Spatial Data Infrastructure for Urban Regeneration

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xiii

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2. Urban and Regional Information Infrastructure

   • Yasushi Asami

   Pages 1-14

3. New Urban Information Infrastructure: 3-D and Dynamic Information

   • Ryosuke Shibasaki

   Pages 15-39

4. Monitoring of Urban Infrastructure and Environment by Use of Remote Sensing

   • Yoshifumi Yasuoka

   Pages 41-51

5. Visualization of Historical Data in Tokyo

   • Yukio Sadahiro, Eihan Shimizu, Takashi Fuse

   Pages 53-73

6. Urban Transport Data Fusion and Advanced Traffic Management for Sustainable Mobility

   • Masao Kuwahara, Shinji Tanaka

   Pages 75-102

7. New Technologies in Urban Regeneration-Community-based Urban Planning Support System Enhanced by Urban Vulnerability Assessment Technologies

   • Takaaki Kato

   Pages 103-126

8. Application of Information on Human Activity-Travel Behavior in Urban Space and Time in the Information Age

   • Nobuaki Ohmori

   Pages 127-145

9. The Behavioral Basis of Environmental Design for Human Beings

   • Kazuhiko Nishide

   Pages 147-166

This book represents part of the result of a project undertaken by the C- ter for Sustainable Urban Regeneration (cSUR). The center was est- lished in 2003 by a research fund titled the 21st Century Center of Exc- lence (COE) Program provided by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan. The project leader was Shi- chiro Ohgaki, a professor in the Department of Urban Engineering of the University of Tokyo. cSUR integrates the four specific fields of urban planning, architecture, civil engineering, and environmental engineering with the participation of over a hundred researchers of the university. The objective of the center is to create an integrated approach to, and knowledge for, sustainable urban regeneration based on a global network of researchers and professionals; and to coordinate an international research alliance that consists of leading academic institutions worldwide. The project was carried out by four research units: A. Environment Management B. Urban Stock Management C. Social Information Management D. Action Studies Each unit consisted of smaller subunits. The third unit, which includes the contributors to this book, consisted of three smaller groups: C-1) The Next Generation Geographic Information System Integrating Human and Social Information C-2) Decoding and Analysis of Historical and Cultural Information Concerning Urban Space C-3) Participatory Planning and Urban Space Management Support Systems

• GIS
• Monitoring
• Spatial database
• Urban planning
• Urban regeneration
• landscape/regional and urban planning

• Department of Urban Engineering, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

  Yukio Sadahiro

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