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Structural Salience of Elements of the City [PDF]
Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, 2007 People experience and memorize space primarily with the help of landmarks. These landmarks have structural salience, besides visual and semantic salience. When people move in urban space they perceive first the street network as structuring this space. Therefore, streets are a good candidate for investigating structural salience.
Claramunt, C, Winter, S
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Journal of Global Optimization, 2004
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Carlier, Guillaume, Ekeland, Ivar
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Carlier, Guillaume, Ekeland, Ivar
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City spatial structure and smart city innovation: the case of China
Industrial Management & Data Systems, 2022PurposeThis study aims to analyze the relevance of the city spatial structure for smart city innovation from the perspective of agglomeration externalities, and discusses whether there is heterogeneity in innovation across different geographical areas and population scales of cities.Design/methodology/approachThe authors construct the centralization ...
Yongtai Chen +3 more
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On the Internal Structure of Cities
Econometrica, 2002We prove the existence of a symmetric equilibrium in a circular city in which businesses and housing can both be located anywhere in the city. In this equilibrium, firms balance the external benefits from locating near other producers against the costs of longer commutes for workers.
Robert E. Lucas, Esteban Rossi-Hansberg
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Urban geography: city structures
Progress in Human Geography, 1977Three types of work characterize the study of city structures, according to my earlier paper on this topic (Johnston, 1977). Two of them (neoclassical-functional description and the behavioural approach) are well-established and work continues to be produced along conventional lines (Herbert and Johnston, 1976a; 1976b); the third (institutional ...
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Are cities dissipative structures?
International Journal of Urban Sciences, 2013The new emergent paradigm of urban development theory that is based on complexity sciences allows us to understand and analyse cities in a new way. Theoretically, complexity sciences enable us to depict the fundamental characteristics of urban development, including nonlinearity, self-organization, and emergence. Empirically, the agent-based modelling (
Shih-Kung Lai, Haoying Han, Po-Chien Ko
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2012
With the technological advancement of ICT, the cities of the world are becoming so dependent that ICT is challenging the conventional ideas and classic theories of city structure. The cities of the world are undergoing a transition that is caused by the shift of principle from ‘physical movement’ to ‘virtual movement’. The state-of-the-art ICT featured
Kh. Md. Nahiduzzaman, Adel S. Aldosary
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With the technological advancement of ICT, the cities of the world are becoming so dependent that ICT is challenging the conventional ideas and classic theories of city structure. The cities of the world are undergoing a transition that is caused by the shift of principle from ‘physical movement’ to ‘virtual movement’. The state-of-the-art ICT featured
Kh. Md. Nahiduzzaman, Adel S. Aldosary
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Trade and the structure of cities [PDF]
, 2006 Our purpose is to investigate how the interplay between trade, commuting and communication costs shapes the economy at both the interregional and intraurban levels. Specifically, we study how economic integration affects the internal structure of cities and show how decentralizing the production and consumption of goods in secondary employment centers ...
Jean Cavailhes +2 more
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