Titlebook: Self-Organization and the City; Juval Portugali Book 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Cellular modeling.Computer Science.Geogra

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Prototype Urbanismstegorizations of cities and what instances and properties of cities and urbanism were pushed to the periphery? How has the IRN process — this on-going interplay between internal images and external appearances of the city — developed?

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Self-Organizing Citiestal property, as we have seen in the preceding chapter, of open and complex systems. Such systems exhibit also phenomena of nonlinearity, instability, fractal structures and chaos — phenomena which are intimately related to the general sensation of life and urbanism at the end of the 20th century. O

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International Migration and the Internal Structure of Cities. As noted above, City was essentially a CA model where the free-agent properties of individuals appeared only implicitly. In City-1, the model we develop below, these properties form an explicit aspect of the model’s formalism. Secondly, we wish to study the relations between international migratio

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From CA- to GIS-City‘houses’, each containing one agent only. The neighborhood of a house in FACS is a 5 × 5 square with the house at its center. The city’s infrastructure is considered in the model as a three-level hierarchy of (a) houses, (b) geometrically identical overlapping neighborhoods, and (c) the city as a wh

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Artificial Planning Experiencent’ (Portugali 1995). That is to say, the failure of modern urban and regional planning to solve urban problems and control cities by means of the scientific method and rational planning Our interpretation was that one reason for this failure is misappreciation, on the side of planning theory, of th