January 2011
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One of four scenarios exploring how we will live and travel in the cities of 2040. Planned-opolis: In a world of fossil fuels and expensive energy, the only solution is tightly planned and controlled urban transport.
Megacities on the move - Planned-opolis (by Forum for the Future)
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One of four scenarios exploring how we will live and travel in the cities of 2040. Renew-abad: The world has turned to alternative energy and high-tech, clean, well-planned transport helps everyone get around.
Megacities on the move - Renew-abad (by Forum for the Future)
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One of four scenarios exploring how we will live and travel in the cities of 2040. Sprawl-ville: The city is dominated by fossil fuel-powered cars.The elite still gets around, but most urban dwellers face poor transport infrastructure.
Megacities on the move - Sprawl-ville (by Forum for the Future)
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And then, just as you’re contemplating the various safety regulations the car...
– AI Autos: Leave the Driving to Us | Magazine
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The future of cars: Drivers not needed →
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The EN-V (pronounced “envy” and short for “Electric Networked Vehicle”) combines two ideas about how to teach cars to drive — using sensors like cameras and sonar to keep the car from hitting pedestrians; and network technology that lets cars talk to each other.
This “car internet” lets the cars link up wirelessly and follow one another in a sort of wirelessly linked train. If...
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According to the HNTB America THINKS transit survey, nearly 9 in 10 (87 percent)...
– Most Americans Say Transit Often the Better Choice — KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 13 /PRNewswire/ —
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Rockville has recognized the need to make transit planning a key component in...
– As Our Cities Grow, So Too Must Our Transit System | Autopia | Wired.com
December 2010
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After analyzing the first sets of city data — the physicists began with...
– A Physicist Turns the City Into an Equation - NYTimes.com
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The Marty Markowitz Memorial Parking Lot
The Atlantic Yards: it’s got to be Marty Markowitz’s worst nightmare at this point. Originally designed to be a towering testament to Brooklyn with fancy buildings designed by architect du jour Frank Gehry, it was then scaled down to a few towers and an arena that looked suspiciously like the field house for an under-endowed college in a small town. Markowitz, blithely ignoring the...
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bashford:
Matthew Young visited several major cities, asked people one question (What is ‘The City’ to you?) and then animated the findings.
Excellent.