Urban development continues to face the dilemma of spatial inequality of public facilities,
particularly educational and medical facilities. Identifying inequalities in various types of …

Equity and inclusion continue to pose significant challenges for many cities. Disparities in
access to resources and facilities among the residents of these areas are often influenced by …

With the process of modernization and industrialization, cities are increasingly becoming
homogenous. The place value and vitality of cities are seriously lacking with a declining …

Land use efficiency (LUE) is considered a significant yardstick for guiding the practice
toward sustainable urban development for metropolitan areas. However, existing evaluation …

Transit-oriented development (TOD) is a sustainable land use planning tool based on land
value-added capturing and urban quality improvements and has been vigorously promoted …

As the significance of cities worldwide with regard to human activities increases, Urban
Development Intensity (UDI) becomes an increasingly critical factor for achieving …

The increasing complexity of urban social-ecological dynamics have presented potential
challenges on achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs). However, little is known …

Effectively identifying urban polycentric spatial structure (UPSS) is essential for data-driven
evaluation of urban performance, and it serves as a scientific basis for urban spatial …

This paper aims to analyze how the associations of built environment and usage of urban
space changed due to the social restrictions during COVID-19 pandemic in the United …

This study examines the relationship between households' access to critical facilities day-to-
day and during weather-related extreme events. Despite a robust understanding of both day …