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Mapping the spaces in-between: how ICT can assist in providing a safer and more efficient commuter experience for all
Contemporary societies are facing rapid growth, urbanization and migration into the form of urban cities and environments. This requires the ever-expanding need for urban infrastructures to facilitate growing populations, communities and economies within cities. A vital elements within modern urban...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2017
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