
Professor in #GIScience #cartography, #GIS #bigdata https://xitter.cf/t.co/ixacvS9T5d
Gävle, Sverige
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Postdoctoral Fellow and RA in Urban Informatics at HKUST(GZ) researchgate.net/publication…
My dialog with ChatGPT on Alexander’s design thoughts. researchgate.net/publication…
We have developed a recursive approach to computing the structural beauty of images (V), V = D * I, where D and I represent respectively the number of decomposable substructures and iterations.researchgate.net/publication…
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#CallforPapers
Special Issue: Geospatial Big Data and #AI/#DeepLearning for the Sustainable #Planet
👨🎓Edit by Prof. Dr. Bin Jiang, Prof. Dr. Qingfeng (Gene) Guan and Prof. Dr. Songnian Li
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Not only the roofscape, but also the Nolli map is living structure with a very high degree of organic order measured by the L score (L = S * H): researchgate.net/publication…
The answer is YES if we pay attention to organic order rather than mechanical order: researchgate.net/publication…
The answer is YES if we pay attention to organic order rather than mechanical order: researchgate.net/publication…
Why it is ugly? It violates the scaling law with a very low degree of livingness. It is a sustainability problem:
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What if the grid-like structure is changed to the Mondrian painting (Composition II)? And what if the oval-shaped mirror is changed to the 12-sided polygon? It would become more living with a higher L score value (L = S * H): iccsa.org/invited-speakers
CALL FOR PAPERS for Special Issue: Digital Twins for Cities – Perspectives, Methods and Applications
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We have collected five papers for the special issue: "The New Science of Cities and Urban Growth Sustainability", but we are looking forward to more submissions. mdpi.com/journal/sustainabil…
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The Cartesian mechanistic worldview is essentially unable to create living cities. @binjiangxp reflects on Christopher Alexander’s (1936-2022) pursuit of living environments with a recurring notion of far more small substructures than large substructures.
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Congratulations on the launching of the new journal!
The 1st #UI_Journal Editorial Board Meeting was held on May 3 2022. 40+ members from worldwide joined the meeting and actively made constructive suggestions on future development of the journal. The contributions are highly appreciated and look forward to your continued support!
In memory of pioneering architect Christopher Alexander (1936-2022), I wrote this short essay,
reflecting on his pursuit of living structure in cities:
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In memory of pioneering architect Christopher Alexander (1936-2022) youtube.com/watch?v=xmlo0Lva… Alexander's living geometry revealed.
In memory of pioneering architect Christopher Alexander (1936-2022)
Living structure and its objectivity by #ChristopherAlexander youtube.com/watch?v=XxP0kkjb…
As a theorist, as a design practitioner, as an architect, and more importantly as a scientist!
In memory of pioneering architect Christopher Alexander (1936-2022)
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In memory of pioneering architect Christopher Alexander (1936-2022)
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What are smart cities? How smart is smart? How to make a city smart and smarter?
You are very welcome to join us in the debate:
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