This paper brings a comprehensive systematic review of the application of geospatial
artificial intelligence (GeoAI) in quantitative human geography studies, including the …

Urban greening is vital for environmental sustainability and human welfare, but assessing its
impact can be challenging due to traditional methodologies' limitations. These methods …

Around 20% of the population is disabled. Many people have mobility problems, including
the elderly and people with young children. It is crucial to adapt cities to the needs of these …

Outdoor jogging, as a physical exercise beneficial for health, has proliferated worldwide.
However, understanding the nonlinear and heterogeneous associations between …

Developing a model to evaluate urban streetscapes based on subjective perceptions is
important for quantitative understanding. However, previous studies have only considered …

Historic districts may be damaged during urban renewal. Landscape sensitivity can be used
as a method to judge the ability of a landscape to resist change. This study proposes an …

The advancement of cutting-edge technologies significantly transforms urban lifestyles and
is indispensable in sustainable urban design and planning. This systematic review focuses …

Walkable and transit-accessible neighborhoods that may offer residents numerous health,
social, and economic benefits are, in many places, becoming increasingly exclusive. This …

Pedestrian priority is an important requirement for city centre regeneration. The quantitative
analysis of the separation degree of pedestrians and vehicles is a key technique to measure …

Urban road networks (URNs) are ubiquitous and essential components of cities. Visually,
they present diverse patterns that embody latent planning principles. However, we still lack a …