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FROM URBAN STRUCTURE TO URBAN LANDSCAPE

Urban Geography, 1988
(1988). FROM URBAN STRUCTURE TO URBAN LANDSCAPE. Urban Geography: Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 98-105.
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The structural and economic implications of urbanization∗

Development Southern Africa, 1988
"This study surveys the policy issues associated with urbanization following the abolition of the pass laws [in South Africa]. The demographic background is briefly sketched. Using neo-classical analysis as a starting point, particular attention is paid to the present inefficiencies of city form associated with segregation. It is argued that current
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Radar Signature Analysis of Urban Structures

IGARSS 2008 - 2008 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2008
Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) measurements of urban structures provide a challenge for data interpretation. In fact the basic mechanism of the reflection and scattering behavior has to be understood in very much detail. Theoretical models exist and can be used, but experimental data from a controlled environment are rather sparsely available.
Peichl, Markus   +2 more
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Urban networks and their on urban structure

2021
SUMMARY The basic purpose of the thesis is to critically study the significance of the urban networks in relation with the city and to demonstrate their influence on the urban structure. It is important to examine how these networks lay on the complex city fabric and how do they intersect, determining the paths and the interaction of the citizens ...
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Urban geography: city structures

Progress in Human Geography, 1977
Three 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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The Spatial Structure of Crime in Urban Environments

2015
It is undoubtedly clich´e to say that we are in the Age of Big Data Analytics or Data Science; every computing and IT publication you find talks about Big Data and companies no longer are interested in software engineers and analysts but instead they are looking for Data Scientists!
Sarah White   +4 more
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Visions and Urban Structures

2011
During the last century shifting ideals and modes in urban planning have had a strong influence on western city development, even though the financial, technical and institutional conditions have decided what was finally built. Thus the unprecedented transformation and expansion of the Swedish cities starting in the ­mid-1900s was supported by ideals ...
Mattias Höjer   +2 more
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Urban Structure in France

American Sociological Review, 1952
T HIS report is principally concerned with the recent work of European investigators, and represents an attempt to bring their findings into the perspective of urban ecology as we know it in this country. The first studies by American sociologists of metropolitan communities outside the United States began to appear only a few years ago.1 They ...
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