Complexity Theories of Cities: Implications to Urban Planning | SpringerLink
CTC (Complexity theories of cities) convey two messages to urban planning: One quantitative in the form of a conjunction between complexity derived urban simulation models and sophisticated information technologies, and one qualitative in the form of a new language...
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