Titlebook: Innovating for Healthy Urbanization; Roy Ahn,Thomas F. Burke,Anita M. McGahan Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Spri

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ch recognition researchers such as Rabiner [8] and Jelinek [2] in the late 1970s were applied to natural language understanding only in the early 1990s [5]. It is only a decade ago that dialogue management has benefited from statistical modeling and data-driven methods [3]. Following this trend, thi

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Innovations in Low- and Middle-Income Countries for Newborn and Child Healthproportionate share of the global burden of disease. Currently, approximately 6.6 million children under the age of five die each year worldwide. The vast majority of these deaths occur in resource-limited countries. Furthermore, recent evidence suggests that the growing subset of children in these

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Innovations in Anti-Trafficking Efforts: Implications for Urbanization and Healthafficking. First, we briefly describe why human trafficking is an urban health concern. Second, we provide a brief overview of the social determinants of human trafficking. Third, we highlight innovative anti-trafficking efforts, including public awareness campaigns, vocational training, community e

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Modeling Vulnerable Urban Populations in the Global Context of a Changing Climateon the current and future built environment. Most contemporary climate models indicate that climate change will have heterogeneous impact globally, and its effects are expected to be more severe in urban centers. This is due to the increased density of human populations, materials used to construct