Climate change, population growth and urban sprawl have put a strain on water supplies
across the world, making it difficult to meet water demand, especially in city regions where …

Urban inequality, specifically in vulnerable areas, has been a study topic from the earliest
days of sociology to the present. This study's objective is to discuss the scope and limitation …

This article aims to understand the probable links between social capital and social
infrastructure. The inclusion of these two dimensions into urban analysis may help to better …

Evaluating inherent vulnerability, an intrinsic characteristic becomes imperative for the
formulation of adaptation strategies, particularly in highly complex and vulnerable regions of …

The rapid urbanization process has significantly transformed natural landscapes through
extensive changes in land use and land cover in urban areas. The present research …

This article explores the negative effects of gentrification, especially in vulnerable areas of
contemporary cities, by focusing on five case studies of the city of Barcelona. This relevant …

The user's experience is critical in spatial design, particularly in outdoor spaces like
university campuses, where the physical environment significantly influences students' …

An understanding of the spatial distribution of informal settlements within a city is important
for urban management decision-making and service infrastructure provision, provides useful …

Land use and land cover changes driven by urban sprawl has accelerated the degradation
of ecosystem services in metropolitan settlements. However, most optimisation techniques …

The spatial assessment criteria system for hybridizing renewable energy sources, such as
hybrid solar-wind farms, is critical in selecting ideal installation sites that maximize benefits …