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Daniel Silver, Mark S. Fox and Patrick Adler
This paper develops a formal model of urban evolution in terms of (1) sources of variations; (2) principles of selection; and (3) mechanisms of retention. More specifically, regarding (1) it defines local and environmental sources of variation and identi...
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Mark S. Fox, Daniel Silver and Patrick Adler
This paper is part II of ?Towards A Model of Urban Evolution.? It defines a formal model of the Signature of an urban space, comprised of the information encoded in that space. This information consists of: an urban genome, which captures ideas regarding...
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Daniel Silver, Patrick Adler and Mark S. Fox
This paper seeks to develop the core concepts of a model of urban evolution. It proceeds in four major sections. First, we review prior adumbrations of an evolutionary model in urban theory, noting their potential and their limitations. Second, we turn t...
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Mark S. Fox, Daniel Silver, Thiago Silva and Xinyi Zhang
This paper is part IV of ?towards a model of urban evolution?. It demonstrates how the Toronto Urban Evolution Model (TUEM) can be used to encode city data, illuminate key features, demonstrate how formetic distance can be used to discover how spatial ar...
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