Interests in studying of the built environment impacts on travel behavior have proliferated
from North America to other parts of the world including China. Until very recently, there has …

This paper contributes empirical evidence about the usefulness of remote sensing imagery
to quantify the degree of poverty at the intra-urban scale. This concept is based on two …

The article maps urban poverty, using thelivelihoods assets framework'to develop a new
index of multiple deprivation, examining the implications for area and sector targeting by …

Recent discussions of poverty recognize its multi-dimensional character, focusing on
multiple sources of deprivation that poor households experience. However, for urban …

This paper aims to use spatial statistical tools to explore the reciprocal spatial–temporal
effects of transport infrastructure and urban growth of Jeddah city, a fast develo** …

This paper provides evidence on the usefulness of very high spatial resolution (VHR)
imagery in gathering socioeconomic information in urban settlements. We use land cover …

GIS and the Social Sciences offers a uniquely social science approach on the theory and
application of GIS with a range of modern examples. It explores how human geography can …

Socio-economic disadvantage experienced by residents of English seaside resorts has
been growing over the last decade, and academic and practice-based research is providing …

The present work seeks to address significant research gaps relating to brand equity and
Service-Dominant Logic, specifically examining the influence of tourist geographical context …

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 …