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1Remarks on Urban Spatial Growth Management ResearchCHEN Jinfu,Professor,Director,Teaching & Research Office on Urban Planning,Architecture and Urban Planning School,Huazhong University of Science and Technology PhD Candidate,College of Public Administration,Huazhong University of Science and Technology,Wuhan,P.R.China.REN Lijuan,Postgraduate,Architecture and Urban Planning School,Huazhong University of Science and Technology,Wuhan,P.R.China.YU Cheng,Postgraduate,Architecture and Urban Planning School,Huazhong University of Science and Technology,Wuhan,P.R.China.XU Xiaolei,Postgraduate,Architecture and Urban Planning School,Huazhong University of Science and Technology,Wuhan,P.R.China.LI Xinyan,Lecturer,Architecture and Urban Planning School,Huazhong University of Science and Technology,Wuhan,P.R.China. 2010China City Planning Review2010,19,2:180
2Expansion of Rural Construction in Suburbs of Beijing:A Case Study on Nanjuan Village of Shunyi显示文摘1. Background Today the rural land use in China calls for major concerns. Villages in suburban areas, due to their special location, are experiencing dramatic changes onZHANG Yue,PhD,Associate Professor,School of Architecture,Tsinghua University,Beijing,P. R. China. CAO Wen,Undergraduate,School of Architecture,Tsinghua University,Beijing,P. R. China. ZHANG Lu,Undergraduate,School of Architecture,Tsinghua University,Beijing,P. R. China. LAN Weijie,Undergraduate,School of Architecture,Tsinghua University,Beijing,P. R. China. 2007China City Planning Review2007,16,4:34
3Four Theses in Study of China's Urbanization显示文摘It may be an unpardonable sin to start a paper with an apology. But in this assembly of distinguished China scholars, I feel like a novice. My own field ofJohn Friedmann 2006China City Planning Review2006,15,2:14
4Ecological Planning for Sino-Singapore Ecological Science and Technology Town of Suzhou显示文摘1. Background The construction of Sino-Singapore Ecological Science and Technology Town (SSESTT), which is a part of Suzhou Industrial Park, was initiated in 2005 under the circumstance of rapidLIN Borong, Associate Professor, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P. R. China. QIN Youguo, Professor, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P. R. China. LIU Ligang, PhD Candidate, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P. R. China. SONG Yehao, Associate Professor, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P. R. China. 2008China City Planning Review2008,17,4:12
5A Ladder Of Citizen Participation显示文摘Sherry R. Arnstein 1969Journal of the American Planning Association1969,,4:8
6Spatial Restructuring of Industries Under Economic Globalization: Enterprises’ Choice and Governments’ ResponseLI Xun, Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Geography and Planning School, Sun Yat-sen University Deputy Director, Planning and Design Institute of Sun Yat-sen University Center for Studies of Hong Kong, Macao and Pearl River Delta, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, P. R. China. FU Wenying, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Geography and Planning School, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, P. R. China. LIU Hongfeng, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Geography and Planning School, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, P. R. China. 2009China City Planning Review2009,18,2:8
7Designation and Development of Central Towns: A Case Study of ShiyanLIU Aihua, PhD, College of Resources and Environment, Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Sciences Post-doctor, College of Economy, Nankai University and Tianjin Urban Planning and Design Institute, Tianjin, P. R. China. Research area: region planning, integrated urban-rural planning. XIE Zhengguan, Professor, College of Resources and Environment, Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, P. R. China. Research area: urban geography and urban planning. ZHENG Yangyang, Assistant Planner, ICON United, Beijing, P. R. China. Research area: urban geography and urban planning. 2012China City Planning Review2012,21,1:8
8Understanding Urban Spatial Structure of Shanghai Central City Based on Mobile Phone Data显示文摘Taking Shanghai Central City as its case study, this paper presents an approach to exploring the urban spatial structure through mobile phone positioning data. Firstly, based on base station location data and mobile phone signaling data, the paper analyses the number of users connecting to each base station, and further generates the maps of mobile phone user density through kernel density analysis. We move on to calculate the multi-day average user density based on a time frame of 10:00 and 23:00 at workdays and 15:00 and 23:00 at weekends for Shanghai Central City. Then, through spatial aggregation and density classifi cation on the density maps of 10:00 at workdays and 15:00 at weekends, we identify the ranks and functions of public centers within Shanghai Central City. Lastly, we identify residential areas, business off ice areas, and leisure areas in Shanghai Central City and measure the degree of functional mix by comparing the ratio of day and night user density as well as the user density at nighttime of workdays and weekends.Niu Xinyi Ding Liang Song Xiaodong Zhang Qingfei 2015China City Planning Review2015,24,3:7
9Research on Relationships Between Built Environment and Criminal Behavior in Parking Areas: A Case Study on Pudong New Area, ShanghaiMAO Yuanyuan, PhD Candidate, School of Architecture & Urban Planning, Tongji University, Shanghai, P. R. China. DAI Shenzhi, Professor, School of Architecture & Urban Planning, Tongji University, Shanghai, P. R. China. DENG Tian, China Overseas Property Group Co., Ltd (Eastern China), Shanghai, P. R. China. XU Bin, Off icer, Shanghai Municipal Public Security Bureau Pudong Branch, Shanghai, P. R. China. ZHU Wei, PhD, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. DONG Hengping, Postgraduate student, School of Architecture & Urban Planning, Tongji University, Shanghai, P. R. China. 2009China City Planning Review2009,18,2:7
