Interesting edited volume by Luca D’Acci Urban Scaling (Routledge, 2024). Paper by myself but I don’t have a PDF see my preprint https://t.co/2dqUti2dB4 some of the book is downloadable. bizarre price.

Our paper “Participatory Design Based on Opinion Pooling”,  Philosophical Transactions A, 13 Nov 2024, ID:20240108 https://t.co/krQNqGc4Bs just published in the special issue devoted to collective complex systems. Download paper and editorial site – open access, I think

Cities are multidimensional networks based on physical and ethereal flows. It is urgent to transform the common currency of flows from from atoms to bits, but like other complex systems are almost invisible to our inquiries - see current EPB editorial. https://t.co/5b4AAHXCcT

We had the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the journal Environment and Planning B in UCL on the 6th June 2024. A video of the talks from Longley, Batty, Steadman, Singleton and See. https://t.co/Km5CNpbBtM

A Review of my new book The Computable City (MIT Press, 2024) #JAPAplanning @APA_Planning @CASAUCL @CitiesResearch

📗 Inventing Future Cities ✍ @jmichaelbatty How we can invent—but not predict—the future of cities. https://t.co/amtK1pHnIK

Here Jeff Wood talks to me about my book The Computable City https://t.co/sx7QRcCy2v and here is the podcast link again that you can now click on to launch https://t.co/BfJOAwxyAv

Here Jeff Wood talks to me about my book The Computable City https://t.co/33Zd7jc5X5 and here is the podcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZP0Tscmie8

Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Environment and Planning B, tonight in UCL at 6pm ( Gustav Tuck Lecture Theatre) 4-5 lightning talks about its history and future The issue is published at https://t.co/aeLBzusCVA

The best books that show cities are not what they seem https://t.co/qU30Brbiik

Nice article led by Clementine Cottineau in current issue of Urban Studies: “The role of analytical models and their circulation in urban studies and policy”, open access, get it here https://t.co/gIJxQKoJ6q fascinating history of how ideas emerge and evolve

Urban Visual Intelligence: Studying Cities with AI and Street-Level Imagery – Fan Zhang et al. current issue, Annals AAG open source, https://t.co/TgY8FrDgLg

Our edited book Urban Informatics (free download Springer https://t.co/Zf6vKItn1p) has been translated into Chinese. Get it here https://t.co/hpxjtOUOfP. The world turned upside down – English edition free, Chinese quite cheap but not free as far as I can tell !

Didn’t realise my Perspective paper in Nature Comp Sci on ‘Digital Twins in City Planning’ https://t.co/9FvNf19VXf is part of a special issue on DTs. Great resource. Lot of food for thought about the nature of what a DT is and isn't. https://t.co/nbsG5Xpe5r

I don’t usually get a publication date for my work but MIT Press released my new book The Computable Citytoday (26th March). Entirely composed of words! No equations in sight ! https://t.co/gL7L8aHNC1 and at Amazon https://t.co/33Zd7jby7x

City Information Modeling (CIM), editors Cheshmehzangi, Batty, Allam, & Jones – get it from the Springer Link if your library subscribes; https://t.co/j20b5LfBCw published in March 2024

Re-thinking ‘bounce back better’ in post-pandemic era: Building urban resilience into the new normal, editors: Tang, Lu, Batty and Yang, Cities, 148, May 2024, https://t.co/iAawdWcgEn

Never know the protocols for posting papers but if submitting to a Nature journal, it suggests you post the preprint to Research Square. Anyway here is our paper A Large Scale Digital Twin for British Cities on Research Square https://t.co/0cHf7kDaV9

Building a Digital Twin for British Cities, download https://t.co/OU9ax7Ri17 Our generalization of the QUANT model ( https://t.co/F2zW32Gh7T) to GB and spatial variants of its zonal structure

Special issue of the Shanghai Urban Planning Review on City Digital Twins. Sorry it is in Chinese (even my own 数字孪生、图灵测试和城市模型) but you can download it all and throw it into Google Translate if need be https://t.co/CSqHc3isU5