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Populating virtual cities using social media

Computer Animation and Virtual Worlds, 2016
AbstractWe propose to automatically populate geo‐located virtual cities by harvesting and analyzing online contents shared on social networks and websites. We show how pose and motion paths of agents can be realistically rendered using information gathered from social media.
Abdullah Bulbul, Rozenn Dahyot
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The Population of China's Cities

Geographical Review, 1959
T HE first modern population census of China was taken by the Communist regime on June 30, 1953. Summary results published in the Chinese press on November 1, 1954, included population distribution by provinces, autonomous regions (autonomous ch'ii), and centrally administered cities (Peking, Shanghai, and Tientsin).' Virtually no other population data
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Civilising the City: Populism and Revanchist Urbanism in Rotterdam

Urban Studies, 2008
This paper discusses the relevance of American literature on `revanchist urbanism' for understanding the policies of the populist government that ruled Rotterdam between 2002 and 2006. It is suggested that revanchist urbanism in the European context in general and in the case of Rotterdam in particular takes on a different form from that in the US ...
Uitermark, J., Duyvendak, J.W.
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Hypertension in an Inner-City Minority Population

The Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 1997
This study describes an inner-city elderly minority population's awareness of hypertension and health perception compared with that of a younger hypertensive population. The elderly African American sample had a mean age of 71.6 years and systolic blood pressure of m = 143 mm Hg SD = 21.
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City4Age: The Ultimate City for the Elderly Population

Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, 2018
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The Size and Population of the Cities

2006
Abstract The areas of cities are not a thing in which historians show much interest. They prefer to estimate the size of cities by the number of inhabitants. There can, indeed, be no doubt that knowledge of population size is much more important than knowledge of how large an area the city covered: the problem is only that in the case of
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City Population

2022
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Systems and cities, patterns and populations

Futures, 1987
Abstract The course of human evolution on our planet is far more mysterious than the smooth flow of the history books suggests. At that moment in the last century when populations first began to increase rapidly, the railway and the steamship appeared—ideal transport for large numbers. As I.F. Clarke shows in these reviews, the first half of the 19th
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A smart city is a less polluted city

Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2021
Zhen Chu, Mingwang Cheng, Ning Neil Yu
exaly  

How can smart city shape a happier life? The mechanism for developing a Happiness Driven Smart City

Sustainable Cities and Society, 2022
Liyin Shen, Yitian Ren
exaly