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Application of Information on Human Activity-Travel Behavior in Urban Space and Time in the Informastainable urban regeneration. Conventionally, travel is considered a demand, derived from the desire to engage in activities at certain locations. Hence, an understanding of the relationships between travel behavior and daily activity engagement is necessary to estimate individual and household resp

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Urban and Regional Information Infrastructure,on. Local as well as global market trends are further important factors. All these analyses require a variety of urban and regional databases, together with an efficient system that can handle such information properly. This whole system is the urban and regional information infrastructure.

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Monitoring of Urban Infrastructure and Environment by Use of Remote Sensing,s and air pollution and water quality deterioration have had fatal impacts on urban life. While rapid urbanization has provided increased convenience and benefit for the inhabitants, on the other hand, it has caused serious problems and has sometimes prejudiced urban safety and sustainability.

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