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heories about the origins and developments of modern cities seem to agree, without exception, to a point: the city is the place of maximum concentration of exchange. Activities, in fact, are located into urban and metropolitan agglomerations to minimize the resources needed to meet the growing need for relationships and exchanges with other activities. In recent years, the concentration and specialization of these activities have led to an extraordinary increase in intensity and quality of exchange needs, with the obvious consequence of congestion in most metropolitan areas with predictable consequences on the sustainability of urban areas, on the quality of life of its inhabitants and on the energy consumption associated with the growing demand for mobility. As a result, in recent years, several authors have argued for greater integration between urban planning policies, mobility management and energy efficiency. In this context, this volume aims to provide a contribution in this direction and presents the results of a research project aimed at the development of an integrated city-mobility-energy governance model. In particular, the first part of this work give an overview of the complex relationships between mobility, energy consumption and built environment through a meta-analysis of the recent literature. Specifically, in this section, the two main sources of energy consumption in urban areas (energy consumption in the residential sector and energy consumption of transport) are considered. These sectors represent, according to the latest estimates, respectively 32% and 35% of the final energy consumption. The section introduces several characteristics of the built environment such as density, functional mix or accessibility and described as such factors affect energy consumption in the transport and residential sectors. Understanding these relationships is of crucial importance for the development of a coordinated mix of actions aimed at reducing energy consumption in urban areas. Subsequently, the main models present in the literature for estimating residential energy consumption and urban transport energy consumption are presented, paying particular attention to the strengths and weaknesses of each model, the complexity and the related technical and operational aspects related to the implementation of such models. In the second part of this work, the focus is on the techniques for the representation and classification of energy consumption in urban areas through an application to the case study of Naples. Particularly, this section places particular emphasis on the new opportunities offered by the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and by the increasing availability of new data sources. The work integrates the use of "traditional" data sources such as census surveys, new data sources (in particular open and large data) with spatial analyzes developed ad hoc to provide exhaustive knowledge of energy consumption patterns within the city of Naples. The proposed methodology is validated by comparing the results obtained with the previously available data for the study area and by the implementation of spatial statistical analyzes in a GIS environment. The proposed methodology is a useful tool for public decision-makers and policy makers aimed at defining integrated government strategies for the reducing and optimizing of public and private energy consumption. In particular, the methodology described in this work is useful for classifying and representing energy consumption on an urban scale, for the identification of critical areas in terms of consumption, and for ex post evaluation of interventions on the urban system.
Energy --- Urban System --- Sustainable Mobility
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The climate crisis is hitting around the world, including in the Middle East and its cities. Urban regions are exposed to increasingly frequent heat waves and floods that leave decision makers without immediate answers. In the context of this global crisis, this book addresses the need for a better understanding of the current model of urban expansion. Cities are major sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions but they are also celebrated for their contribution to economic growth. The current moment is one of a large paradigm shift as climate change is now recognized as a legitimate public problem. This is especially true for city dwellers, who are increasingly exposed to climate change, the loss of biodiversity and heavy pollution while natural breathing spaces continue to shrink around them. The sixteen chapters of this book do not offer any off-the-rack or technical solutions, but they analyze the urban conundrum and the contribution of cities to the climate crisis. Some chapters focus on individual car ownership, land privatization, waste management and land use changes under the guise of development. Others explore local and contextual answers to urban governance issues. With the support of CEDEJ and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, researchers, experts and civil society actors explore the ongoing transformations of Middle Eastern urban environments and mobilities and question them in relation to the climate crisis. The contributions are based on empirical knowledge gathered in the Nile Delta, the Greater Cairo Region, Riyadh and Beirut. Without concessions to mainstream thinking, this book contributes to a better understanding of urban challenges, climate threats and policy responses in contexts marked by growing environmental inequalities.
Economics --- Environmental Studies --- climate change --- air pollution --- anthropocene --- sustainable mobility --- waste --- cities in transition --- architecture and rehabilitation --- urban expansions --- urban development challenges --- social and ecological justice --- nature-based solutions --- urban governance
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This book compiles relevant expanded versions of the best articles presented at the Second Ibero-American Congress of Smart Cities (ICSC-CITIES 2019), published in the Special Issue “Mobility and IoT for the Smart Cities” in Smart Cities, MDPI. This book includes articles on urban mobility, as well as on integrated sensors in cities, two relevant subjects related to the development of modern smart cities moving towards sustainability.
