Titlebook: Digital Urban Modeling and Simulation; Stefan Müller Arisona,Gideon Aschwanden,Peter Wonk Book 2012 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2012

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Integrating Urban Simulation and Visualizationusly separate areas. This last aspect exploits a form of in-situ visualization enhancing the ability of both the simulations and the visualizations. The presented collections of works represent state-of-the-art methods that will educate the reader on the latest thoughts and approaches in the field.

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Calculating Citiesication and global mercantile traffic that ushered in the Renaissance in Europe fostered development of increasingly unambiguous and detailed representations of space and urban environments. The rise of increasingly sophisticated and precise measures at various points in time and place underpinned d

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The City as a Socio-technical System: A Spatial Reformulation in the Light of the Levels Problem andads and infrastructure; and a human sub-system made up of movement, interaction and activity. As such, cities can be thought of as socio-technical systems. Any reasonable theory of urban complexity would need to link the social and technical sub-systems to each other. Historically, most urban models

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City Induction: A Model for Formulating, Generating, and Evaluating Urban Designs this level is hampered by the lack of integrated instruments for formulating, generating, and evaluating urban plans. This chapter describes the theoretical foundations of a research project, called ., aimed at the creation of a model for the development of such an instrument, departing from existi

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Modeling Water Use for Sustainable Urban Designnmental impacts of urban design fall into measurable categories, for example, air quality, biodiversity, solid wastes, water and wastewater, hazardous materials, and impacts of nonrenewable energy use. Such measures are incorporated into building rating systems as a way of codifying sustainability.

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