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200 10$aDowntown Dynamics$b[electronic resource] /$fedited by Toshiyuki Kaneda
205   $a1st ed. 2020.
210  1$aTokyo :$cSpringer Japan :$cImprint: Springer,$d2020.
215   $a1 online resource (xxi, 250 pages) $cillustrations
225 1 $aAgent-Based Social Systems,$x1861-0803 ;$v16
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330   $aIn urban analytics, ?crowding? implies the spatiotemporal distributional unevenness of people?s stays and flows in middle-scale urban spaces, and has since become an emerging keyword, attracting not only practical interests but also research interests, especially in the current IoT devised downtown. This book presents a collection of papers on a series of exploratory studies on the rise and fall of downtowns (Downtown Dynamics), which the author?s group has been working on with the aim of constructing an artificial society that contributes to the planning and management of crowds by developing Agent-Based Social Simulation (ABSS). In particular, the book includes (1) an analysis of 20 years? worth of survey data on visitors? shopping-around behavior for Osu district in Nagoya city, as a representative Japanese downtown, (2) correlation analyses of spatial distributions between Visibility Graph Analysis (VGA) as a ?visibility index? and crowding in middle scale urban spaces, (3) agent modeling of visitors? shopping-around behavior and construction of the Downtown Dynamics Model as an artificial society, and (4) modeling of the vision-driven agent as a ?crowd generator? and its applicability to spatial design and sign layout in urban spaces. The book also includes a novel research program derived from complexity system science that provides new approaches to Agent-Based Modeling (ABM), social simulation, regional sciences, geo-informatics, and urban planning studies for researchers and graduate students, as well as planning scientists and practitioners such as town managers and planners who are concerned with downtown revitalization. .
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