International Journal of Urban Sciences

2013 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dongjoo Park and Mack Joong Choi

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Volume 23, month 10, 2019

Review of pollutants in urban road dust: Part II. Organic contaminants from vehicles and road management pp. 445-463

Hyun-Min Hwang, Matthew J. Fiala, Terry L. Wade and Dongjoo Park

Impediments to the bus rapid transit implementation in developing countries – a typical evidence from Hanoi pp. 464-483

Minh Hieu Nguyen, Thanh Tung Ha, Sy Sua Tu and Thanh Chuong Nguyen

Spatial injustice of particulate matter: the case of California pp. 484-497

Steven Kyum Kim and Eungkyoon Lee

Spatio-temporal boundary effects on pollution-health costs estimation: the case of PM2.5 pollution in Hong Kong pp. 498-518

Kyung-Min Nam, Moonfier Li, Yue Wang and Kenneth K.H. Wong

Modelling transport-related pollution emissions for the synthetic baseline population of a large Canadian university pp. 519-533

Mohammad Hesam Hafezi, Naznin Sultana Daisy, Lei Liu and Hugh Millward

The relationship between Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon (PAH) concentration and traffic count along the urban roadways of a small island state: a spatial analysis technique pp. 534-550

Faisal K. Mohammed, Jacob Opadeyi and Denise M. Beckles

Measuring functional polycentricity developments using the flow of goods in Iran: a novel method at a regional scale pp. 551-567

Hashem Dadashpoor and Sadegh Saeidi Shirvan

Biophilic perception in urban green spaces (Case study: El Gölü Park, Tabriz) pp. 568-585

Ali Tokhmehchian and Minou Gharehbaglou

Indian community-based housing finance systems: potentials and pitfalls for urban development and housing improvement pp. 586-600

Peer Smets

Volume 23, month 7, 2019

Editorial pp. 301-302

Jiyeong Lee, Hyung-Sup Jung, Sisi Zlatanoya and Biswajeet Pradhan

Improving rendering speed of 3D geospatial data based on HTML5/WebGL using improved arithmetic operation speed pp. 303-317

Seokchan Kang and Jiyeong Lee

A 3DGIS multi-agent geo-simulation model for assessment of building evacuation scenarios considering urgency and knowledge of exits pp. 318-334

E. G. Macatulad and A. C. Blanco

An evaluation of kernel smoothing to protect the confidentiality of individual locations pp. 335-351

Monghyeon Lee, Yongwan Chun and Daniel A. Griffith

The strategies of advanced local spatial data infrastructure for Seoul Metropolitan Government pp. 352-368

Moongie Kim, Insun Gwak and Junehwan Koh

Detection of doors in a voxel model, derived from a point cloud and its scanner trajectory, to improve the segmentation of the walkable space pp. 369-390

B. R. Staats, A. A. Diakité, R. L. Voûte and S. Zlatanova

Extraction of road features from UAV images using a novel level set segmentation approach pp. 391-405

Abolfazl Abdollahi, Biswajeet Pradhan and Nagesh Shukla

Ground subsidence observation of solid waste landfill park using multi-temporal radar interferometry pp. 406-421

Won-Kyung Baek, Hyung-Sup Jung, Min-Jeong Jo, Won-Jin Lee and Lei Zhang

On the establishment of 3-dimensional national control points in Korea pp. 422-433

Jisun Lee, Jay Hyoun Kwon and Yong Kyu Kwon

Performance analysis of the GNSS / MEMS-IMU / on-Board vehicle sensor / magnetometer-based positioning system during GNSS signal blockage pp. 434-443

Yong Lee and Jay Hyoun Kwon

Volume 23, month 4, 2019

Moving beyond Anglo-American economic geography pp. 149-169

Robert Hassink, Huiwen Gong and Pedro Marques

The importance of ‘being various’: a commentary on ‘Moving beyond Anglo-American economic geography’ pp. 170-176

Trevor J. Barnes

The regionalization of the counter hegemon: a response to Hassink, Gong and Marques pp. 177-180

Jung Won Sonn, Junsu Kim and Heejin Choi

On geography’s skewed transnationalization, anglophone hegemony, and qualified optimism toward an engaged pluralist future; A reply to Hassink, Gong and Marques pp. 181-190

