ARCADIA: Adaptation and Resilience in Cities: Analysis and Decision making using Integrated Assessment

Lead Research Organisation: University College London
Department Name: Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis

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Publications

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Masucci AP (2013) Limited urban growth: London's street network dynamics since the 18th century. in PloS one

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Mavrogianni A (2011) The comfort, energy and health implications of London's urban heat island in Building Services Engineering Research and Technology

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Mohajeri N (2013) Evolution and entropy in the organization of urban street patterns in Annals of GIS

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Murcio R (2015) Urban Transfer Entropy across Scales. in PloS one

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Wang J (2015) Resilience of Self-Organised and Top-Down Planned Cities--A Case Study on London and Beijing Street Networks. in PloS one

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Zhong C (2014) Detecting the dynamics of urban structure through spatial network analysis in International Journal of Geographical Information Science

 
Description We developed new urban models as reported in our academic papers and the final report submitted to EPSRC. These made our models visually intelligible to policy makers - we developed software on the desktop and also interfaced with the work done at Newcastle in transport networks
Exploitation Route We are taking these forward in our spinoff company Prospective Labs Ltd. The RA is working with them on this initiative
Sectors Environment,Transport
URL http://www.simulacra.info
 
Description We have used the models - and this project was part of the wider ARCADIA project which followed on from Tyndall Cities - to look at alternative impacts of resilience of large scale projects of the London region with TfL and GLA groups
First Year Of Impact 2005
Sector Environment,Retail,Transport
Impact Types Economic,Policy & public services