Environment and Planning B

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Volume 44, issue 6, 2017

Winners of the Breheny Prize pp. 993-993

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A two-step approach to planning new facilities towards equal accessibility pp. 994-1011

Xiang Li, Fahui Wang and Hong Yi

In search of visualization challenges: The development and implementation of visualization tools for supporting dialogue in urban planning processes pp. 1012-1035

Monica Billger, Liane Thuvander and Beata Stahre Wästberg

Household accessibility to heat refuges: Residential air conditioning, public cooled space, and walkability pp. 1036-1055

Andrew M Fraser, Mikhail V Chester, David Eisenman, David M Hondula, Stephanie S Pincetl, Paul English and Emily Bondank

Form and urban change – An urban morphometric study of five gentrified neighbourhoods in London pp. 1056-1076

Alessandro Venerandi, Mattia Zanella, Ombretta Romice, Jacob Dibble and Sergio Porta

A comparison of nighttime lights data for urban energy research: Insights from scaling analysis in the US system of cities pp. 1077-1096

Michail Fragkias, José Lobo and Karen C Seto

Measuring the homogeneity of urban fabric using 2D geometry data pp. 1097-1121

Ihab Hijazi, Xin Li, Reinhard Koenig, Gerhard Schmit, Rani El Meouche, Zhihan Lv and Mohammed Abune’meh

Dimensions of shrinkage: Evaluating the socio-economic consequences of population decline in two medium-sized cities in Europe, using the SULD decision support tool pp. 1122-1144

Miguel Saraiva, Peter Roebeling, Silvia Sousa, Carla Teotónio, Anna Palla and Ilaria Gnecco

Analyzing walking route choice through built environments using random forests and discrete choice techniques pp. 1145-1167

Calvin P Tribby, Harvey J Miller, Barbara B Brown, Carol M Werner and Ken R Smith

Philip McCann, The regional and urban policies of the European Union pp. 1168-1169

Andrea Caragliu

Grazia Concilio and Francesca Rizzo, Human smart cities – Rethinking the interplay between design and planning. Urban and landscape perspectives pp. 1169-1171

Eduardo Oliveira

Emilio Chuvieco, Fundamentals of satellite remote sensing: An environmental approach pp. 1171-1173

Jorge E. Patiño

Volume 44, issue 5, 2017

The digital future pp. 799-801

Michael Batty

Improving estimates of occupancy rate and population density in different dwelling types pp. 802-818

Mishka Talent

Street network analysis “edge effectsâ€: Examining the sensitivity of centrality measures to boundary conditions pp. 819-836

Jorge Gil

Integrating the normative with the positive dimension of the new science for cities: A geodesign-based framework for Cellular Automata modeling pp. 837-863

Hui Kong and Daniel Z Sui

A spatially based artificial neural network mass valuation model for land consolidation pp. 864-883

Demetris Demetriou

An approach to maintaining hydrological networks in the face of land use change pp. 884-902

Andrew Cuthbert and Mary-Ellen Tyler

Neighborhood sustainability in urban renewal: An assessment framework pp. 903-924

Helen W Zheng, Geoffrey QP Shen, Yan Song, Bingxia Sun and Jingke Hong

A catchment scale Integrated Flood Resilience Index to support decision making in urban flood control design pp. 925-946

Marcelo G Miguez and Aline P Veról

Mobile responsive websites and local planning departments in the US: Opportunities for the future pp. 947-963

William Riggs

Greenhouse gas emissions and urban form: Linking households’ socio-economic status with housing and transportation choices pp. 964-985

François Des Rosiers, Marius Thériault, Gjin Biba and Marie-Hélène Vandersmissen

Bradley Efron and Trevor Hastie, Computer age statistical inference: Algorithms, evidence, and data science pp. 986-987

Levi John Wolf

Jon Coaffee and Peter Lee, Urban resilience: Planning for risk, crisis and uncertainty pp. 987-989

Lily Yumagulova

Volume 44, issue 4, 2017

Geocomputation pp. 595-597

Michael Batty

More bark than bytes? Reflections on 21+ years of geocomputation pp. 598-617

Richard Harris, David O’Sullivan, Mark Gahegan, Martin Charlton, Lex Comber, Paul Longley, Chris Brunsdon, Nick Malleson, Alison Heppenstall, Alex Singleton, Daniel Arribas-Bel and Andy Evans

Three-dimensional visibility analysis and visual quality computation for urban open spaces aided by Google SketchUp and WebGIS pp. 618-646

Tianpeng Lin, Hui Lin and Mingyuan Hu

The spatial configuration of urban crime environments and statistical modeling pp. 647-667

Enrico di Bella, Matteo Corsi, Lucia Leporatti and Luca Persico

Streetscape skeleton measurement and classification pp. 668-692

Chester Harvey, Lisa Aultman-Hall, Austin Troy and Stephanie E Hurley

Using Foursquare place data for estimating building block use pp. 693-717

Spyridon Spyratos, Demetris Stathakis, Michael Lutz and Chrisa Tsinaraki

Spatio-topological network analysis of hydrological infrastructure as a decision support tool for flood mitigation in coastal mega-cities pp. 718-739

Robert Ogie, Tomas Holderness, Michelle Dunbar and Etienne Turpin

The influence of the impedance function on gravity-based pedestrian accessibility measures: A comparative analysis pp. 740-763

David S Vale and Mauro Pereira

The association between perceived density in minimum apartments and spatial openness index three-dimensional visual analysis pp. 764-795

Dafna Fisher-Gewirtzman

Volume 44, issue 3, 2017

Benedikt’s challenge: Reconstructing the whole from the parts pp. 395-397

Michael Batty

Spatio-temporal urban social landscape transformation in pre-new-urbanization era of Tianjin, China pp. 398-424