Smart Cities --- inclusive transport --- smart bus stops --- mobility systems --- interconnected public spaces --- air pollution --- noise pollution --- low emissions zone --- pedestrianization --- sustainable mobility --- public transportation --- smart cities --- mobility plan --- railway --- Hyperloop --- power supply --- energy storage --- power electronics --- supercapacitors --- research network --- energy efficiency --- sustainability --- mobility --- IoT
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Urban transportation --- City planning --- Regional planning --- Transports urbains --- Urbanisme --- Aménagement du territoire --- Periodicals. --- Périodiques --- City planning. --- Regional planning. --- Urban transportation. --- Engineering --- Automobile and Transportation --- urban planning --- environment --- urban geography --- transport geography --- transport planning --- sustainable mobility --- City transportation --- Metropolitan transportation --- Municipal transportation --- Transportation, Urban --- Regional development --- State planning --- Cities and towns --- Civic planning --- Land use, Urban --- Model cities --- Redevelopment, Urban --- Slum clearance --- Town planning --- Urban design --- Urban development --- Urban planning --- Planning --- Government policy --- Management --- Transportation --- Urban policy --- Human settlements --- Land use --- Landscape protection --- Art, Municipal --- Civic improvement --- Urban renewal --- Transport engineering --- Economic geography
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The sharing economy and collaborative consumption are attracting a great deal of interest due to their business, legal and civic implications. The consequences of the spreading of practices of sharing in urban environments and under daily dynamics are underexplored. This Special Issue aims to address if and how sharing shapes cities, the way that spaces are designed and lived in if social interactions are escalated, and the ways that habits and routines take place in post-individualistic society. In particular, the following key questions are of primary interest: Urban fabric: How is ‘sharing’ shaping cities? Does it represent a paradigm shift with tangible and physical reverberations on urban form? How are shared mobility, work, inhabiting reconfiguring the urban and social fabric? Social practices: Are new lifestyles and practices related to sharing changing the use and design of spaces? To what extent is sharing triggering a production and consumption paradigm shift to be reflected in urban arrangements and infrastructures? Sustainability: Does sharing increase the intensity of use of space and assets, or, rather, does it increase them to meet the expectations of convenience for urban lifestyles? To what extent are these phenomena fostering more economically-, socially-, and environmentally-sustainable practices and cities? Policy: How can policy makers and municipalities interact with these bottom-up and phenomena and grassroots innovation to create more sustainable cities? Scholars responded to the above questions from the fields of urban studies, urban planning and design, sociology, geography, theoretically-grounded and informed by the results of fieldwork activities.
Airbnb and policy innovation --- n/a --- accessibility --- Airbnb and housing typologies --- informality --- Melbourne sharing economy --- bike sharing --- local communities --- Airbnb and planning --- Airbnb and domestic design --- mobility policy --- platform cooperativism --- urban regeneration --- Airbnb and governance --- emotions --- democratic quality --- sharing --- urban studies --- stress levels --- sharing platform --- digital participation --- social relations --- spatial agency --- critical autoethnography --- cohousing --- collaborative workplaces --- participation --- Bourdieu --- co-design --- coworking --- entrepreneurial action --- coworking spaces --- Melbourne Airbnb --- coworking business --- collaborative economy --- design-research --- sustainable mobility --- urban mobility --- architecture --- architectural and urban effects of Airbnb --- ageing --- physiological sensors --- GSR --- sharing economic --- social street --- matchmaking --- socio-spatial effects of Airbnb --- sharing economy --- urban --- galvanic skin response --- coproduction --- coworking space --- emotional layer
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This Special Issue is dedicated to sustainable mobility and transport, with a special focus on technological advancements. Global transport systems are significant sources of air, land, and water emissions. A key motivator for this Special Issue was the diversity and complexity of mitigating transport emissions and industry adaptions towards increasingly stricter regulation. Originally, the Special Issue called for papers devoted to all forms of mobility and transports. The papers published in this Special Issue cover a wide range of topics, aiming to increase understanding of the impacts and effects of mobility and transport in working towards sustainability, where most studies place technological innovations at the heart of the matter. The goal of the Special Issue is to present research that focuses, on the one hand, on the challenges and obstacles on a system-level decision making of clean mobility, and on the other, on indirect effects caused by these changes.
