Cities are the core of social interactions and resource consumption in our current times.
However, urban systems are still largely based on linear activities in which resources are …

This article discusses the governance of a smart-green transition in an urban region. The
focus is on how the modes of public governance relate to relationality, spatiality, and …

Implementing a circular economy in cities has been proposed by policy makers as a
potential solution for achieving sustainability in the construction sector. One strategy that has …

The current spatial analysis of urban GDP mainly focuses on macroscopic scales such as
city and county level. The internal economic spatial differentiation characteristics of cities …

The spatial–kinematic structure of 48 young star clusters and associations is investigated.
Moran's I statistic is used to quantify the degree of kinematic substructure in each region …

A geographic information system (GIS) stores, manipulates, analyses, and visualises spatial
data. GIS enables the mapping of building elements and components and can optimise the …

With urbanization trends impacting on levels of greenhouse gas emissions, environmental
degradation, resource consumption and associated waste; the quest for stronger mitigation …

The chemical industry is not only a crucial sector of national economy, but also a significant
consumer of water resources and a major initiator of water pollution. The sustainable …

Despite the widespread use of equilateral square and hexagonal grids as spatial units in
metropolitan spatial structure studies, their impact on the identification, selection, and …

In an era increasingly defined by its simultaneous environmental, geopolitical, and
economic crises, it has become evident that our traditional linear economy–characterized by …