Ziwei Liu and Huhua Cao

Cities as nuclei of sustainability? pp. 425-440

Diego Rybski, Dominik E Reusser, Anna-Lena Winz, Christina Fichtner, Till Sterzel and Jürgen P Kropp

Detour and break optimising distance, a new perspective on transport and urbanism pp. 441-463

Alain L'Hostis

Developing an objectives hierarchy for multicriteria decisions on land use options, with a case study of biodiversity conservation and forestry production from Papua, Indonesia pp. 464-485

Sahotra Sarkar, James S Dyer, Chris Margules, Michael Ciarleglio, Neville Kemp, Grace Wong, Daniel Juhn and Jatna Supriatna

Spatial economy and the geography of functional economic areas pp. 486-503

Colin Jones

Using space syntax and Q-analysis for investigating movement patterns in buildings: The case of shopping malls pp. 504-530

Itzhak Omer and Ran Goldblatt

Integration of land use, land cover, transportation, and environmental impact models: Expanding scenario analysis with multiple modules pp. 531-552

Harutyun Shahumyan and Rolf Moeckel

Urban infrastructure is not a tree: Integrating and decentralizing urban infrastructure systems pp. 553-569

Sybil Derrible

Analysis of traffic noise distribution and influence factors in Chinese urban residential blocks pp. 570-587

Zhiyu Zhou, Jian Kang, Zhe Zou and Hanqi Wang

G Gardner, T Prugh and M Renner, Can a city be SUSTAINABLE? State of the World (2016) pp. 588-589

Marco Modica

Waldheim C, Landscape as urbanism: A general theory pp. 589-591

Gabriel Díaz Montemayor

Volume 44, issue 2, 2017

Introduction to Editorial Board pp. 189-196

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Spatial information models as the backbone of smart infrastructure pp. 197-203

Alan Penn and Kinda Al Sayed

Cities as implements or facilities – The need for a spatial morphology in smart city systems pp. 204-226

Lars Marcus and Daniel Koch

3DStock: A new kind of three-dimensional model of the building stock of England and Wales, for use in energy analysis pp. 227-255

Stephen Evans, Rob Liddiard and Philip Steadman

From paths to blocks: New measures for street patterns pp. 256-271

Marc Barthelemy

Towards an understanding of morphogenesis in metropolitan street-networks pp. 272-293

Miguel Serra, Jorge Gil and Paulo Pinho

Partners in the street ballet: An embodied process of person-space coupling in the built environment pp. 294-307

Alasdair Turner

Daytime and nighttime urban heat islands statistical models for Atlanta pp. 308-327

Bumseok Chun and Subhrajit Guhathakurta

Research on the relationship between urban form and urban smog in China pp. 328-342

Yong Liu, Hans Peter H Arp, Xiaodong Song and Yu Song

How walkable is Walker’s paradise? pp. 343-363

Julia Koschinsky, Emily Talen, Mariela Alfonzo and Sungduck Lee

Evaluation of French motorway network in relation to slime mould transport networks pp. 364-383

Andrew Adamatzky, Olivier Allard, Jeff Jones and Rachel Armstrong

Cynthia A Brewer, Designing better maps: A guide for GIS users pp. 384-384

Nick Bearman

Roger White, Guy Engelen and Inge Uljee, Modeling cities and regions as complex systems: From theory to planning applications pp. 385-386

Clio Andris

Ningchuan Xiao, GIS Algorithms pp. 386-388

Daniel Lewis

Mark Graham and William H Dutton (eds), Making sense of the internet’s social impacts. Society and the internet. How networks of information and communication are changing our lives pp. 388-389

Luis F Alvarez León

David Listokin, Dorothea Berkhout and James W Hughes, New Brunswick, New Jersey: The decline and revitalization of urban America pp. 390-391

Howard Gillette

Volume 44, issue 1, 2017

The New Editorial Team pp. 3-5

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The future journal pp. 6-9

Michael Batty

Wind and the city: An evaluation of San Francisco’s planning approach since 1985 pp. 10-32

Hyungkyoo Kim and Elizabeth Macdonald

The role of urban form in sustainability of community: The case of Amsterdam pp. 33-53

Rowan Arundel and Richard Ronald

A hybrid mathematical model for urban land-use planning in association with environmental–ecological consideration under uncertainty pp. 54-79

Shukui Tan, Lu Zhang, Min Zhou, Yanan Li, Siliang Wang, Bing Kuang and Xiang Luo

Urban fringe belts: evidence from China pp. 80-99

Whitehand Jwr and Kai Gu

How is mobile technology changing city planning? Developing a taxonomy for the future pp. 100-119

William Riggs and Kayla Gordon

The art of imitating life: The potential contribution of biomimicry in shaping the future of our cities pp. 120-140

Nick Taylor Buck

Relative size measures of urban form based on allometric subtraction pp. 141-159

Ermal Shpuza

Linked-trip effects of ‘town-centre-first' era foodstore development: An assessment using difference-in-differences pp. 160-179

Dionysia Lambiri, Alessandra Faggian and Neil Wrigley

Adam Sharr and Stephen Thornton, Demolishing Whitehall: Leslie Martin, Harold Wilson and the architecture of white heat pp. 180-181

Chris Earl

Phillipe Blanchard and Dimitri Volchenkov. (2008) Mathematical analysis of urban spatial networks pp. 181-183

Martin Austwick

Becky PY Loo and Tessa Kate Anderson, Spatial analysis methods of road traffic collisions pp. 183-184

Daryl Lloyd

David Boyce and Huw Williams, Forecasting urban travel: Past, present and future pp. 184-186

Robin Lovelace