We are delighted to present the group of papers selected for CUPUM’19 special session “Planning Support Science with Urban Informatics” and invited for submissions to Environment & Planning – B special issue. Please find the author(s)/title information for each selected paper below along with general conference and special session information.
Authors |
Topic/title |
Yanliu Lin |
Social Media as Planning Supports for Collaborative Planning |
Yihan Wu, Qingming Zhan |
A multi-objective optimization model of urban design for facilitating air pollution removal and thermal comfort |
Haozhi Pan, Yizhao Gao, Si Chen, Brian Deal |
An Urban Informatics Approach to Understanding Residential Mobility in Metro Chicago |
Chao Xu, Dagmar Haase, Meirong Su, Yutao Wang, Stephan Pauleit |
Assessment of landscape changes under different urban dynamics based on a multiple-scenario modelling approach |
Q. Han, B. de Vries, B. Glumac |
An Agent-based Model for Allocations of Renewable Energy Sources in Urban Area |
Ana Spataru, Ray Wyatt |
Predicting plans’ popularity to facilitate sensitive management of the rural-urban fringe |
Zipan Cai, Vladimir Cvetkovic |
Spatial Dynamic Modeling for Urban Planning of Nanjing, China |
Perry Pei-Ju Yang, Helen W. Chen, Soowon Chang and Nirvik Saha |
Data-driven Campus Design Support System |
Jessica Page, Zahra Kalantari |
Adapting open-source technology for use in local planning: A case study in Stockholm County, Sweden |
Ying Long, Guowei Lyu |
Urban Modelling focusing on streets: Opportunities and Progresses |
Huaxiong Jiang, Patrick Witte, Stan Geertman |
Does the PSS Discourse Have Something to Offer to the Smart Governance Debate? |
Tianren Yang, Ying Jin, Zhenxuan Yin, De Wang |
Understanding commuting changes as a science of planning: A collaborative use of mobile phone data and planning-support model |
Yuji Yoshimura, Ian Seiferling , Ruixian Ma, Zhoutong Wang, Gary Hack, Carlo Ratti |
Revisiting Kevin Lynch: Analysis of urban perception by deep convolutional neural network |
Rounaq Basu, Joseph Ferreira |
A microsimulation framework to evaluate the impact of car-lite policies on household vehicle availability |
Yiyuan Wang, Qing Shen, Feiyang Sun, Jan Whittington and Casey Gifford |
Urban analytics in the era of shared mobility and big data: experience from Seattle’s new mobility service experiment |
Samuel Maurer, Paul Waddell |
Template-based software architecture for modular and reproducible urban modelling |
Chris Pettit, Vivien Shi, Markus Rittenbruch, Marcus Foth, Hoon Han, Scott Lieske, Ryan van de Nouwelant, Carmela Ticzon, Peta Mitchell, Aida Afrooz, Simone Zarpelon Leao, Bryce Christensen, Murad Jamal |
A Rapid Analytics Scenario Planning Tool |
Please contact Brian Deal (deal@illinois.edu) and cc Stan Geertman (S.C.M.Geertman@uu.nl), Haozhi Pan (hpan8@illinois.edu) for any questions regarding the CUPUM special session and the E&P-B special issue.
CUPUM will be held during July 8-12, 2019 in Wuhan, China. We will hold 3 sessions for the invited papers and authors on Thursday, July 11. The early registration deadline for the conference is April 30. For more information, please see the official CUPUM website: http://www.cupum2019.org/