Announcement 1 – 3
Commentaries
Why do residential developers prefer large exurban lots? Infrastructure costs and exurban development 12 – 29
Rayman Mohamed
Urban form and social sustainability: the role of density and housing type 30 – 48
Glen Bramley, Sinéad Power
Combining two approaches of integrated scenario development to combat desertification in the Guadalentín watershed, Spain 49 – 66
Kasper Kok, Hedwig van Delden
An exploration of issues related to the study of generated traffic and other impacts arising from highway improvements 67 – 85
Hejun Kang, Darren M Scott, Pavlos S Kanaroglou, Hanna F Maoh
GIS-based geocoding methods for area-based addresses and 3D addresses in urban areas 86 – 106
Jiyeong Lee
Cartographic analysis in urban morphology 107 – 127
Paulo Pinho, Vitor Oliveira
Bidirectional collision-avoidance behaviour of pedestrians on stairs 128 – 148
Taku Fujiyama, Nick Tyler
Effects of city size, shape, and form, and neighborhood size and shape in agent-based models of residential segregation: are Schelling-style preference effects robust? 149 – 169
Mark Fossett, David R Dietrich
Mapping urban environmental quality using satellite data and multiple parameters 170 – 185
Janet Nichol, Man Sing Wong
Reviews 186 – 190
Earl on Stiny: Shape: talking about seeing and doing
Timmermans on Hopkins, Zapata (Eds): Engaging the future: forecasts, scenarios, plans, and projects
Editorial
Theme issue: Decomposing, transforming, and contextualising (e)-shopping
Guest editors: Martin Dijst, Mei-Po Kwan, Tim Schwanen
Guest editorial
Shopping-related attitudes: a factor and cluster analysis of Northern California shoppers 204 – 228
Patricia L Mokhtarian, David T Ory, Xinyu Cao
Information searching and buying on the Internet: travel-related activities? 229 – 244
Randi J Hjorthol
Modeling consumers’ purchase and delivery choices in the face of the information age 245 – 261
Orit Rotem-Mindali, Ilan Salomon
The impact of geographic context on e-shopping behavior 262 – 278
Fang Ren, Mei-Po Kwan
The implications of e-shopping for in-store shopping at various shopping locations in the Netherlands 279 – 299
Jesse W J Weltevreden, Ton van Rietbergen
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A dynamic graph automata approach to modeling landscape change in the Andes and the Amazon 300 – 318
Sahotra Sarkar, Kelley Crews-Meyer, Kenneth Young, Christopher Kelley, Alexander Moffett
Exploring recreational cyclists’ environmental preferences and satisfaction: experimental study in Hsinchu technopolis 319 – 335
Hsin-Li Chang, Hsin-Wen Chang
Sustainable housing design: measurement, motivation, and management in Sutherland Shire, Sydney, Australia 336 – 354
Daniel Robinson, David Edwards
The application of visual environmental economics in the study of public preference and urban greenspace 355 – 375
Richard Laing, Anne-Marie Davies, David Miller, Anna Conniff, Stephen Scott, Jane Morrice
Reviews 376 – 380
Salingaros on Steadman: The evolution of designs
Langford on Lovett, Appleton (Eds): GIS for environmental decision-making
Mateos on Thomas, Dorling: Identity in Britain: a cradle-to-grave atlas
Editorial
Attribute-based willingness to pay for improved water services: a developing country application 384 – 397
Marcial Echenique, Raghavendra Seshagiri
Land-use-change modeling using unbalanced support-vector machines 398 – 416
Bo Huang, Chenglin Xie, Richard Tay, Bo Wu
Sustainable urban development and the challenge of policy integration: an assessment of planning tools for integrating spatial and environmental planning in the Netherlands 417 – 431
Hens Runhaar, Peter P J Driessen, Laila Soer
Space, behavior, and environmental perception in open-plan offices: a prospective study 432 – 449
Mahbub Rashid, Jean Wineman, Craig Zimring
Street centrality and densities of retail and services in Bologna, Italy 450 – 465
Sergio Porta, Vito Latora, Fahui Wang, Emanuele Strano, Alessio Cardillo, Salvatore Scellato, Valentino Iacoviello, Roberto Messora
Visual data mining in spatial interaction analysis with self-organizing maps 466 – 486
Jun Yan, Jean-Claude Thill
An approach to land-use and transportation planning that facilitates city and region cooperation 487 – 504
Michael B Lowry, Richard J Balling
The mixed success of nodes as a smart growth planning policy 505 – 521
Pierre Filion
Linking planning theories with factors influencing local environmental-plan quality 522 – 537
Zhenghong Tang, Samuel D Brody
Spatial choice: a matter of utility or regret? 538 – 551
Caspar G Chorus, Theo A Arentze, Harry J P Timmermans
Organisational change in systems of building regulation and control: illustrations from the English context 552 – 567
Marian Hawkesworth, Rob Imrie
Reviews 568 – 570
Roberts on AlSayyad: Cinematic urbanism: a history of the modern from reel to real
Verburg on Aspinall, Hill (Eds): Land use change: science, policy, and management
