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Metropolitan Morphology and Population Mobility: The Theory of Ecological Expansion Reexamined
American Journal of Sociology, 1980The theory of ecological expansion is examined and propositions are developed which suggest that, at advanced stages of metropolitanization, population loss resulting from migration is a function of the decentralization of nonresidential activities from cores to rings coupled with the increased importance of rings as residential centers and the ...
David F. Sly, Jeffrey Tayman
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Metropolitan expansion and the growth of female migration to Jakarta
Asia Pacific Viewpoint, 1999This paper examines patterns of migration in Jakarta City based on the 1995 Intercensal Survey (SUPAS) Data. It shows the emergence of female in‐migration in response to the shift of economic activities in the city from manufacturing industries to services and finance sectors.
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Do cities Grow in Isolations-Metropolitan Expansion and Urban Corridors
Journal of Geography, 1972Abstract The major contention of this paper is that inter-urban interaction is a definite factor in the growth of metropolitan areas, A brief review of current models of metropolitan growth will reveal that most of them work under the assumption of growth in isolation, neglecting the interaction factor.
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Environment and Urbanization, 2003
This paper describes how the twin processes of globalization and impoverishment affect different groups in Venezuela’s capital, Caracas. These processes are closely intertwined with the territorial expansion of the city and its growth from the Caracas Metropolitan Area into the larger Caracas Metropolitan Region. The result is territorial segregation,
Miguel Lacabana, Cecilia Cariola
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This paper describes how the twin processes of globalization and impoverishment affect different groups in Venezuela’s capital, Caracas. These processes are closely intertwined with the territorial expansion of the city and its growth from the Caracas Metropolitan Area into the larger Caracas Metropolitan Region. The result is territorial segregation,
Miguel Lacabana, Cecilia Cariola
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Planning analysis on metropolitan marginal area of Beijing along with its expansion
2010 18th International Conference on Geoinformatics, 2010In the new version of Beijing master urban planning (2005–2020), Tongzhou District, one of the metropolitan marginal area in Beijing, was oriented as the integrated service center for the development of new towns and cities in the future. The function of Tongzhou new town is the key area for functional expansion of the centeral Beijing.
Yongfu Li, Anrong Dang, Hongying Cao
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Journal of urban planning and development, 2018
With the expansion of regional urbanization, urban agglomeration has become the most striking area of China’s urbanization process.
He Li +4 more
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With the expansion of regional urbanization, urban agglomeration has become the most striking area of China’s urbanization process.
He Li +4 more
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An assurance method for functional system expansion of Tokyo metropolitan railway system
2009 International Symposium on Autonomous Decentralized Systems, 2009Autonomous decentralized system (ADS) architecture has been used mainly to realize high assurance control system. However, ADS architecture proposed previously is too simple to apply large-scale complicated system. In this paper, we clarify that large-scale ADS is represented by hierarchical three layers structure and many ADS sub-systems are connected
Keiji Kamijo +5 more
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Cost optimisation modelling for airport capacity expansion problems in metropolitan areas
Journal of Airport ManagementThe research described in this paper aimed to develop a cost optimisation model for determining the optimal approach to expanding airport capacity in metropolitan areas, taking into account demand uncertainties. The study began by analysing airport capacity expansion cases from diverse global regions to identify potential metropolitan-level solutions ...
Woojin Choi, Dothang Truong
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The Annals of Regional Science, 2009
Although metropolitan areas have traditionally been viewed as dichotomous structures with a central city and surrounding suburbs, the development patterns of such areas have taken on a multi-ring sectoral and polycentric structure in the context of intra-metropolitan spatial differentiation.
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Although metropolitan areas have traditionally been viewed as dichotomous structures with a central city and surrounding suburbs, the development patterns of such areas have taken on a multi-ring sectoral and polycentric structure in the context of intra-metropolitan spatial differentiation.
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