Pedestrians are always the most vulnerable road victims in terms of crash involvement. In low-motorized developing countries like Bangladesh, this problem is disproportionately higher, particularly an urban setting. Therefore, there a need to develop pragmatic strategy arrest with proper understanding their behavior, attitude, and perception. study, attempt has been made evaluate risk perceptio...

Mega sports events play an important role in the development of host city. This study examined relationship between event prestige, city image, place attachment, and involvement intention community. Data were obtained using questionnaires distributed to college students Chengdu, China 2022, when it was World University Games. The results show that event’s prestige as perceived by had a signific...

Making a truly useful massively multi-agent system is difficult since the actions of the full ensemble of agents cannot be controlled by designing just one agent. It is critical to control all the agents by using protocols that describe the interaction of agents and the environment in a top-down approach. We introduce a system that uses interaction protocol descriptions and has the capability o...

This paper situates the rise of city-regionalism in China context Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s approach to urban question since 1949. From strictly controlling urbanization during first two decades socialist central planning, state now promotes mega city-regionalization (literally Chinese, city clusters) as a vehicle for internationalizing China’s economy. A reframed today emerges from ongoi...

Location-based service information, provided by social networks, provides new data sources and perspectives to research tourism activities, especially in highly populated mega-cities. Based on three years (2012–2014) of approximately 340,000 check-in records collected from Sina micro-blog at 86 tourist attractions in Shenzhen, a first-tier city in southern China, we conducted a comprehensive st...

Historically, urban growth required enough development to grow and transport significant agricultural surpluses or a government effective enough to build an empire. But there has been an explosion of poor mega-cities over the last thirty years. A simple urban model illustrates that in closed economies, agricultural prosperity leads to more urbanization but that in an open economy, urbanization ...