Akito Murayama
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6280089 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Akito Murayama |
| NOMBRES | Akito |
| APELLIDO | Murayama |
| FIRMA | MURAYAMA A |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Tokyo |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2389-939X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
A causal network for strategic foresight of Inclusive Climate Actions through co-creation of Nature-Based Solutions
Urban systems exhibit complex dynamics that create interrelated environmental, social, and economic challenges. While most studies focus on sector-specific issues, recent approaches address urban complexity through comprehensive frameworks grounded on Systems thinking. In this context, Inclusive Climate Actions (ICAs) are adopted not only to mitigate and adapt to climate change, but also to deliver social and economic benefits. Nevertheless, the …
Spatial assessment of heat vulnerability and socio-environmental inequities in Tokyo
Urban populations are increasingly exposed to extreme heat, with vulnerability shaped by interacting environmental, demographic, and socioeconomic factors. This study assesses heat vulnerability across Tokyo’s 23 wards by constructing an integrated Heat Vulnerability Index (HVI) comprising three dimensions: Exposure (land surface temperature and tree canopy cover), Sensitivity (proportion of elderly residents and densely built wooden housing area…
Urban revitalization pathways toward zero carbon emissions through systems architecting of urban digital twins
Recognizing the critical role of cities in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions, many cities are adopting carbon neutrality goals as part of their climate action strategies. The efficacy of these initiatives, however, has been undermined by complexity of systemic problems, ineffectiveness in planning implementation, and lack of stakeholder engagement. Urban and community-level carbon reduction should transcend urban design and systems optimization…
Historical institutionalism in action
Inclusive urban regeneration approaches through small projects
Small projects have recently attracted attention as a starting point for urban regeneration. However, by promoting elastic urban regeneration characteristics, their temporality and informality may cause gentrification and social exclusion. Thus, do small projects contribute to inclusive urban regeneration based on citizen-centered activities? Although Japanese machizukuri, performed to improve the quality of built and social environments, are adv…
A participatory foresight approach to envisioning post-pandemic urban development pathways in Tokyo
Institutionalization of Transit-Oriented Development in Tokyo 1868–1945
Many advocates of Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) consider Tokyo an exemplary transit metropolis that uniquely relies on private railways. To better understand this enduring practice, this study traces its institutionalization before 1945. It concludes that following the Meiji Restoration, former feudal elites founded a private railway industry consisting of joint-stock companies when the state lacked funds. As a semi-public effort, the indust…
A global-scale review of smart city practice and research focusing on residential neighbourhoods
Landscape value in urban neighborhoods
This study aimed to develop a methodology for applying the framework of landscape value, which has been used to evaluate natural landscapes on a large scale, to the evaluations of the micro-scale urban places. First, the typology of landscape values that could be applied to urban areas was established based on the literature review of previous studies. Next, an online questionnaire survey was conducted, in which a total of 1,730 residents of the …
Transit-oriented development with urban sprawl? Four phases of urban growth and policy intervention in Tokyo
A critical review of seven selected neighborhood sustainability assessment tools
Changes in the traditional urban form and the social sustainability of contemporary cities
An investigation of the reasons for non-compliance with FAR regulations in Tehran
Changes in the traditional urban form and the social sustainability of contemporary cities
Transit-oriented development with urban sprawl? Four phases of urban growth and policy intervention in Tokyo
An investigation of the reasons for non-compliance with FAR regulations in Tehran
Inclusive urban regeneration approaches through small projects
Small projects have recently attracted attention as a starting point for urban regeneration. However, by promoting elastic urban regeneration characteristics, their temporality and informality may cause gentrification and social exclusion. Thus, do small projects contribute to inclusive urban regeneration based on citizen-centered activities? Although Japanese machizukuri, performed to improve the quality of built and social environments, are adv…
A participatory foresight approach to envisioning post-pandemic urban development pathways in Tokyo
An investigation of the reasons for non-compliance with FAR regulations in Tehran
A critical review of seven selected neighborhood sustainability assessment tools
Changes in the traditional urban form and the social sustainability of contemporary cities
Landscape value in urban neighborhoods
This study aimed to develop a methodology for applying the framework of landscape value, which has been used to evaluate natural landscapes on a large scale, to the evaluations of the micro-scale urban places. First, the typology of landscape values that could be applied to urban areas was established based on the literature review of previous studies. Next, an online questionnaire survey was conducted, in which a total of 1,730 residents of the …
Transit-oriented development with urban sprawl? Four phases of urban growth and policy intervention in Tokyo
Institutionalization of Transit-Oriented Development in Tokyo 1868–1945
Many advocates of Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) consider Tokyo an exemplary transit metropolis that uniquely relies on private railways. To better understand this enduring practice, this study traces its institutionalization before 1945. It concludes that following the Meiji Restoration, former feudal elites founded a private railway industry consisting of joint-stock companies when the state lacked funds. As a semi-public effort, the indust…
A global-scale review of smart city practice and research focusing on residential neighbourhoods
Historical institutionalism in action
Inclusive urban regeneration approaches through small projects
Small projects have recently attracted attention as a starting point for urban regeneration. However, by promoting elastic urban regeneration characteristics, their temporality and informality may cause gentrification and social exclusion. Thus, do small projects contribute to inclusive urban regeneration based on citizen-centered activities? Although Japanese machizukuri, performed to improve the quality of built and social environments, are adv…
A participatory foresight approach to envisioning post-pandemic urban development pathways in Tokyo
Urban revitalization pathways toward zero carbon emissions through systems architecting of urban digital twins
Recognizing the critical role of cities in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions, many cities are adopting carbon neutrality goals as part of their climate action strategies. The efficacy of these initiatives, however, has been undermined by complexity of systemic problems, ineffectiveness in planning implementation, and lack of stakeholder engagement. Urban and community-level carbon reduction should transcend urban design and systems optimization…
A causal network for strategic foresight of Inclusive Climate Actions through co-creation of Nature-Based Solutions
Urban systems exhibit complex dynamics that create interrelated environmental, social, and economic challenges. While most studies focus on sector-specific issues, recent approaches address urban complexity through comprehensive frameworks grounded on Systems thinking. In this context, Inclusive Climate Actions (ICAs) are adopted not only to mitigate and adapt to climate change, but also to deliver social and economic benefits. Nevertheless, the …
Spatial assessment of heat vulnerability and socio-environmental inequities in Tokyo
Urban populations are increasingly exposed to extreme heat, with vulnerability shaped by interacting environmental, demographic, and socioeconomic factors. This study assesses heat vulnerability across Tokyo’s 23 wards by constructing an integrated Heat Vulnerability Index (HVI) comprising three dimensions: Exposure (land surface temperature and tree canopy cover), Sensitivity (proportion of elderly residents and densely built wooden housing area…
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