Abstract COVID-19, the most wide-spread and disruptive pandemic in over a century,
enforced emergency urban design responses meaning to recalibrate transport provision …

Purpose This study aims to assess the readiness of both citizens and the government for
digital participatory planning (DDP) as a contribution to the undergoing transformative shift …

Many cities are undergoing a transition towards sustainable smart cities (SSCs) that are built
on advanced information technology infrastructure and support social justice. To achieve a …

Ridesharing as a form of mobility service increased significantly and has become a popular
concept in recent years among users, mobility authorities, and transport service providers …

Noise pollution is one of the major health risks in urban life. The approach to measurement
and identification of noise sources needs to be improved and enhanced to reduce high …

Since the emergence of urban planning science at the beginning of 20 th century, urban
disruption as innovation is highly connected to the urban planning framework, it goes along …

Cities are currently engaged through their urban policies in pushing people towards less
environmentally impacting mobility modalities: therefore, cycling and walking are strongly …

Civic participation has an irreplaceable role in the land-use planning process because it
contributes a practical perspective to expert knowledge. This article discusses whether there …

Bikeshare system operators have leveraged online platforms to gather user feedback on
station experiences and service quality. This crowdsourced data presents a valuable …

This chapter investigates the multidimensional integration of territorial development and
spatial planning, dissecting the intricate dynamics that underscore the attractiveness and …