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, 2009 Combating the undesirable effects of mobility in cities caused by the use of the private car has become a key issue in the development of sustainable urban policy.
Bagaeen, S. G. +22 more
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Steeds FAIRder: verslag van het Urban Vitality zaaigeldproject 'FAIR: geen woorden maar data' [PDF]
, 2020 Report of the project 'FAIR: geen woorden maar data' about the FAIRification of research data (in Dutch). It describes the proof of concept for implementation of the FAIR principles. The implementation is based on the resource description framework (RDF)
Roos, Marco +6 more
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Towards a holistic approach of urban design. [PDF]
, 2009 Urban design is primarily and essentially three-dimensional design (Gosling and Maitland 1984), concerned with the shape, the surface and its physical arrangement of all kinds of urban elements; the basic components that make up the built environment at ...
Horne, Margaret +2 more
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The prospects for African urban economies [PDF]
, 2010 Cities generally function as sources of economic development and human progress. One of the puzzles about Africa's urbanization is that it has not been accompanied by greater economic dynamism.
Turok, I.
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Urban vitality is a critical indicator of both urban sustainability and quality of life. However, comprehensive studies examining the threshold effects and interaction mechanisms of built environment factors on urban vitality at the block level remain ...
Cong Li +4 more
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Jane Jacob’s concepts of urban vitality and diversity have become prevailing urban planning philosophies in most countries for making cities more livable.
Dongwoo Lee, Sunggyun Park
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Spatial Vitality Detection and Evaluation in Zhengzhou’s Main Urban Area
Urban vitality is a concept that reflects dynamic changes in economic, social, and cultural aspects, emphasizing the importance of diversified land use and dense population.
Qizheng Gan +5 more
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, 2018 Street vitality is associated with a comfortable human-based public environment and urban sustainability. In most current studies, street vitality is assessed considering single or multi factors; however, the impact of time dimension is ignored.
Peng Guan +5 more
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Urban vitality, which indicates the development level of a city and the quality of life of its residents, is a complex subject in urban research due to its diverse assessment methods and intricate impact mechanisms.
Yiming Wang +4 more
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