Sometimes mundane interactions can lead to interesting ideas. I was talking to a friend about what could be a worthwhile research problem. We thought that how nice it would be to be able to design better cities, towns, and villages. Most of our rural infrastructure is unplanned. And most of our cities are poorly designed. If we could plan our future cities, towns and villages in a better way, quality of life and the human condition could be improved tremendously. In this article, I am sharing online resources that are relevant for computational urban/town planning.
Computational Approaches for Urban Environments
Marco Helbich Department of Human Geography and Spatial Planning, Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands Jamal Jokar Arsanjani Institute of Geography, Heidelberg University, Heidelberg, Germany Michael Leitner Dept.
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Application of Genetic Algorithm to Spatial Distribution in Urban Planning | IEEE Conference Publication | IEEE Xplore
Application of Advanced Hybrid Genetic Algorithms for Optimal Locations of High School
In this study, an advanced hybrid genetic algorithms is formulated and applied to the optimal location of high schools in a rural area of Bangladesh. The advanced hybrid algorithms consist of genetic algorithm and alternating location allocation algorithm. The model…
City Planning with a Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm and a Pareto Set Scanner
A genetic algorithm was used to search for optimal future land use and transportation plans for a pair of high-growth cities. Hundreds of thousands of plans were considered. Constraints were imposed to insure adequate housing for future residents. Objectives included…
A linguistic cellular automata simulation approach for sustainable land development in a fast growing region
Rapid rural-urban land conversion as a consequence of economic growth has raised serious concerns over sustainable development. There is an urgent nee…
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PSOSA: An Optimized Particle Swarm Technique for Solving the Urban Planning Problem | IEEE Conference Publication | IEEE Xplore
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