Titlebook: Resilient and Adaptive Tokyo; Towards Sustainable Wanglin Yan,William Galloway,Rajib Shaw Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Shun Nakayama,Wanglin Yan,William Gallowaye. Symmetry comes in very soon and plays a central role. Each chapter starts with the necessary definitions and then the subject is treated in two- and three-dimensional space. Subsequent sections give an extension to higher dimensions. Short historical remarks added at the end of the chapters will show the d978-90-277-2341-3978-94-009-4760-3

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Calculating the Demand for Food, Energy, and Water in the Spatial Perspective,g forms. This method was applied to the Tokyo-Yokohama metropolitan area as a case study. This knowledge is helpful to identify the starting point for urban planning and design aimed at zero-carbon emissions and other forms of sustainable urbanism.

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Identifying Gaps Between Food Supply and Demand Under Compact City Policies,in . throughout the suburbs, especially in areas that were further away from train stations. Meanwhile, compact city policies promoted the development of more supermarkets in the vicinity of stations, but residential areas further away saw a rapid decrease in the number of supermarkets. An obvious c

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Urban Agriculture as a Tool for Adapting Future Cities,nd alleviating disaster risks, etc. Japan’s Basic Act on the Promotion of Urban Agriculture, enacted in 2015, recognized the importance of urban agriculture. This chapter will first review the trends and related policies of urban agriculture in Japan, and then introduces the services and functions o

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The Potential of Hydrogen Energy and Innovative Diffusion Models in Japan,ographically. The second application examined is the concept of an integrated system built around fuel cell use to provide electricity, heat, and water to individual households and buildings, seen from the perspective of the food-energy-water (FEW) nexus. Such decentralized systems could form a comp

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Hydrogen Refueling Station Siting and Development Planning in the Delivery Industry,iteria. Finally, environmental impacts, including GHG emission reductions, are evaluated based on well-to-wheel analysis. Hydrogen refueling stations were found to be viable at six of the company’s 24 logistics centers. Relative to gasoline trucks, annual GHG emissions would be reduced by 48.3% by i