Machine learning transfers heat risk screening to planned new towns
A South Korean study shows heat risk relationships from a mature new town can be transferred to unbuilt sites using ...
Tag: urban planning
Objective Park Features Outshine Perception in Shaping Older Adults’ Park Use
A study of 404 older adults in Xiamen found that objective park features, not perceived environment, significantly predicted park exposure ...
Within-Country Divides Now Dominate Global Urban Inequality, Study Finds
A two-decade global analysis of subnational data finds that inequality within countries, not between them, now dominates spatial disparities in ...
Four decades of American planning traced through one planner’s career
An interview-based perspective traces how American planning evolved over four decades, as reflected on by former Greensboro planning director Sue ...
Most of Addis Ababa lives too far from a public toilet, GIS study finds
A GIS-based analysis of 339 public toilets in Addis Ababa finds that only 25.07 percent of residents live within the ...
New Matrix Framework Maps How People Form Emotional Bonds With Places
A scoping review of 130 studies has produced a matrix framework that organises place attachment around place identity and place ...
Built Environment Thresholds Shape Bike-Sharing Feeder Trips in Tianjin
A Tianjin study using LightGBM-SHAP modeling finds that built environment factors drive metro-feeder bike-sharing connection frequency and modal share through ...
Mapping landslide risk across the Indian Himalaya to guide safer planning
A new study maps landslide susceptibility and risk across the Indian Himalayan Region, finding about 8% of the area under ...
Systematic Review Maps Lagos Urban Forest Governance Gaps for Climate Resilience
A systematic review of twenty peer-reviewed studies finds that fragmented land governance and uneven green infrastructure delivery limit urban forestry's ...
Historic hill park in Konya falls short on real accessibility for vulnerable users
A qualitative study of Konya's Alaeddin Tepesi Park finds that ramps and pathways exist but stairs, slopes and weak signage ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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