shared mobility --- piezoelectric --- energy harvesting --- two-wheelers --- smart city --- business models --- regulation --- logistics --- supply chains --- Finland --- Russia --- high-speed railway --- income gap --- club convergence --- nonlinear time-varying factor model --- research review --- trucks --- emission --- regulations --- modal choice --- sustainable mobility --- Mallorca mobility --- logistic regression --- transport planning --- transport --- sustainability --- mobility --- simulation --- life cycle analysis --- passenger car --- environmental impact --- hybrid electric vehicle --- battery electric vehicle --- electric vehicle policy --- electric vehicle incentives --- charging infrastructure --- green transport strategy --- Gauteng province --- mobile-energy-as-a-service (MEaaS) --- mobile energy --- urban electromobility --- electric vehicle --- renewable energy resource --- bidirectional electric vehicle charging --- natural language processing (NLP) --- topic modelling --- BERT --- transportation --- newspaper --- magazine --- academic research --- journalism --- deep learning --- smart cities
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This Special Issue presents an in-depth analysis of transport research commissioned by the UK Department for International Development under the High Volume Transport Programme (2017-2023). The analysis done in the period 2018-2019 contributes to the UK response to improving transport in the low-income countries in Africa and South Asia. As a result, key priorities have been identified for applied research in 2020 to make road, rail and urban transport more efficient and affordable, and all transport greener, safer and more inclusive for all users. This applied research is a vital link in making transport a sustainable lifeline for people in low-income countries, because transport gives farmers and manufacturers access to domestic and international markets and people in rural and urban areas access to schools and health services.
capability plan --- low-income countries --- railways --- railway technical strategy --- South Asia --- Sub-Saharan Africa --- sustainability --- low-carbon transport --- sustainable mobility --- climate change strategies --- transport policy --- Paris Agreement --- gender --- transport --- accessibility --- smart city --- smart mobility --- low- and middle-income countries --- transport corridor --- transport infrastructure --- transport development impacts --- wider economic benefits --- corridor management --- transport costs --- passenger and freight --- road and railway --- Low Income Countries --- road --- materials --- recycling --- non-conventional --- risk --- design --- partnering --- ageing --- disability --- mobility --- older people --- poverty --- urban --- children --- Africa --- Asia --- youth voice --- school --- work --- road safety --- under-reporting --- best practices --- vulnerable groups --- injury severity --- road crash costing --- crash data --- capacity building --- people with disabilities --- inclusive transport --- high volume transport --- accessible transport --- accessible road and rail infrastructure --- efficient transport services --- transport corridors --- green transport --- low carbon transport --- disability and mobility --- gender disparity
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This Special Issue is entitled “Environmental Sustainability in Maritime Infrastructures”. Oceans and coastal areas are essential in our lives from several different points of view: social, economic, and health. Given the importance of these areas for human life, not only for the present but also for the future, it is necessary to plan future infrastructures, and maintain and adapt to the changes the existing ones. All of this taking into account the sustainability of our planet. A very significant percentage of the world's population lives permanently or enjoys their vacation periods in coastal zones, which makes them very sensitive areas, with a very high economic value and as a focus of adverse effects on public health and ecosystems. Therefore, it is considered very relevant and of great interest to launch this Special Issue to cover any aspects related to the vulnerability of coastal systems and their inhabitants (water pollution, coastal flooding, climate change, overpopulation, urban planning, waste water, plastics at sea, effects on ecosystems, etc.), as well as the use of ocean resources (fisheries, energy, tourism areas, etc.).
