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Handbook of Geospatial Approaches to Sustainable Cities.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Weng, Qihao.
Series:
Imaging Science Series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Sustainable urban development--Geographic information systems.
Sustainable urban development.
City planning--Environmental aspects.
City planning.
Urban ecology (Sociology).
Physical Description:
1 online resource (373 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Milton : Taylor & Francis Group, 2024.
Summary:
"This comprehensive handbook presents the current state of knowledge on geospatial technologies, techniques, and methods that are imperative for providing solutions to sustainable cities. It addresses the role of geospatial big data and AI techniques and how they are applied when analyzing the sustainability of urban development, land use, urban planning, and resource management, as well as monitoring the impact urbanization has on the environment and the ecosystem. With contributions from renowned experts around the world, this holistic handbook is a toolbox for geospatial, urban, and sustainability professionals, and the artificial intelligence community"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Intro
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface
PART I - Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Analytics: Needs and Requirements
PART II - Geospatial Techniques for Renewable Cities
PART III - Geospatial Techniques for Resilient Cities
PART IV - Digital Cities
Acknowledgments
Editors
Contributors
Part I: Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Analytics: Needs and Requirements
1. Sensing Urban Physical Environment with GeoAI and Street-Level Imagery
Introduction
Street-Level Imagery (SI)
Street-Level Imagery Sources
Street-Level Imagery Attributes
Methods for Sensing the Urban Physical Environment
Sensing Tasks
Scene Element Extraction
Scene Perception
Scene Inference
Scene Embedding
Scene Generation
Approaches Based on Techniques
Supervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning
Semi-Supervised Learning
Reinforcement Learning
Applications of Urban Sensing
Observational Sensing: Sensing the Physical Entity
Instance-Level Sensing
Street-Level Sensing
Neighborhood-Level Sensing
City-Level Sensing
Urban Implicit Relationship Sensing: Sensing Beyond the Image
Human Perception Sensing: Sensing with Human-Centric Perspective
Future Trends
References
2. Geospatial Big Data for Urban Sustainability Science
Urban Sustainability Science
Geospatial Big Data
Application of Using Geospatial Big Data
Agglomeration Economies
Urban Freight
Urban Functions and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)
Conclusions
Future Challenges
3. Urban Flooding Monitoring and Management in Geospatial Perspective: Data, Techniques, and Platforms
Geospatial Data for Urban Flooding Monitoring
Geospatial Techniques for Urban Flooding Management.
Flood Modeling and Forecasting
Flood Mapping and Risk Assessment
Flooding Impact Assessment, Recovery, and Adaptation
Geospatial Platforms for Urban Flooding Management
Problems and Prospects
Data Availability and Quality Issues
Technical Limitations and Gaps
Geospatial Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Flood Monitoring and Management
Integration of Geospatial Platforms with Other Urban Management Systems
Part II: Geospatial Techniques for Renewable Cities
4. Assessing Sustainability in China's Resource-Based Cities: Leveraging Remote Sensing Techniques for Evaluating Environment-Related SDG Progress
Methods
City Categorization
Data Collection
Multi-criteria Decision Making
Results
Weight of SDG Indicators
Score of Each Environment-Related SDG
Overall Score of Environment-Related SDGs
Conclusion
5. Urban Green Space Maps Based on GeoAI
Introduction: Background and Driving Forces
GeoAI Method
Data Preprocessing
Multi-scale Feature Extraction Module
Multi-modal Information Fuse Module
Boundary Enhancement Module
Study Area and Datasets
Study Area
Datasets
Mapping Urban Green Spaces with Different Methods
6. Contrasting Pattern of Urban Expansion and Urban Land Use Intensification of Global Megacities using Nighttime Light Time Series Data
Time Series Modeling
Urban Built-Up Area Mapping
Urban Land Change Classification and Analysis
Urban Land Change Pattern
Discussions
7. The Potential of Nature-Based Solutions in Urban Heat Mitigation and Building Energy Savings
Introduction.
Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Heat Mitigation and Building Energy Savings
Green Roofs
Evaporative and Water-Retentive Pavements
Street Trees
Methodology
Assessment of Thermal Comfort
Mean Radiant Temperature
Outdoor Thermal Comfort Indices
Microclimatic Modeling
ENVI-met
Scenario Development
Validation of the Meteorological Outputs
Building Energy Simulation
EnergyPlus
Validation of the Building Energy Use
Performance of Nature-Based Solutions in Urban Heat Mitigation
Performance of Nature-Based Solutions in Building Energy Savings
Discussion
The Effectiveness of NBS in Cooling the Environment and Improving Thermal Comfort
The Effectiveness of Green Roofs in Reducing Building Energy Use
Part III: Geospatial Techniques for Resilient Cities
8. GeoAI for High-Resolution Urban Air Temperature Estimation and Urban Heat Island Monitoring
Study Area and Data
Satellite and In-Situ Meteorological Data
Local Climate Zone Map
Variable Processing
Air Temperature Estimation
Step 1: LST Downscaling
Step 2: Air Temperature Estimation
Urban Heat Islands Monitoring
Results and Discussion
LST Downscaling Results
Hourly Air Temperature Estimation Accuracy Assessment
Hourly Air Temperature Mapping Analysis
Diurnal Cycle of UHI Intensity
Novelty and Limitation
9. Satellite-Based Assessment of Urban Thermal Environments
Acquisition and Preprocessing of Satellite LST Data
Data Selection
Overview of LST Retrieval
Basic Theory
SC Algorithm
SW Algorithm
TES Algorithm
Urban-Specific LST Errors and Thermal Anisotropy
Scaling and Classification of LST
Evaluation of SUHI
Overall SUHII.
Simple SUHII with LULC
SUHII without LULC
SUHII based on Linear Relationship with Impervious Surface Area (ISA)
SUHII based on Gaussian Surface Model
SUHII Distribution
Quantifying Urban Growth
Diurnal Scale Analysis using Next-Generation Satellites
Challenges and Future Perspectives
10. Urban Air Pollution Mitigation for Sustainable Cities: Observation, Modeling, and Control Strategies
O3 and Its Primary Emitted Precursors
Airborne Particulate and Aerosols
Sampling Site Selection
Measurement Techniques
O3, CO, SO2 and NOx
VOCs
Online VOCs
Offline VOCs
OVOCs
SOA Tracers
VOCs Molecular Markers
NR-PM1 Compositions
Particle Size Distribution
Modeling and Calculation Techniques
Photochemical Box Model (PBM)
General Description
Simulation of Photochemical Pathways and Radicals
Estimate of Relative Incremental Reactivity (RIR)
Chemical Transport Model
Source Apportionment Model
Backward Particle Release Model
Quantification of Meteorological Impact
NPF-Related Calculations
Observations of Urban Air Pollutants
Intensive Samplings of Urban Air Pollutants
Characters of O3 and Its Precursors
Characters of VOCs
Chemical Compositions of Aerosols
Method Developing on AUFPs
Long-term Variations of Urban Air Pollutants
Numerical Simulations on Urban Air Pollution
Simulation of Atmospheric Dynamics
Simulation of Atmospheric Chemistry
Source Apportionments of Urban Air Pollutants
VOC Source Identification
Source Apportionment on OA
Control Strategies on Urban Air Pollution
Potential Control Measures for O3 Pollution
O3-Precursor Relationship
O3 Control Measures on Cutting Ratios of VOCs and NOx.
Source Contribution to VOCs and O3 Production
Aerosol Control Measures
11. Geospatial Analysis of Emerging Drought Risk in a Warming Climate
Spatiotemporal Evolution of Flash Drought
Underlying Mechanism of Flash Drought
Drought-related Compound Extremes
Summary and Conclusions
12. Urban Summer Air Temperature Forecasting through a Fusion of a Numerical Weather Prediction Model with Machine Learning
Machine Learning Algorithms
Machine Learning
Deep Learning
Overview of Study Area and Numerical Weather Prediction Model for Case Studies
Study Area: Seoul
Local Data Assimilation and Prediction System Model
Case Study 1: Machine Learning-based Spatial Distribution Production of Bias-corrected Urban Air Temperature Forecast
Data
Method
Case Study 2: Deep Learning-based Post-processing of Urban Air Temperature Forecast
Part IV: Digital Cities
13. GIS-Based Modeling for Estimating Urban Carbon Emissions
Data Sources and Methodologies for GIS-based Emissions Modeling
Top-Down Method Using Nighttime Lights
Bottom-Up Method
Hybrid Method
Cross-Comparison of the Methods
Case Studies of GIS-based Modeling for Urban Carbon Emissions Estimation
Modeling Spatiotemporal Carbon Emissions for Two Mega-Urban Regions
Research Steps
Spatiotemporal Carbon Emissions
Modeling High-resolution of Carbon Emissions for Two Mega-Urban Regions
Model Description
Spatial Distribution of Urban Carbon Emissions
Challenges and Opportunities in GIS-based Emissions Modeling
References.
14. The Relationship between Visual Space and Elders' Mental Health within 15-Minute Life Circles Using SVIs: A Case Study of Beijing.
Notes:
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
1-04-002756-3
1-003-24456-4
1-04-002749-0
9781003244561
OCLC:
1427664114

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