Barometers are among the oldest engineered sensors. Historically, they have been primarily
used either as environmental sensors to measure the atmospheric pressure for weather …

The rapid development of wireless infrastructure and data acquisition technologies
contributes to the explosive growth of data, especially trajectory data with rich information …

Smart cities take advantage of recent Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
developments to provide added value to existing public services and improve quality of life …

The industrial spatial relationship is a cross-cutting subject of economic geography and
geographical information science which has considerable significance to promote a …

Usually, mobility policies assessed by local institutions tend to intervene on the side of the
urban transport networks, by designing new and expensive infrastructures, whereas only a …

Urban livability and sustainability require a deeper understanding of the impact of urban
spatial structure on human mobility. Here two mobility networks generated from two taxi data …

Smart cities exploit the most advanced information technologies to improve and add value to
existing public services. Having citizens involved in the process through mobile …

Pedestrians represent a population of vulnerable road users who are directly exposed to
complex traffic conditions, thereby increasing their risk of injury or fatality. This study first …

E-bike, characterized as a low-carbon and health-beneficial active travel mode, is gradually
becoming popular in China. Although built environment factors are considered to be key …

Rapidly growing cities often struggle with insufficient green space, although information on
when and where more green space is needed can be difficult to collect. Big data on the …