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7. Revisiting Urban Economics for Understanding Urban Data

Author : Marc Barthelemy

Published in: Theories and Models of Urbanization

Publisher: Springer International Publishing

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Abstract

The recent availability of data about cities and urban systems opens the exciting possibility of a ‘new Science of Cities’. Urban morphogenesis, activity and residence location choice, mobility, urban sprawl and the evolution of urban networks are just a few of the important processes that can be discussed now from a quantitative point of view. Here, we will discuss how a data-informed approached can elaborate on urban economics models in order to get predictions in agreement with empirical observations. We will illustrate this approach on the polycentric organization of activity in cities and how it evolves when their population grow.

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Metadata
Title
Revisiting Urban Economics for Understanding Urban Data
Author
Marc Barthelemy
Copyright Year
2020
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-36656-8_7