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最新同行评审期刊内容

The journal articles below are published online as a continuous volume and issue throughout the year. Articles are made available as soon as they are ready to ensure that there are no unnecessary delays in getting content publicly available.

最新同行评审期刊内容 - 第 3 卷(2022 年)

Translated abstracts and keywords from Volume 3 (2022) with links to the individual papers.

最新同行评审期刊内容 - 第 2 卷(2021 年)

Translated abstracts and keywords from Volume 2 (2021) with links to the individual papers.

最新同行评审期刊内容 - 第 1 卷(2020 年)

Translated abstracts and keywords from Volume 1 (2020) with links to the individual papers.

Latest Commentaries

Climate protest outside a local library. Many protests forced councils to declare Climate Emergencies. But have the councils delivered on this promise? Photo: (c) Joe Baker (2019)

How can local authorities better anticipate and reduce chronic climate risks in the built environment? With 20 years' experience working in local authorities tackling climate change, Joe Baker considers the challenges facing local authorities to identify and manage climate risks, and asks: How do we get the leadership, skills, capacity and meaningful action needed?

Sao Paolo, Brazil. Image: Google Earth. Map data: Google Landsat / Copernicus Data SIO, NOAA, U.S. Navy, NGA, GEBCO. Imagery from the dates: 14/12/2015 – 01/01/2021.

At the 2026 Sustainable Buildings and Construction Summit Magnus Andersson, David Muthui & Reza Roodaki (Malmö University) argued that remote sensing should be a core evidence infrastructure for sustainable urban governance. Satellite derived and geospatial analysis can observe and monitor urban expansion, densification, land consumption, building form and material demand across jurisdictions and over time. A shift from two-dimensional to three-dimensional sensing and analysis provides new data to inform policies for housing, land-use efficiency, disaster exposure, public space, resource efficiency and resilient construction.