This paper aims to engage with the ongoing debates on the role of planning in future smart
cities, to make a case for a reconceptualization of the technocentric notion of the smart city …

Complex sustainability issues in the Anthropocene, with rapid globalization and global
environmental changes, are increasingly interlinked between not only nearby systems but …

As the volume of digital data is growing exponentially and computational methods are
advancing rapidly, network analysis is an increasingly important analytical tool to …

Some of the most exciting progress to address central limitations in GIS is currently
originating from the margins of cartographic traditions. This article explores the potential of a …

Quantitative and cartographic methods are today often associated with absolute, Newtonian
conceptions of space. We argue that some such methods have not always been and need …

The past 25 years have seen a proliferation of interest in GIS among humanists and
humanistic social scientists. Under various banners–historical GIS, qualitative and mixed …

This study introduces the Access Weight Matrix (AWM) to capture the spatial dependence of
access across a geographical surface. AWM is a nonsymmetry, nonzero diagonal matrix …

The idea of concentrated poverty has long held a prominent place in understandings of
racial and class inequality in American cities. While the spatial concentration of the poor is …

Acknowledging that sea-land intermodal integration and transshipment are core
transformations of the contemporary international logistic system, we study the spatial and …

Critical physical geography (CPG) calls for integrative research on material landscapes and
the socio‐political dynamics of scientific knowledge production. Network analysis, a rich …