Michiel van Meeteren

Moving beyond Anglo-American economic geography: the significance of non-Anglo-American model pp. 191-197

Shengjun Zhu and Canfei He

Moving beyond Anglo-American economic geography: authors’ response pp. 198-204

Robert Hassink, Huiwen Gong and Pedro Marques

Assessing land transformation and its relation with land surface temperature in Mumbai city, India using geospatial techniques pp. 205-225

Mehebub Sahana, Shyamal Dutta and Haroon Sajjad

Revisit to incremental housing focusing on the role of a comprehensive community centre: the case of Jinja, Uganda pp. 226-245

Joon Park, Yirang Lim, Kyohee Kim and Hyounggun Wang

Using toponym co-occurrences to measure relationships between places: review, application and evaluation pp. 246-268

Evert Meijers and Antoine Peris

Seasonal monitoring of urban heat island using multi-temporal Landsat and MODIS images in Tehran pp. 269-285

Mehdi Bokaie, Aliakbar Shamsipour, Padideh Khatibi and Ali Hosseini

The causal structure of land finance, commercial housing, and social housing in China pp. 286-299

Chenghua Jin and Mack Joong Choi

Volume 23, month 1, 2019

Discussion of theoretical and practical challenges in developing high collision concentration location detection procedures pp. 1-15

Koohong Chung and David Ragland

Transportation contributing factors to asthma morbidity: the case of Los Angeles County pp. 16-29

Dohyung Kim

Supervised association rules mining on pedestrian crashes in urban areas: identifying patterns for appropriate countermeasures pp. 30-48

Subasish Das, Anandi Dutta, Raul Avelar, Karen Dixon, Xiaoduan Sun and Mohammad Jalayer

Assessing the importance of housing, accessibility, and transportation characteristics on stated neighbourhood preference pp. 49-66

Steven R. Gehrke, Kristina M. Currans and Kelly J. Clifton

Satisfied but thinking about leaving: the reasons behind residential satisfaction and residential attractiveness in shrinking Portuguese cities pp. 67-87

Ana Paula Barreira, Luis Nunes, Maria Helena Guimarães and Thomas Panagopoulos

The determinants of urban sprawl: theory and estimation pp. 88-104

Joseph S. DeSalvo and Qing Su

Dispossession by appropriation in a global south city: geography, cartography and statutory regime as mediating factors pp. 105-121

Swasti Vardhan Mishra

Modelling the effects of factors on the stated preference towards telecommuting in IIUM campus, Gombak pp. 122-147

Farah Diyanah Ismail, Abdul Azeez Kadar Hamsa and Mohd Zin Mohamed

Volume 22, month 10, 2018

Cities of stars: urban renewal, public housing regeneration, and the community empowerment possibility of governance constellations pp. 431-460

Lawrence J. Vale

The limits of housing revitalization as a platform for improving residents’ economic well-being: lessons from the U.S pp. 461-472

Susan J. Popkin

Searching for ‘community’ and ‘community involvement’ in urban policy pp. 473-485

Shinwon Kyung

Environmental sustainability in cities by biophilic city approach: a case study of Tehran pp. 486-516

Keramatollah Ziari, Ahmad Pourahmad, Bagher Fotouhi Mehrabani and Ali Hosseini

The impacts of rail freight rate changes on regional economies, modal shift, and environmental quality in Korea pp. 517-528

HyunKyung Lee and HongBae Kim

The dynamic effects of subway network expansion on housing rental prices using a repeat sales model pp. 529-545

Chang-Moo Lee, Kang-Min Ryu, Keechoo Choi and Jin Yoo Kim

The effect of decentralization and free trade agreements on regional disparity in a developing economy: the case of Indonesia, 1993–2005 pp. 546-564

Adiwan Aritenang and Jung Won Sonn

The impact of firm size and industrial diversity on office market volatility pp. 565-578

Geon Kim and Kyung-Min Kim

Do public private partnership projects deliver value for money? An ex post Value for Money (VfM) Test on three road projects in Korea pp. 579-591

