this paper is a part of study about the impact of the microclimate on the space use and the user’s behaviours. the purpose of our study is to get an in-depth understanding of how people use out door public spaces in different climatic conditions, how their behaviour and perception of the space change with the climatic variations. we have employed a multi-method approach which combines a “qualit...

Streets with an increasingly important place function play a significant role in the contemporary discourse on sustainable cities. The paper addresses urban streets that, observed from planning perspective, have potential to be transformed into either commercial or residential shared streets. After defining parameters identified as characteristic of streets, were quantified based analysis exist...

Along with the outbreak of COVID-19 in China, numerous small and medium-sized enterprises are losing their customers, confronted risk bankruptcy, communication among public also witnesses a drop attributed to epidemic prevention policy, which can both be describe as decrease social capital. Although research on resilience city theory is mounting recent years, there only few papers focus based T...

Open public places, such as pedestrian streets, parks, and squares, are vulnerable when the pedestrians thronged into sidewalks. The crowd count changes dynamically over time with various external factors, surroundings, weekends, peak hours, so it is essential to predict accurate timely count. To address this issue, study introduces graph convolutional network (GCN), a network-based model, flow...

We define an elliptic equation for Hermitian metrics which is related to the Einstein condition. Solutions to this equation are closely related to Kähler-Einstein metrics, and are automatically Kähler-Einstein when a certain non-positive condition is satisfied by c1(M). Given this, a natural flow equation arises taking Hermitian metrics to Kähler metrics. We prove short time existence and regul...

Since the start of the Ž nancial crisis in late 1997, there has been a signiŽ cant increase in the numbers of children living and working on the streets of Indonesia, including a dramatic rise in street girls. All street children are marginalised by the state and mainstream society, and this is re ected in the marginality of the spaces they occupy in the streets. In Indonesia, street children ...