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Consumers’ Green smartphone practices concerned with power consumption optimisation
The advent of smart multifunction smartphones has led to a significant issue of abnormal battery depletion. This raises the issue of a need for green practices that enable smart power-saving management in smartphones to optimise power consumption and ...
Ling Chai Wong +4 more
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Cities are complex and dynamic entities in close proximity of people, implying multi temporal observations to analyse and understand the urban context. At present, open-source data and geospatial intelligence are becoming the important means of exploring,
Rana Waqar Aslam +2 more
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This paper examines Tirana’s urbanization process from a socio-morphological perspective. It presents a quick understanding on how Tirana came to be a town, and then how it became the capital of Albania in 1920.
Blerta Dino, Sam Griffiths
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Long term, global records of urban extent can help evaluate environmental impacts of anthropogenic activities. Remotely sensed observations can provide insights into historical urban dynamics, but only during the satellite era.
Xuecao Li +6 more
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Urbanization impacts on flood risks based on urban growth data and coupled flood models
Urbanization increases regional impervious surface area, which generally reduces hydrologic response time and therefore increases flood risk. The objective of this work is to investigate the sensitivities of urban flooding to urban land growth through ...
B. Feng, Ying Zhang, R. Bourke
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Housing growth: impacts on density, space consumption and urban morphology
How and why do houses densify over time? What is the impact of that growth and what kind of constraints affect their potential to change? This research explores built form change and densification, providing historical evidence from the incremental ...
Fani Kostourou
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Emergence of urban growth patterns from human mobility behavior
Cities grow in a bottom-up manner, leading to fractal-like urban morphologies characterized by scaling laws. The correlated percolation model has succeeded in modeling urban geometries by imposing strong spatial correlations; however, the origin of the ...
Fengli Xu +4 more
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Urban growth, typified by conversion from natural to built-up impervious surfaces, is known to cause warming and associated adverse impacts. Local climate zones present a standardized technique for evaluating the implications of urban land use and ...
Terence Darlington Mushore +2 more
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Investigation and Comparison of Urban Growth Effects on Landscape of 4 and 9 Areas of Karaj to Revise the Settlement Planning Process [PDF]
Today, changes in land use and land cover are caused by a very important factor affecting population growth. Landscape change is done by changing the cover and land use.
Yahya Chehrazar +2 more
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Understanding the spatial growth of cities is crucial for proactive planning and sustainable urbanization. The largest and most densely inhabited megapolis of Pakistan, Karachi, has experienced massive spatial growth not only in the core areas of the ...
Muhammad Fahad Baqa +8 more
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