Summary: Introduction To Principles Of Urban Environmental Management
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1 Course introduction
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1.1 The urban environment - challenges and potential
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What aspects does an urban area have according to Wirth (1938)?
- Large population size
- High population density
- Socialheterogenity
- Permanence -
What aspects does an urban area have according to Cohen (2006)?
- Population size
- Population density
- Administrative / political boundaries
- Economic function -
What is social heterogenity?
Multiple professions / occupations -
What is a territory?
Urban area or land that governing bodies have authority over -
What is urban agglomeration?
Population contained within the contours of a continuous territory inhabited at urban levels of residential density -
What is a metropolitan region?
Both the continuous territory and surrounding areas with lower settlement density, under direct influence of a city -
What criteria's does an urban area have
- Administrative criteria
- Population size
- Population density
- Economic characteristics
- Functional characteristics -
What types of spaces do cities consist of?
- Living space
- Working space
-Leisure space
- People space
- Mobility space -
What types of alternate mobility spaces are there in a city?
-Sewage systems
-Energy systems -
Which city systems are we unable to see?
- Big data
- Food systems
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