolon and Jeremy Németh

New insights on relationships between street crimes and ambient population: Use of hourly population data estimated from mobile phone users’ locations pp. 295-311

Kazumasa Hanaoka

Proximity of public schools to major highways and industrial facilities, and students’ school performance and health hazards pp. 312-329

Byoung-Suk Kweon, Paul Mohai, Sangyun Lee and Amy M Sametshaw

Qualitative monitoring of information infrastructures: A case study of INSPIRE pp. 330-344

Ian Masser and Joep Crompvoets

Integrating ‘weighted views’ to quantitative 3D visibility analysis as a predictive tool for perception of space pp. 345-366

Dafna Fisher-Gewirtzman

Urban association rules: Uncovering linked trips for shopping behavior pp. 367-385

Yuji Yoshimura, Stanislav Sobolevsky, Juan N Bautista Hobin, Carlo Ratti and Josep Blat

Yannis Ioannides, From neighborhoods to nations pp. 386-387

Michiel Gerritse

Ian Foster, Rayid Ghani, Ron S Jarmin, et al. (eds), Big data and social science: A practical guide to methods and tools pp. 388-389

Marynia Kolak

Andy Kirk, Data visualization: A handbook for data driven design pp. 390-391

Joanna Merson

Volume 45, issue 1, 2018

Artificial intelligence and smart cities pp. 3-6

Michael Batty

What makes a landscape contemplative? pp. 7-25

Agnieszka A Olszewska, Paulo F Marques, Robert L Ryan and Fernando Barbosa

The influence of urban landscape spatial patterns on single-family housing prices pp. 26-43

Jun-Hyun Kim, Wei Li, Galen Newman, Sung-Ho Kil and Sun Young Park

Mathematically defining and parametrically generating Traditional Chinese Private Gardens of the Suzhou Region and Style pp. 44-66

Rongrong Yu, Michael Ostwald and Ning Gu

A Justified Plan Graph (JPG) grammar approach to identifying spatial design patterns in an architectural style pp. 67-89

Ju Hyun Lee, Michael J Ostwald and Ning Gu

The comparative analysis of neighborhood sustainability assessment tool pp. 90-105

Kuan W Lin and Chih M Shih

Description grammars: A general notation pp. 106-123

Rudi Stouffs

Description grammars: Precedents revisited pp. 124-144

Rudi Stouffs

A negotiation decision model for public–private partnerships in brownfield redevelopment pp. 145-160

B Glumac, Q Han and W Schaefer

Paving the way towards superstar destinations: Models of convex demand for quality pp. 161-179

Caspar Chorus

Automated delimitation of urban areas comprising small-sized towns – Comparison of two methodologies applied to mainland Portugal pp. 180-201

Rita Nicolau and Cristina Cavaco