Environment and Planning B

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Volume 43, issue 6, 2016

Winners of the Breheny Prize pp. 969-969

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Planning and complexity: Engaging with temporal dynamics, uncertainty and complex adaptive systems pp. 970-974

Ulysses Sengupta, Ward S Rauws and Gert de Roo

On the nature of urban dependencies: How Manhattan and Barcelona reinforced a natural organisation despite planning intentionality pp. 975-996

Kinda Al_Sayed and Alan Penn

Liquid planning, wiki-design—Learning from the Case Pispala pp. 997-1018

Jenni Partanen

Assuming it is all about conditions. Framing a simulation model for complex, adaptive urban space pp. 1019-1039

Claudia Yamu, Gert de Roo and Pierre Frankhauser

Tactical urbanism: Towards an evolutionary cities’ approach? pp. 1040-1051

Paulo Silva

Adaptive planning: Generating conditions for urban adaptability. Lessons from Dutch organic development strategies pp. 1052-1074

Ward Rauws and Gert De Roo

Planning people–places: A small world network paradigm for masterplanning with people in mind pp. 1075-1095

Mary Ganis, John Minnery and Iderlina Mateo-Babiano

Equitable distribution of open space: Using spatial analysis to evaluate urban parks in Curitiba, Brazil pp. 1096-1117

Joseli Macedo and Mônica A Haddad

Pedagogy for the new planner: Refining the qualitative toolbox pp. 1118-1135

Efrat Eizenberg and Mor Shilon

Measuring and understanding the differences between urban and rural areas pp. 1136-1154

Malcolm J Beynon, Andrew Crawley and Max Munday

Brave New GIS Worlds Revisited pp. 1155-1161

Ian Masser and Michael Wegener

Dimitris Ballas, Danny Droling and Benjamin Hennig, The social atlas of Europe pp. 1162-1164

Arzu Coltekin

Peter Hall, Good cities, better lives pp. 1164-1165

Ian Wray

Mateos, P. (2014) Names, Ethnicity and Populations. Tracing Identity in Space pp. 1165-1166

Nissa Finney

Paulo Pinho and Cecília Silva (eds). Mobility patterns and urban structure pp. 1167-1168

Morten S Nicolaisen

Jamal J Arsanjani, Alexander Zipf, Peter Mooney and Marco Helbich (eds.), OpenStreetMap in GIScience: Experiences, research and applications pp. 1168-1171

Ron Mahabir

Volume 43, issue 5, 2016

Theoretical filters: Reducing explanations in cities to their very essence pp. 797-799

Michael Batty

A global take on congestion in urban areas pp. 800-804

Marc Barthelemy

Morpho: Combining morphological measures pp. 805-825

Vítor Oliveira and Valério Medeiros

An urban form response to disaster vulnerability: Improving tsunami evacuation in Iquique, Chile pp. 826-847

Jorge León and Alan March

The connectivity of Haifa urban open space network pp. 848-870

Marina Toger, Dan Malkinson, Itzhak Benenson and Daniel Czamanski

Assessing user preferences on post-industrial redevelopment pp. 871-892

Luis Loures, Thomas Panagopoulos and Jon Bryan Burley

Adapted design generation for Turkish vernacular housing grammar pp. 893-919

Ömer Erem and M Selen Abbasoğlu Ermiyagil

Inferring individual daily activities from mobile phone traces: A Boston example pp. 920-940

Mi Diao, Yi Zhu, Joseph Ferreira and Carlo Ratti

Evaluating green suppliers from a green environmental perspective pp. 941-959

Sang-Bing Tsai, Yu-Min Wei, Kuan-Yu Chen, Lei Xu, Peng Du and Hung-Chun Lee

M Leitner (ed.), Crime modelling and mapping using geospatial technologies pp. 960-961

Alistair Leak

Conn S, Americans against the city: Anti-urbanism in the twentieth century pp. 961-963

Alex Schafran

Sandra L Arlinghaus and Joseph J Kerski, Spatial mathematics: Theory and practice through mapping pp. 963-964

Paul Harris

Yongwan Chun and Daniel A Griffith, Spatial statistics & geostatistics pp. 964-965

Martin Charlton

Volume 43, issue 4, 2016

20 years of quantitative geographical thinking pp. 605-609

Michael Batty

Semantic urban modelling: Knowledge representation of urban space pp. 610-639

Mauro Berta, Luca Caneparo, Alfonso Montuori and Davide Rolfo

Ecotourism planning in Lantau Island using multiple criteria decision analysis with geographic information system pp. 640-662

Frankie KK Wong and Tung Fung

MOGADOR revisited: Improving a genetic approach to multi-objective corridor search pp. 663-680

Eric Daniel Fournier

The effects of sample size on data quality in participatory mapping of past land use pp. 681-697

Beni Rohrbach, Sharolyn Anderson and Patrick Laube

Empirical analysis of road networks evolution patterns in a government-oriented development area pp. 698-715

Lei Kang, Chao Yang, Jeffrey C Peters and Peng Zeng

County planners’ perceptions of land-use planning tools for environmental hazard mitigation: A survey in the U.S. Pacific states pp. 716-736

Yue ‘Gurt’ Ge and Michael K Lindell

Compact development and VMT—Environmental determinism, self-selection, or some of both? pp. 737-755

Reid Ewing, Shima Hamidi and James B Grace

Forecasting urban sprawl in Dhaka city of Bangladesh pp. 756-771

Md. Monjure Alam Pramanik and Demetris Stathakis

Use and performance of the Forest Fire Weather Index to model the risk of wildfire occurrence in the Alpine region pp. 772-790