Hyeon Park, Shin Lee and Jaeyoung Kim

Volume 22, month 7, 2018

Climate projections and downscaling techniques: a discussion for impact studies in urban systems pp. 277-307

Marek Smid and Ana Cristina Costa

Certifications systems as independent and rigorous tools for assessing urban sustainability pp. 308-321

Amr Ah. Gouda and Houshmand E. Masoumi

Open space premium near commercial zones – a case study in the City of Corona, California pp. 322-333

James Yoo, Julianna Browning and Kenneth Minesinger

Bridging theory and practice: participatory planning in China pp. 334-348

Zhihua Zhou

Are perceived neighbourhood built environments associated with social capital? Evidence from the 2012 Seoul survey in South Korea pp. 349-365

Sugie Lee, Chisun Yoo, Jaehyun Ha and Jeemin Seo

Optimization of demand-responsive transit systems using zonal strategy pp. 366-381

Lin Wang, S. C. Wirasinghe, Lina Kattan and Saeid Saidi

Evaluating the effect of seasonal variations on walking behaviour in a hot weather country using logistic regression pp. 382-391

Khaled Shaaban, Deepti Muley and Dina Elnashar

Evaluating the quality of the service offered by a bus rapid transit system: the case of Transmetro BRT system in Barranquilla, Colombia pp. 392-413

Erick Calvo and Mario Ferrer

Estimating freeway route travel time reliability from data on component links and associated cost implications pp. 414-430

Kartikeya Jha, John P. Wikander, William L. Eisele, Mark W. Burris and David L. Schrank

Volume 22, month 4, 2018

Special issue of the international journal of urban sciences on ‘activity-based modeling in urban sciences’ pp. 145-146

Tom Bellemans and Davy Janssens

Tracking the evolution of temporal patterns of usage in bicycle-Sharing systems using nonnegative matrix factorization on multiple sliding windows pp. 147-161

Remy Cazabet, Pablo Jensen and Pierre Borgnat

Estimating activity patterns using spatio-temporal data of cell phone networks pp. 162-179

Seyedmostafa Zahedi and Yousef Shafahi

Incorporating social media in travel and activity choice models: conceptual framework and exploratory analysis pp. 180-200

Ying Chen, Hani S. Mahmassani and Andreas Frei

Who gets the key first? Car allocation in activity-based modelling pp. 201-215

Sigrun Beige, Matthias Heinrichs, Daniel Krajzewicz and Rita Cyganski

Understanding residential location choices: an application of the UrbanSim residential location model on Suwon, Korea pp. 216-235

Jangik Jin and Hee-Yeon Lee

Planning in-home activities in the ADAPTS activity-based model: a joint model of activity type and duration pp. 236-254

Ramin Shabanpour, Nima Golshani, Mehran Fasihozaman Langerudi and Abolfazl (Kouros) Mohammadian

The influence of activity-travel patterns on the success of VTBC pp. 255-276

Benedetta Sanjust di Teulada, Italo Meloni and Erika Spissu

Volume 22, month 1, 2018

Do agglomeration economies decay over short distances? Are they stable in the face of shocks? Evidence from Manhattan pp. 1-16

Matthew P. Drennan

Interactions between the built and socio-economic environment and driver demographics: spatial econometric models of car crashes in the Columbus Metropolitan Area pp. 17-37

Dongkwan Lee, Jean-Michel Guldmann and Burkhard von Rabenau

Beyond monocentricity: examining the spatial distribution of employment in Tehran metropolitan region, Iran pp. 38-58

Mehdi Alidadi and Hashem Dadashpoor

Organizational microblogging for event marketing: a new approach to creative placemaking pp. 59-79

Xin Li and Bingruo Duan

Modelling industrial firm relocation with impacts of spatial dependence pp. 80-103

Youngsoo An and Li Wan

A comparative assessment of economic and physical inequality between shrinking and growing cities: a case study of Khuzestan province, Iran pp. 104-122

Amir Reza Khavarian-Garmsir, Ahmad Pourahmad, Hossein Hataminejad and Rahmatollah Farhoudi

The impact of agricultural activities on urbanization: evidence and implications for India pp. 123-144

Sabyasachi Tripathi and Chetana Rani