Hassan Radoine
Biographic Data
| ID | 6312488 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hassan Radoine |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hassan |
| FAMILY NAME | Radoine |
| SIGNATURE | RADOINE H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Mohammed VI Polytechnique |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9165-3215 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Revisiting “smart” cities
This study challenges how the “smart” city branding implicitly introduces a spatial preconception – positioning the city as the primary, if not exclusive, territorial unit for harnessing smart technologies. This biased framing inherently undermines “rural areas” and “remote regions”, despite their integral role within sustainable territorial planning, thus, limiting their potential to leverage smart technologies to strengthen territorial inclusiv…
Integrating GIS, Climate Hazards, and Gender Safety in Railway Networks
Railway transport plays a crucial role in sustainable and low-carbon mobility; however, the safety and resilience of railway systems are increasingly challenged by aging infrastructure, spatial inequality, and intensifying climate extremes. These challenges are particularly evident in Serbia, where railway stations in rural and peripheral areas often lack adequate safety infrastructure, accessibility, and climate-adaptive design, especially affec…
Backcasting Antifragility in East African Cities
Trends, Methods, Drivers, and Impacts of Housing Informalities (HI)
This paper systematically reviews scientific papers to understand the primary forms of HI, why they arise, and how they affect the urban landscape. It addresses the question, “What are the key trends, drivers, and impacts of Housing Informality (HI), and what methods researchers use to study the latter?”. Previous research addressed the trends, drivers, impacts, and methods individually, failing to adopt a holistic perspective that could clarify …
Assessing and modeling the impact of urbanization on infrastructure development in Africa
Understanding the Urban Middle-Class and Its Housing Characteristics—Case Study of Casablanca, Morocco
With the rapid urbanization occurring across African cities, the emergence of a middle class is exerting its influence on the urban form and structure. Matching their social status and drawing on global influences, the housing characteristics of this class are distinctive in spatial organization, material choice, and location, among others. Understanding these emerging typologies is critical for urban housing policy to be responsive to the needs …
Combining Satellite Data and Spatial Analysis to Assess the UHI Amplitude and Structure within Urban Areas
Landsat-8 surface temperature and the European Space Agency land cover are used to assess the impact of land cover on the Urban Heat Island (UHI) and Urban Heat Sink (UHS). We analyzed five Moroccan cities selected for their different local climate, size, and typology during summer at three different spatial scales. The results show multiple causes defining the different forms and amplitudes of the UHI, namely: the ambient climate, the proximity …
Cultural resilience in contemporary urbanism
After four decades of rapid urbanisation and construction, cities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are in danger of losing their social and cultural identities. The UAE federation was created in 1971 to unite the country as a political and economic structure, but the country's territorial and urban structures are yet to be realised. The disparity between urbanised areas as isolated mega theme parks and the country's rich cultural resources misre…
Cultural resilience in contemporary urbanism
After four decades of rapid urbanisation and construction, cities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are in danger of losing their social and cultural identities. The UAE federation was created in 1971 to unite the country as a political and economic structure, but the country's territorial and urban structures are yet to be realised. The disparity between urbanised areas as isolated mega theme parks and the country's rich cultural resources misre…
Cultural resilience in contemporary urbanism
After four decades of rapid urbanisation and construction, cities in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are in danger of losing their social and cultural identities. The UAE federation was created in 1971 to unite the country as a political and economic structure, but the country's territorial and urban structures are yet to be realised. The disparity between urbanised areas as isolated mega theme parks and the country's rich cultural resources misre…
Combining Satellite Data and Spatial Analysis to Assess the UHI Amplitude and Structure within Urban Areas
Landsat-8 surface temperature and the European Space Agency land cover are used to assess the impact of land cover on the Urban Heat Island (UHI) and Urban Heat Sink (UHS). We analyzed five Moroccan cities selected for their different local climate, size, and typology during summer at three different spatial scales. The results show multiple causes defining the different forms and amplitudes of the UHI, namely: the ambient climate, the proximity …
Understanding the Urban Middle-Class and Its Housing Characteristics—Case Study of Casablanca, Morocco
With the rapid urbanization occurring across African cities, the emergence of a middle class is exerting its influence on the urban form and structure. Matching their social status and drawing on global influences, the housing characteristics of this class are distinctive in spatial organization, material choice, and location, among others. Understanding these emerging typologies is critical for urban housing policy to be responsive to the needs …
Assessing and modeling the impact of urbanization on infrastructure development in Africa
Backcasting Antifragility in East African Cities
Trends, Methods, Drivers, and Impacts of Housing Informalities (HI)
This paper systematically reviews scientific papers to understand the primary forms of HI, why they arise, and how they affect the urban landscape. It addresses the question, “What are the key trends, drivers, and impacts of Housing Informality (HI), and what methods researchers use to study the latter?”. Previous research addressed the trends, drivers, impacts, and methods individually, failing to adopt a holistic perspective that could clarify …
Revisiting “smart” cities
This study challenges how the “smart” city branding implicitly introduces a spatial preconception – positioning the city as the primary, if not exclusive, territorial unit for harnessing smart technologies. This biased framing inherently undermines “rural areas” and “remote regions”, despite their integral role within sustainable territorial planning, thus, limiting their potential to leverage smart technologies to strengthen territorial inclusiv…
Integrating GIS, Climate Hazards, and Gender Safety in Railway Networks
Railway transport plays a crucial role in sustainable and low-carbon mobility; however, the safety and resilience of railway systems are increasingly challenged by aging infrastructure, spatial inequality, and intensifying climate extremes. These challenges are particularly evident in Serbia, where railway stations in rural and peripheral areas often lack adequate safety infrastructure, accessibility, and climate-adaptive design, especially affec…
Geography (6 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Urban and Rural Development Challenges (4 works) · Civil engineering (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Regional science (3 works) · Urban planning (3 works) · Urbanization (3 works)