Andrea Beccari, Riccardo Borgoni, Orietta Cazzuli and Roberto Grimaldelli

C Holdsworth, N Finney, A Marshall and P Norman, Population and society pp. 791-792

David Manley

Timothy Barney, Mapping the Cold War pp. 792-794

Martin Dodge

Volume 43, issue 3, 2016

How disruptive is the smart cities movement? pp. 441-443

Michael Batty

Sketching and learning: A planning support system field study pp. 444-463

Robert Goodspeed

How Dutch professionals conduct interactive design sessions to foster ‘shared understanding’ pp. 464-479

Terry van Dijk and Hiska Ubels

Identifying the city center using human travel flows generated from location-based social networking data pp. 480-498

Yeran Sun, Hongchao Fan, Ming Li and Alexander Zipf

Shortening the trip to school: Examining how children’s active school travel is influenced by shortcuts pp. 499-514

Andrew F Clark, Emily A Bent and Jason Gilliland

Urban growth and spatial restructuring patterns: The case of Yangtze River Delta Region, China pp. 515-539

Lei Wang, Cecilia Wong and Xuejun Duan

Non-stop equity: Assessing daily intersections between transit accessibility and social disparity across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) pp. 540-560

Ahmed El-Geneidy, Ron Buliung, Ehab Diab, Dea van Lierop, Myriam Langlois and Alexander Legrain

Who rebounds in the private transport sector? A comparative analysis between Beijing and Tokyo pp. 561-579

Biying Yu, Junyi Zhang and Akimasa Fujiwara

A geographic information system-based logical urban growth model for predicting spatial growth of an urban area pp. 580-597

Ripan Debnath and Nurul Amin Atm

Karen M Kensek, Building information modeling pp. 598-599

Patricia Tzortzopoulos

Leonie J Pearson, Peter W Newton and Peter Roberts, Resilient sustainable cities: A future pp. 599-600

Sarah Burgess

G Young and D Stevenson, The Ashgate research companion to planning and culture pp. 600-602

Andy Inch

Volume 43, issue 2, 2016

Classifying urban models pp. 251-256

Michael Batty

Cities’ power laws: the stochastic scaling factor pp. 257-275

Francisco Martínez

Characterizing street hierarchies through network analysis and large-scale taxi traffic flow: a case study of Wuhan, China pp. 276-296

Liang Huang, Xinyan Zhu, Xinyue Ye, Wei Guo and Jiye Wang

An attraction-based cellular automaton model for generating spatiotemporal population maps in urban areas pp. 297-319

Mehdi Khakpour and Jan Ketil Rød

Modeling impacts of globalization on desakota regions: a case study of Taipei Metropolitan Area pp. 320-340

Bing Sheng Wu and Daniel Sui

Automated identification and characterization of parcels with OpenStreetMap and points of interest pp. 341-360

Xingjian Liu and Ying Long

The general land-use planning in China: an uncertainty perspective pp. 361-380

Xiaofei Wei, Chaofu Wei, Xiaoteng Cao and Bing Li

Local plan implementation: assessing conformance and influence of local plans in the United States pp. 381-400

Ward Lyles, Philip Berke and Gavin Smith

Quantitative analysis of dynamic inconsistencies in infrastructure planning: an example of coastal levee improvement pp. 401-418

Tatsuhito Kono, Naoki Kitamura, Kiyoshi Yamasaki and Kazuki Iwakami

Innovative allocation mechanism design of carbon emission permits in China under the background of a low-carbon economy pp. 419-434

Zhuo Hu, Dong Huang, Congjun Rao and Xiaolin Xu

Chris Brunsdon and Lex Comber, An introduction to R for spatial analysis and mapping pp. 435-436

Emmanouil Tranos

Li Yu, Chinese city and regional planning systems pp. 436-437

Fei Chen

Volume 43, issue 1, 2016

Empty buildings, shrinking cities and ghost towns pp. 3-6

Michael Batty

The morphological characteristics of medieval temple towns of Tamilnadu pp. 7-33

N Lakshmi Thilagam and Uttam Kumar Banerjee

Urban happiness: context-sensitive study of the social sustainability of urban settings pp. 34-57

Marketta Kyttä, Anna Broberg, Mohammed Haybatollahi and Kaisa Schmidt-Thomé

How will smart growth land-use policies affect travel? A theoretical discussion on the importance of residential sorting pp. 58-73

Xinyu Cao and Daniel Chatman

Self-perceptions of the role of the planner pp. 74-92

Linda Fox-Rogers and Enda Murphy

A direct-demand model for bicycle counts: the impacts of level of service and other factors pp. 93-107

Daniel J Fagnant and Kara Kockelman

Urban configuration, accessibility, and property prices: a case study of Cardiff, Wales pp. 108-129

Yang Xiao, Scott Orford and Chris J Webster

Connectivity and physical activity: using footpath networks to measure the walkability of built environments pp. 130-151

Geraint Ellis, Ruth Hunter, Mark A Tully, Michael Donnelly, Luke Kelleher and Frank Kee

An Introduction to Shape Schema Grammars pp. 152-183

Robert Woodbury

Does real-time visualization support local stakeholders in developing landscape visions? pp. 184-197

Silvia Tobias, Tobias Buser and Matthias Buchecker

How hard is it for urban economies to become ‘green’? pp. 198-209

Shade T Shutters, Rachata Muneepeerakul and José Lobo

Building a multimodal network and determining individual accessibility by public transportation pp. 210-227

Sune Djurhuus, Henning Sten Hansen, Mette Aadahl and Charlotte Glümer

Spatialization of user-generated content to uncover the multirelational world city network pp. 228-248

Marco M Salvini and Sara I Fabrikant