Towards Adaptive Planning of Urban Spaces in the Context of a New Agile Urbanism

Schwimmer, Edith; Schaufler, Claudius

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-20995-6_1

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Examining Post-Pandemic Urban Transformations: A Literature Review on COVID-19’s Influence on Urban Design

Pacheco,

Madureira,

Monteiro

2024

Sustainability

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Background: Urban areas attract people looking to improve their quality of life. However, the urban territory has been organised without respect for biogeophysical support or a holistic strategy for distributing populations and activities in the available space. Recent urbanisation models, such as compact city approaches, were designed to enhance cities’ sustainability and resilience. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has raised questions about how these models can still influence the spread of infectious diseases within urban spaces. Methodology: To investigate the impact of COVID-19 on the reassessment of urbanisation models to promote health and wellbeing, a comprehensive literature review was conducted to analyse the interventions implemented and documented in scientific research by several cities in the wake of the pandemic. Results: The analysis emphasises the city’s dedication to expanding open public urban spaces, preferably with closer access to nature, and potentialising its use, especially during times of lockdown. Conclusions: The effects of the interventions reported in the selected studies on urban communities are not yet known. Most of the interventions reported are not yet being/have not been monitored to understand their results on COVID-19 contagion.

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Examining Post-Pandemic Urban Transformations: A Literature Review on COVID-19’s Influence on Urban Design

Pacheco,

Madureira,

Monteiro

2024

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The Future of Urban Connectivity

Padhiary,

Roy,

Roy

2024

Advances in Electronic Government, Digital Divide, and Regional Development

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The development of artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of things (IoT) technologies has resulted in a groundbreaking shift in urban connectivity that has enabled the creation of smart cities. This chapter looks at how AI-infused urban connections have greatly impacted the growth of IoT communication networks. By utilizing AI, smart cities can improve public services, improve the utilization of assets, and increase urban living standards. Important subjects covered in this chapter include predictive maintenance, real-time monitoring, and AI-driven data analytics, all of which increase the efficiency and dependability of urban infrastructure. The integration of IoT devices and AI algorithms in urban settings is examined in this chapter, featuring concerns including security, privacy, and regulatory frameworks being addressed. Through case studies and practical examples, it offers a thorough explanation of how AI-infused urban connectivity is redefining smart cities and encouraging the creation of next-generation IoT communication networks.

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Towards Adaptive Planning of Urban Spaces in the Context of a New Agile Urbanism

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Examining Post-Pandemic Urban Transformations: A Literature Review on COVID-19’s Influence on Urban Design

Examining Post-Pandemic Urban Transformations: A Literature Review on COVID-19’s Influence on Urban Design

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