floating offshore wind --- concrete wind platform --- economic feasibility --- IRR --- NPV --- LCOE --- feasibility study --- offshore wind --- levelized cost of energy (LCOE) --- wave energy --- software --- EU ETS --- Emission allowances --- Greenhouse gas emissions --- Transparency --- Accounting regulation --- tidal current energy --- life cycle assessment --- ISO --- greenhouse gases emissions --- port infrastructure --- carbon footprint --- offshore waste disposal facility --- hazard analysis --- risk matrix --- subsystem --- environmental impact --- ocean renewable energy --- OTEC --- environmental and social impacts --- energy production --- renewable energy --- zero emissions port --- wave energy converter --- young mangroves --- mangrove restoration --- portable reef design --- field observation --- Amami Oshima --- geographic information system --- back-propagation neural network --- rainfall --- historical flood --- prediction --- formal planning --- informal planning --- spatial planning process --- coastal area spatial planning --- planning levels --- community involvement --- territorial community --- coastal communities --- coastal fisheries --- dry fish --- livelihood --- vulnerability --- AHP --- urban regeneration --- littoral landscape --- Mediterranean architecture --- sustainable mobility --- transport infrastructure --- greenway
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Hoewel België nog nooit zo mobiel is geweest, gaat er geen week voorbij zonder dat het verkeer ter sprake komt als bron van frustratie, vervuiling, onveiligheid en klimaatverandering. De opkomst van het ethische principe van duurzaamheid heeft het mobiliteitsdebat nog complexer gemaakt. Want hoe gaan bereikbaarheid, vlot verkeer en duurzaamheid eigenlijk samen? Tal van verwante kwesties, zoals economische marktwerking, ruimtelijke ordening, verkeersinfrastructuur en openbaar vervoer, maken het moeilijk om een heldere visie op duurzame mobiliteit te ontwikkelen.De auteurs gaan met een frisse blik op zoek naar de mechanismen achter de mobiliteit en de opties voor een duurzamere toekomst. Geïnspireerd door Socrates doen zij dit in dialoog met elkaar en met enkele intrigerende personages. In een aangepast decor behandelt elk hoofdstuk een aspect van het basisthema: niet alleen bereikbaarheid, de files en de vervoermiddelen komen aan bod, maar ook de ruimtelijke ordening, het logistieke systeem, verkeersveiligheid en vervoersarmoede
Vervoer 656 --- Mobiliteit 656:116 --- Duurzame ontwikkeling 502.31 --- BPB1406 --- mobiliteit --- ruimtelijke ordening --- verkeer: België --- 656.1 --- 614.7 --- 711.7 --- 72:574 --- Verkeer en vervoer ; België ; 21ste eeuw --- Duurzame mobiliteit en verkeer --- Ruimtelijke ordening en verkeersplanologie --- Mobilité durable --- 442.2 Verkeersvraagstuk --- 911.3 --- 656 --- 711 --- Vlacc --- wegverkeer - mobiliteit --- milieu - leefmilieu - milieubeleid (zie ook 712) - duurzame ontwikkeling --- Stedenbouw. Ruimtelijke ordening ; verkeer en vervoer --- Architectuur en ecologie --- Duurzame mobiliteit --- Sociale geografie. Culturele geografie --- Economic geography. --- Human geography. --- Urbanization. --- Urban transportation --- Regional planning --- Traffic engineering --- Traffic estimation --- Urban ecology. --- Mathematical models. --- MVO (maatschappelijk verantwoord ondernemen) --- Transport. Traffic --- Environmental planning --- Belgium --- Communication and traffic --- City traffic --- PXL-Central Office 2019 --- verkeersvraagstuk --- verkeersbeleid --- duurzaamheid --- duurzame economie --- Verkeer --- Mobiliteit --- Duurzaamheid --- Toekomstvisies --- Milieu --- trajnostna mobilnost --- одржива покретљивост --- movilidad sostenible --- säästev liiklus --- mobilità sostenibbli --- održiva pokretljivost --- soghluaisteacht réthaisteal inbhuanaithe --- lëvizshmëri e qëndrueshme --- устойчива мобилност --- kestävä liikkuvuus --- βιώσιμη κινητικότητα --- trvalo udržateľná mobilita --- одржлива подвижност --- mobilidade sustentável --- bæredygtig mobilitet --- mobilità sostenibile --- trvale udržitelná mobilita --- darnus judumas --- sustainable mobility --- fenntartható mobilitás --- duurzame mobiliteit --- nachhaltige Mobilität --- mobilność zrównoważona --- mobilitate durabilă --- hållbar rörlighet --- pastāvīgas pārvietošanās iespējas --- održivi prijevoz --- hållbara transporter --- sustainable transport --- ilgtspējīgs transports --- trasporti sostenibili --- duurzaam vervoer --- darnusis mobilumas --- säästev transport --- fenntartható szállítás --- transport i qëndrueshëm --- bæredygtig transport --- nachhaltiges Verkehrssystem --- одржлив транспорт --- βιώσιμες μεταφορές --- transporte sostenible --- transportes sustentáveis --- udržitelná mobilita --- darnusis transportas --- udržitelná doprava --- одржлив транспортен систем --- transport durabil --- kestävä liikenne --- trvale udržitelná doprava --- transport durable --- soghluaisteacht inbhuanaithe --- Toekomstvisie --- Leefbaarheid --- Mobilité durable
