More than 150 cities around the world have expanded emergency cycling and walking
infrastructure to increase their resilience in the face of the COVID 19 pandemic. This …

Throughout history, pandemics have always shaped cities; many health issues have been
reflected on architecture and urban planning. Today, the world faces a public health crisis of …

How to identify critical nodes in metro networks is still an open and vital topic in complex
networks, which has been a key issue in analyzing the structural organization of a network …

The ongoing pandemic has disrupted all dimensions of human life and impacted a variety of
disciplines, including urban planning and design. There is an urgent need to design cities to …

Walking plays a significant role in promoting public health, decreasing air pollution, and
vitalizing cities. Walkability is an important notion that transportation planners and …

The theory of urban fabrics is based on a schema that identifies walking, transit and
automobile fabrics. From the urban fabrics perspective, the basic sustainability challenge for …

A review of human history, activity and technology shows that, the changes in the
environment and the health of citizens have gone together as an inseparable factor. Cities …

It is well-known that currently, the world is facing the challenge of the “COVID-19” pandemic:
the worst pandemic for a few centuries. There is a consensus that crowded spaces spread …

Doha, the capital city of Qatar, has experienced remarkable urban growth over the last two
decades. This raises concerns regarding the city's fulfillment of compactness, complexity …

Objectives Extending the health benefits of public-transit investment requires understanding
how transit use affects pedestrian activity, including pedestrian activity not directly temporally …