10Research Progress of the Application of Big Data in China's Urban Planning显示文摘The arrival of the big data era facilitates the reform on related research and its application in the fi eld of urban planning from the mode of thinking to the technical method, which provides a technical foundation and platform for supporting the demands of residents as micro subjects in the process of city development. Beginning with analyzing the changes in urban planning thoughts under the infl uence of big data, this paper then summarizes the major reforms in urban planning research methodology and a city's plan formulation process caused by the application of big data, such as thinking mode, researching method, and planning process, based on which relevant issues like publicity and sharing of data, authenticity of data, and security of data that need to be further discussed and solved are analyzed, with the expectation of promoting the development of urban planning research and application in this new era.Dang Anrong Xu Jian Tong Biao Li Juan Qian Fang 2015China City Planning Review2015,24,1:7
11China’s WUB Community vs. America’s TOD Community显示文摘1. Critiques and reflections on WUB CommunityThe working unit system and the WUB Community, i.e., working-unit-based community, are two completelyYU Wenbo,Postdoctoral,Department of Architecture,Zhejiang University Associate Professor,Department of Architecture and Planning,Zhejiang University of Technology,Hangzhou,P. R. China. WANG Zhu,Professor,Chair of Department of Architecture,Zhejiang University,Hangzhou,P. R. China. MENG Haining,Associate Professor,Chair of Department of Architecture,Zhejiang University,Hangzhou,P. R. China. Editorial Department 2007China City Planning Review2007,16,4:7
12SECI, Ba and Leadership: a Unified Model of Dynamic Knowledge Creation显示文摘Ikujiro Nonaka Ryoko Toyama Noboru Konno 2000Long Range Planning2000,,1:5
13Business Model Design: An Activity System Perspective显示文摘Christoph Zott Raphael Amit 2009Long Range Planning2009,,2:5
14基于熵值法的老年人公交满意度分析显示文摘Population aging is happening in many places,such as on the Chinese mainland and in Hong Kong.Hong Kong,with the second-highest percentage of older adults in Asia,is among the world’s fastest-aging societies.Moreover,the city has very high transit patronage:transit trips constitute approximately 90%of all trips.Given the significance of transit in Hong Kong,improving transit services for older adults is of substantial importance.In light of this,based on the data of transit satisfaction(or perception)collected by a questionnaire survey in March 2015(N=613),this study adopts the entropy weight method to determine the importance weights of an array of transit service quality attributes(e.g.,seat availability and travel stability).Then,it performs an index-based importance-satisfaction(I-S)analysis using the outcome of the previous step as a basis to determine priorities for transit service improvement.The results show that in the view of older adults,three service quality attributes in need of improvement are seat availability,waiting conditions,and service frequency.Accordingly,the paper puts forward policy implications for further implementation.杨林川 郭源园 刘吉祥 Liang Sisi(Proofread) 2021China City Planning Review2021,30,1:5
15Greenways as a planning strategy显示文摘Jack Ahern 1995Landscape and Urban Planning1995,,1:4
16Application of Spatial and Temporal Entropy Based on Multivariate Data for Measuring the Degree of Urban Function Mix显示文摘Quantifying the degree of urban function mix has great signifi cance to both urban planning practices and studies. This paper, fi rst of all, based on the data of points of interest(POIs), analyzes the spatial distribution patterns of urban functions in Beijing. Then according to the taxi GPS data with the origin and destination points(taxi-ODs), we identify the spatial and temporal pattern of the degree of urban function mix in Beijing. Finally, based on the information entropy model of the POIs and taxi-ODs, we establish a spatial entropy and a temporal entropy to quantitatively assess the degree of urban function mix, confirming by virtue of correlation analysis and regression analysis that the spatial entropy of POIs is closely associated with the temporal entropy of taxi-ODs, which proves that it is reasonable to assess the degree of urban function mix via these two entropies. As a result, the degree of urban function mix in Beijing is characterized by slowly decreasing from its core area along the 3rd and 4th Ring Roads to its periphery. In detail, there is the highest degree of urban function mix in Beijing's traditional core areas, including Zhongguancun, CBD(Central Business District), the Old Dongcheng District, the Old Xicheng District, and the area within the 2nd Ring Road; a higher degree in Wangjing area; and a low degree in Tiantongyuan and Huilongguan communities. The analytical results have initially achieved a more accurate identifi cation and quantitative evaluation on the degree of urban function mix, and can be taken as a supporting tool to analyze the comprehensiveness of urban functions.Li Miaoyi Shen Zhenjiang Yang Tao Wang Jingyuan Kobayashi Fumihiko Li Min 2015China City Planning Review2015,24,1:4
17Network DEA显示文摘Rolf F?re Shawna Grosskopf 2000Socio-Economic Planning Sciences2000,,1:4
18A directional slacks-based measure of technical inefficiency显示文摘Hirofumi Fukuyama William L. Weber 2008Socio-Economic Planning Sciences2008,,4:4
19Development of Public Participation in Regulatory Planning in China:A Comparative Study Based on National RegulationsYIN Chengzhi, XIONG Yan School of Public Policy & Management, Tsinghua University China Architectural Design & Research Group 2011China City Planning Review2011,20,4:4
20Business Models, Business Strategy and Innovation显示文摘David J. Teece 2009Long Range Planning2009,,2:4
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