Small area population forecasts are widely used by government and business for a variety of
planning, research and policy purposes, and often influence major investment decisions …

The unequal growth of population and buildings in metropolitan regions reflects dispersed
urban expansion. This study illustrates an operational framework grounded on a diachronic …

The extent of the challenges and opportunities that population ageing presents depends
heavily on the population's health. Hence, for the development of appropriate strategies that …

Chinese cities have changed from an egalitarian work unit based residential system toward
a diversified housing estate-based neighborhood system under market-oriented reform and …

Diverging rates of population growth and urban expansion have been frequently taken as a
proxy of land consumption in advanced economies. As a novel contribution to diachronic …

This research introduces a pioneering methodology and user-friendly online dashboard for
examining population shifts during urban redevelopment in Bat Yam, Israel, part of the Tel …

The residential choices of seniors are an important issue to be considered in both social
sciences and in urban planning. In this study, we aimed to analyze how the young-elderly in …

Approaches to space-related problems that model decision-making and interactions at the
level of individuals, and thus require disaggregated population data (ie specifying all …

Total and per-capita urbanization rates are increasingly divergent worldwide, indicating an
accelerated land consumption and an increased ecological footprint of cities. Under the …

The preparation of forecasts for small and local area populations involves many challenges.
Standard cohort-component models are problematic because of small numbers, which make …