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|a 9783036571584
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|a books978-3-0365-7159-1
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|a 9783036571591
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|a Shen, Liyin
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|a Strategies for Sustainable Urban Development-Exploring Innovative Approaches for a Liveable Future
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|a Basel
|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2023
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|a 1 electronic resource (208 p.)
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|a occupant well-being
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|a the Yellow River Basin (YRB)
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|a influencing factors
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|a Krebs cycle design
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|a Architecture / bicssc
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|a post-occupancy evaluation
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|a street connectivity and efficiency
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|a Turkey
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|a floor area
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|a semantic differential method
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|a spatial autocorrelation
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|a carbon emissions
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|a vulnerable communities
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|a Night-Time Economy (NTE)
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|a generative urban design
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|a innovation district
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|a IoT
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|a gulf urbanization
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|a data fusion
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|a Diamantina Knowledge Precinct
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|a grounded theory
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|a green land use efficiency (GLUE)
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|a stakeholders
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|a students' participation
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|a user-centric planning
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|a HUL
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|a residents' opinions
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|a community value
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|a industrial building renovation
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|a Chengdu-Chongqing urban agglomeration
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|a public perception
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|a flat
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|a multiscale geographically weighted regression (MGWR)
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|a participatory design
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|a land registry
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|a sustainable urban development
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|a green infrastructure
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|a urban ecosystem
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|a energy conservation
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|a multimodal data
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|a market competition
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|a PPP
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|a social value
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|a credit-card sales
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|a sustainable urban planning
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|a real estate enterprise
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|a pro-environmental management
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|a evidence-based design decision-making
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|a heritage redevelopment
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|a public transportation
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|a The Arts / bicssc
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|a green hotel
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|a digital green innovation management
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|a resource-based city
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|a public policy
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|a superblocks urbanism
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|a transfer of development rights (TDR)
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|a prefabricated construction
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|a climate change
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|a urban planning
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|a earnings management
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|a research by design
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|a secure architecture
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|a historic buildings
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|a operational restrictions on facilities
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|a COVID-19 response policy
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|a sustainable development
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|a residential property
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|a indoor environment conditions
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|a value creation
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|a disciplinary boundaries
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|a walkability
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|a urban development
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|a occupant-orientation
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|a enabler networks
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|a past behaviour
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|a keyword network analysis
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|a n/a
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|a multidisciplinary approach
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|a Design for Vulnerables
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|a FTA-DEMATEL-ISM
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|a Central Taiwan Science Park
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|a Australia
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|a sports parks
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|a Korea
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|a environmental education
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|a heritage
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|a smart home
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|a rural digitalization reform
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|a energy consumption
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|a preservation of buildings
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|a public engagement
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|a urban policy
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|a social network analysis
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|a decision makers' perspectives
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|a digital technology
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|a rail
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|a user preferences
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|a transit-oriented development
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|a sustainable urban planning and design
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|a city-county consolidation
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|a amenity accessibility
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|a urban regeneration
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|a Brisbane
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|a metro
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|a development restriction
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|a land management
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|a attention mechanisms
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|a green roofs
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|a sustainable urban development policy and practice
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|a text mining
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|a urban vulnerabilities
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|a COVID-19
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|a Kelvin Grove Urban Village
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|a Night-Time Economic Vitality (NTEV)
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|a cognitive mapping
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|a healthy buildings
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|a Saudi Arabia
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|a venture capital
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|a brownfield buildings
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|a design workshops
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|a personality traits
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|a PLS-SEM (partial least square structural equation modeling)
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|a building energy
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|a urban policy and governance
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|a activity-based model
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|a development loss
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|a green buildings
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|a GHG mitigation
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|a urban rail transit (URT)
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|a extraversion
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|a digitalization
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|a storage efficiency
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|a project partners
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|a blockchain
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|a digital legislation and policy
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|a operations management
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|a urban resilience
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|a barriers
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|a sustainability
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|a Brisbane Technology Park
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|a Faro Convention
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|a net-zero roadmap
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|a urbanization development
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|a social network service
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|a stakeholder
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|a developing countries
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|a conflicts
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|a formative measurement model
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|a Ochoa, Jorge
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|a This reprint covers various aspects of sustainable urbanisation. It includes empirical evidence, theoretical insights, and practical recommendations in order to inform and inspire sustainable urban strategies. The ten original research studies presented in this reprint explore topics such as green buildings, rail transportation, land-use efficiency, energy consumption, innovation management, heritage preservation, digital technologies, and behaviour change. The interdisciplinary and international scope of the issue reflects the complexity and diversity of the challenges and opportunities encountered when striving for urban sustainability. This Special Issue aimed to provide researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and students with a comprehensive and up-to-date perspective on sustainable urban development.
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