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Assessing urban livability in Shanghai through an open source data-driven approach

Urban Studies

Assessing urban livability in Shanghai through an open source data-driven approach

Y. Long, Y. Wu, et al.

Explore the innovative framework developed by authors Yin Long, Yi Wu, Liqiao Huang, Jelena Aleksejeva, Deljana Lossifova, Nannan Dong, and Alexandros Gasparatos to analyze urban livability in Shanghai. This research utilizes open-source data to reveal insights into housing, transportation, and living conditions that can guide future urban planning efforts.

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Abstract
This paper develops a framework to analyze urban livability patterns in Shanghai using open-source data. The framework integrates data on housing, population, transportation, and points of interest (POIs) to identify areas with low livability. The findings provide insights into residential living conditions and inform urban planning. The method is potentially applicable to other cities.
Publisher
npj Urban Sustainability
Published On
Feb 26, 2024
Authors
Yin Long, Yi Wu, Liqiao Huang, Jelena Aleksejeva, Deljana Lossifova, Nannan Dong, Alexandros Gasparatos
Tags
urban livability
Shanghai
open-source data
housing
transportation
urban planning
points of interest
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