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Evaluation of the Human Settlements Environment of Public Housing Community: A Case Study of Guangzhou [PDF]
Sustainability, 2020 With the improvement of social housing policies and an increase in the quantity of public housing stock, issues such as poor property management service, poor housing quality, and insufficient public services remain to be resolved. This study focuses on the human settlement environments of public housing communities in Guangzhou and establishes an ...
Ling-Hin Li
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The impact of research on human settlements— the communication factor
Habitat International, 1983If we examine a random selection of recent issues of journals devoted to human settlements and/or to African studies, it becomes evident that very little published material on African human settlements is policyor action-oriented. This should not be surprising, since the journals serve as a media of communication among researchers rather than between ...
David Aradeon, Susan Aradeon
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Human Settlements as an Intervention in Community Development
Transactions of the National Academy of Science and Technology, 2000This study focused on the resettlement in Bagoong Buhay in Nueva Ecija, settled by displaced families from Pampanga and Zambales as a result of the Mt. Pinatubo eruption in June 1991. It analyzed the complexities and attendant characteristics of the resettlement process, its outcomes and viability, the factors affecting such outcomes/viability, and the
Fe Porciuncula, Pura Depositario
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Quality assessment for Human Settlement of Urban Community based on remote sensing technology
Proceedings 2011 IEEE International Conference on Spatial Data Mining and Geographical Knowledge Services, 2011Based on the theory of human settlement environment, this article chooses the important influencing factors on Human Settlement of Urban Community (HSUC) by remote sensing technology and establishes a quantitative quality evaluation model of human settlements of residential community.
Yan Sun +3 more
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2019 IEEE International Conference on E-health Networking, Application & Services (HealthCom), 2019
Hypertension (HT) or high blood pressure is one of the risk factors that most likely develops cardiovascular diseases. These diseases left unchecked are the number ones that cause the most deaths globally. In the capital city of Peru there are many human settlements where people live with low economic resources and also do not have easy access to ...
Joseph Marín-Alvarez +2 more
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Hypertension (HT) or high blood pressure is one of the risk factors that most likely develops cardiovascular diseases. These diseases left unchecked are the number ones that cause the most deaths globally. In the capital city of Peru there are many human settlements where people live with low economic resources and also do not have easy access to ...
Joseph Marín-Alvarez +2 more
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International Journal of Science and Business, 2023
The community is a collection of residents who reflect each other's individual jobs, lives, settlement patterns, customs, and cultural frameworks. Communities also pass on their customs from one generation to the next. Maintaining local communities within a country is important, and preserving cultural traditions helps to enhance neighborhood ...
Tanjima Siddika, Farhana Hoque
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The community is a collection of residents who reflect each other's individual jobs, lives, settlement patterns, customs, and cultural frameworks. Communities also pass on their customs from one generation to the next. Maintaining local communities within a country is important, and preserving cultural traditions helps to enhance neighborhood ...
Tanjima Siddika, Farhana Hoque
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American Antiquity, 2005
The study of developing complex societies can fruitfully focus on the human interactions that define communities, which have always been at the heart of settlement pattern research. Yet little attention has been paid to how communities of varying scales can actually be identified in archaeological survey data.
Christian E. Peterson, Robert D. Drennan
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The study of developing complex societies can fruitfully focus on the human interactions that define communities, which have always been at the heart of settlement pattern research. Yet little attention has been paid to how communities of varying scales can actually be identified in archaeological survey data.
Christian E. Peterson, Robert D. Drennan
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