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De auteur leeft al zijn hele leven zonder auto. Hij heeft - op een enkele uitzondering na tijdens zijn jeugd - nog nooit achter het stuur van een auto gezeten. Daarover heeft hij zich al talloze keren in gesprekken met autobezitters moeten verantwoorden. Als autoloze word je immers nog al te vaak als paria of zonderling beschouwd. Maar wie autoloos leeft kijkt ook anders en kritischer naar de vele schadelijke effecten van het fenomeen auto. En terecht! De auteur stoort zich al jarenlang mateloos aan al die ongevallen, de luchtvervuiling, de lawaaioverlast, de inname van openbare ruimte, de files, het nefaste effect op het buurtleven enz... Vandaar dat zijn boek een dubbel opzet heeft en in beide is hij met glans geslaagd. Enerzijds wilde hij aantonen dat je ook zonder auto wel degelijk een fantastisch leven kunt leiden - dat zou vanzelfsprekend nog geweldiger kunnen moest de overheid onder meer haar openbaar vervoer beter organiseren en meer en betere fiets- en voetpaden aanleggen. Anderzijds wilde hij de boodschap meegeven dat het autoverkeer de wereld herschapen heeft in een soort jungle waar niemand er nog absoluut zeker van kan zijn dat ie 's avond nog leeft. Ondanks alle inspanningen die de overheid nu al tientallen jaren levert om de nadelen van het autoverkeer op te vangen is de enige remedie hiervoor dat we met zijn allen minder auto gaan rijden. Precies de mensen die geen auto bezitten kunnen hiervoor de nodige inspiratie leveren.Het werk telt 5 hoofdstukken. Achtereenvolgens gaat het over de wijze waarop we ons verplaatsen, getuigen een 100-tal personen over hun leven zonder eigen auto, wordt het probleem auto in al zijn problematische aspecten uit de doeken gedaan en vervolgens de vraag beantwoord wat de overheid zou kunnen doen om het leven zonder auto makkelijker te maken. Het laatste hoofdstuk bevat een aantal tips voor wie eraan denkt om autoloos door het leven te gaan
# BIBC : Academic collection --- mobiliteit --- BPB1408 --- Écologie --- Mobilité durable --- 656.1 --- 442.2 Verkeersvraagstuk --- Ecologie --- Duurzame mobiliteit --- wegverkeer - mobiliteit --- Milieu --- Mobiliteit --- Auto-industrie --- Openbaar vervoer --- Duurzame ontwikkeling --- trajnostna mobilnost --- одржива покретљивост --- movilidad sostenible --- säästev liiklus --- mobilità sostenibbli --- održiva pokretljivost --- soghluaisteacht réthaisteal inbhuanaithe --- lëvizshmëri e qëndrueshme --- устойчива мобилност --- kestävä liikkuvuus --- βιώσιμη κινητικότητα --- trvalo udržateľná mobilita --- одржлива подвижност --- mobilidade sustentável --- bæredygtig mobilitet --- mobilità sostenibile --- trvale udržitelná mobilita --- darnus judumas --- sustainable mobility --- fenntartható mobilitás --- duurzame mobiliteit --- nachhaltige Mobilität --- mobilność zrównoważona --- mobilitate durabilă --- hållbar rörlighet --- pastāvīgas pārvietošanās iespējas --- održivi prijevoz --- hållbara transporter --- sustainable transport --- ilgtspējīgs transports --- trasporti sostenibili --- duurzaam vervoer --- darnusis mobilumas --- säästev transport --- fenntartható szállítás --- transport i qëndrueshëm --- bæredygtig transport --- nachhaltiges Verkehrssystem --- одржлив транспорт --- βιώσιμες μεταφορές --- transporte sostenible --- transportes sustentáveis --- udržitelná mobilita --- darnusis transportas --- udržitelná doprava --- одржлив транспортен систем --- transport durabil --- kestävä liikenne --- trvale udržitelná doprava --- transport durable --- ekologji --- екологија --- ekologie --- ekológia --- ekoloġija --- ökológia --- økologi --- ecología --- ekologija --- ökoloogia --- Ökologie --- екология --- ekoloģija --- ecology --- ekologi --- οικολογία --- ecologia --- ekologia --- ecologie --- környezettudomány --- наука за животната средина --- znanost o okolišu --- teorie životního prostředí --- ciencia del medio ambiente --- επιστήμες του περιβάλλοντος --- ympäristötiede --- ηθολογία --- milieuwetenschap --- scienze dell'ambiente --- věda o životním prostředí --- vides zinātne --- environmentální vědy --- ciência do ambiente --- environmental science --- environmentálna veda --- Umweltwissenschaft --- ekologické vědy --- știința mediului înconjurător --- aplinkotyra --- miljøvidenskab --- nauka o životním prostředí --- keskkonnateadus --- shkenca mjedisore --- soghluaisteacht inbhuanaithe --- éiceolaíocht --- Mobilité durable --- Écologie
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