[HTML][HTML] Combining vector and raster data in regionalization: A unified framework for delineating spatial unit boundaries for socio-environmental systems analyses
Regionalization has emerged as a crucial research area for the past 50 years, including
aggregating smaller areas into larger, contiguous, and/or homogeneous regions. Spatial …
aggregating smaller areas into larger, contiguous, and/or homogeneous regions. Spatial …
Efficient regionalization for spatially explicit neighborhood delineation
Neighborhood delineation is increasingly relied upon in urban social science research to
identify the most appropriate spatial unit. In problems of this type, the true number of …
identify the most appropriate spatial unit. In problems of this type, the true number of …
Mapping energy poverty: How much impact do socioeconomic, urban and climatic variables have at a territorial scale?
Energy poverty, considered a form of deprivation distinct from income poverty, is associated
with three factors: low-income levels, high energy costs, and poor residential energy …
with three factors: low-income levels, high energy costs, and poor residential energy …
Designing efficient and balanced police patrol districts on an urban street network
In police planning, a territory is often divided into several patrol districts with balanced
workloads, in order to repress crime and provide better police service. Conventionally, in this …
workloads, in order to repress crime and provide better police service. Conventionally, in this …
PAGE: Parallel Scalable Regionalization Framework
Regionalization techniques group spatial areas into a set of homogeneous regions to
analyze and draw conclusions about spatial phenomena. A recent regionalization problem …
analyze and draw conclusions about spatial phenomena. A recent regionalization problem …
Exploring regionalization in the network urban space
Isotropic homogeneity does not hold in urban areas. Street networks exert a great influence
on human mobility. As a result, city structure is largely shaped by this network, especially the …
on human mobility. As a result, city structure is largely shaped by this network, especially the …
SMP: scalable max-P regionalization
MP-regions is an NP-hard problem that groups spatial areas to produce a maximum number
of regions by enforcing a user-defined constraint at the regional level. Existing approximate …
of regions by enforcing a user-defined constraint at the regional level. Existing approximate …
EMP: Max-P regionalization with enriched constraints
Y Kang, A Magdy - 2022 IEEE 38th International Conference on …, 2022 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Spatial regionalization is the process of grouping a set of spatial areas into spatially
contiguous and homogeneous regions. This paper introduces an enriched max-p-regions …
contiguous and homogeneous regions. This paper introduces an enriched max-p-regions …
A framework of comparative urban trajectory analysis
The increasing availability of urban trajectory data from the GPS-enabled devices has
provided scholars with opportunities to study urban dynamics at a finer spatiotemporal scale …
provided scholars with opportunities to study urban dynamics at a finer spatiotemporal scale …
PRUC: P-regions with user-defined constraint
This paper introduces a generalized spatial regionalization problem, namely, PRUC (P-
Regions with User-defined Constraint) that partitions spatial areas into homogeneous …
Regions with User-defined Constraint) that partitions spatial areas into homogeneous …