Background Walkability is a popular term used to describe aspects of the built and social
environment that have important population-level impacts on physical activity, energy …

While research on racial segregation in cities has grown rapidly over the last several
decades, its foundation remains the analysis of the neighbourhoods where people reside …

14. David Harvey,“The Right to the City,” New Left Review 53 (September/October 2008): 23–
40, https://newleftreview. org/issues/II53/articles/david-harvey-the-right-to-the-city. 15. In …

This study develops a Geographic Data Science framework that transforms the Foursquare
check-in locations and user origin-destination flows data into knowledge about the emerging …

This article provides an approach to the geographic and quantitative interpretation of tourism
intensification, drawing on the concepts of fractals, and fractal dimension (D). Exploring …

This paper takes a multi-perspective approach to understand drivers and barriers of climate
action on the neighbourhood level. We start with the assumption that climate actions on the …

Urban research has long recognized that neighbourhoods are dynamic and relational.
However, lack of data, methodologies, and computer processing power have hampered a …

The prosperity of ride-sharing services has rippled in the communities of GIScience,
transportation, and urban planning. Meanwhile, road network structure has been analyzed …

In this second report on quantitative methods, I consider the foundational triumvirate that
underpins the sub-discipline: data, methods, and theory. I argue that, although 'big data'and …

The concept of a “smart city” has gained currency in urban policy as a recognition of the
potentially transformative role advanced information technology will play in city operations …