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Revealing the Spatial Preferences Embedded in Online Activities: A Case Study of Chengdu, Chinady aims to reveal the spatial preferences embedded in this new type of urban life to better plan and design future cities. With two different types of social media data—online location tagging from Weibo and online reviews of POIs on Dianping—we conducted a quantitative analysis to explore the relat

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Developing a GIS-Based Tourist Walkability Index Based on the AURIN Walkability Toolkit—Case Study: en to this concept from a tourist perspective. This study analysed and visualised walkability focusing on tourists’ walking experiences in the Sydney Central Business District (CBD). It develops a GIS-based tourist walkability index based on the walkability toolkit of Australian Urban Research Infra

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Sequential Patterns of Daily Human Activity Extracted from Person Trip Survey Datan this paper, we firstly quantify the similarity between activities and find that working and educational-related activities, as well as shopping/entertainment and personal activities, are conducted in similar patterns. We later propose another method of extracting sequential activity patterns. The

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(Big) Data in Urban Design Practice: Supporting High-Level Design Tasks Using a Visualization of Humsed on our experiences with SmartCampus, we also propose a task-based framework that describes how practicing urban designers (specifically, architects) can use human movement data visualizations in their work. Although extensive amounts of location data are produced daily by smartphones, existing g

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Smart Governance and COVID-19 Control in Wuhan, Chinaffective and targeted way. As the pandemic continues to evolve worldwide, lessons learned from Wuhan, China can be beneficial to other countries in different institutional contexts to build their own, context-specific governance for controlling the pandemic.

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Transport Infrastructure, Twitter and the Politics of Public Participationform of alternative politics. This chapter identifies the extensive use of Twitter as an additional communications channel to raise concerns at a local community level, and at a broader political level during a 2019 political election.