Publications of the NSL Chairs

A complete list of publications can be reached via the following link, which also includes advanced search capabilities: ETH Zurich Research Collection

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Diego Cruciat: Tagliamento from Monte di Ragogna. CC BY-SA 3.0

Mapping Citizen Preferences and Priorities for an Alpine River Landscape

Anna Scaini, Ana Stritih, Constance Brouillet, Chiara Scaini
2022

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Landscript 6: Landscape Analogue. About Material Culture and Idealism

Christophe Girot, Albert Kirchengast (Editors)
2022

Generationenwohnen

Eveline Althaus, Marie Glaser, Leonie Pock
2022

From conformance to performance? Ana Peric

From conformance to performance? A comparative analysis of the European Union territorial policy trends in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Ana Peric, Sinisa Trkulja, Zora Zivanovic
2021

Urban Design in the 20th Century: A History

Tom Avermaete, Janina Gosseye
2021

Conceptualising ‘Cultural Landscape Commons’: Retracing Ecological Thinking from the Swiss Alpine Landscape to Social-Ecological Systems

Nicole de Lalouvière
2021

Concept of signal transformation from the time to space domain © Alexander Genser, ETH Zürich

Ride Comfort Assessment for Automated Vehicles Utilizing a Road Surface Model and Monte Carlo Simulations

Alexander Genser, Roland Spielhofer, Philippe Nitsche, Anastasios Kouvelas
2021


Fest, Flüssig, Biotisch. Alpine Landschaften im Wandel

Thomas Kissling (Hrsg.)
2021

Robotic Landscapes – Designing the Unfinished

Ilmar Hurkxkens, Fujan Fahmi, Ammar Mirjan (Editors)
2021

disP 57/2, June 2021

2021

Place of residence in a «residential factory,» pathway to work on a weekday in July, and place of work for study participant «Amusa,» an employed woman in her late thirties (clockwise from top left). © Lindsay Blair Howe, ETH Zurich

Thinking Through People: The Potential of Volunteered Geographic Information for Mobility and Urban Studies

Lindsay Blair Howe
2021

Map of the Gauteng City-Region with centralities in red, showing primary place names discussed in the article © Lindsay Blair Howe, ETH Zurich

The Spatiality of Poverty and Popular Agency in the GCR: Constituting an Extended Urban Region

Lindsay Blair Howe
2021

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disP 57/1, March 2021

2021

Recovery Preparedness of Global Air Transport Influenced by COVID-19 Pandemic: Policy Intervention Analysis

Chunli Zhu, Jianping Wu, Mingyu Liu, Linyang Wang, Duowei Li, Anastasios Kouvelas
2021

Solid, Fluid, Biotic. Changing Alpine Landscapes

Thomas Kissling (Ed.)
2021

Bypass urbanization in Lagos in relation to the metropolitan scale (map design by Dorothée Billard, based on Sawyer, 2016).

Bypass Urbanism: Re-ordering Center-Periphery Relations in Kolkata, Lagos and Mexico City

Lindsay Sawyer, Christian Schmid, Monika Streule, Pascal Kallenberger
2021

Comfortable reachable streets, sensitivity on relative humidity: CC Bäckeranlage, basemap: (29) © IVT, ETH Zürich

A GIS-based Model of Outdoor Thermal Comfort: Case Study for Zurich

Jonas Hess, Adrian Meister, Valentin Melnikov, Kay W. Axhausen
2021

Excerpt Figure 2. Distribution of current (2015) and projected, three scenarios (S1, S2, S3), land use of Alternative 1 (A1), including local and global maxima of 0.5 km radius catchment areas © Sibylle Wälty, ETH Zurich

How to Achieve Parsimonious Urban Land Use: The Case of Greater Zurich

Sibylle Wälty
2021

Microscopic (Aimsun) model of the network, with clustering results as links and controlled intersections as circles (intersections belonging to in yellow, in magenta, in cyan, and in black). (For interpretation of the references to color in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the web version of this article.)

Modeling, Estimation, and Control in Large-scale Urban Road Networks with Remaining Travel Distance Dynamics 

Isik Ilber Sirmatel, Dimitrios Tsitsokas, Anastasios Kouvelas, Nikolas Geroliminis
2021

Image credit: Guangyu Du / MIT Senseable City Lab

The Universal Visitation Law of Human Mobility

Markus Schläpfer, Lei Dong, Kevin O’Keeffe, Paolo Santi, Michael Szell, Hadrien Salat, Samuel Anklesaria, Mohammad Vazifeh, Carlo Ratti, Geoffrey B. West
2021


Exploiting Digitalisation to Plan Interventions on Large Water Distribution Networks

Sean Kerwin, Bryan T. Adey
2021

51N4E, Denkstatt, Endeavour, Design in Dialogue

51N4E, Denkstatt, Endeavour, Design in Dialogue

Seppe De Blust, Freek Persyn et al.
2021

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disP 56/4, December 2020

2021

Relational Theories of Urban Form. An Anthology

Daniel Kiss and Simon Kretz (Editors)
2021

Figure 2: Change in passenger-kilometres (PKm) by mode against baseline (autumn 2019). Data: https://ivtmobis.ethz.ch/mobis/covid19/en/

COVID-19 and the Dilemma of Transport Policy Making

Kay W. Axhausen
2021

Front and back of the book CUARZO by Dr.Andrea González. STL Spatial Transformation Laboratories. Image: Mainichi / Nippon News

CUARZO: Cities, Urban Planning and Architecture in the Reconstruction of the 0 Zones

Andrea González
2021

Dead wood in a mountain forest near Davos, Graubünden. © Ana Stritih, ETH Zürich

The Impact of Land-use Legacies and Recent Management on Natural Disturbance Susceptibility in Mountain Forests

Ana Stritih, Cornelius Senf, Rupert Seidl, Adrienne Grêt-Regamey, Peter Bebi
2021

Location of building E1 within the hospital (left), and location of the PET centre in the ground floor plan of the building E1 (right). The blue box around the PET centre, labelled with the letter «A», marks the area of interest for the analysis. Left image courtesy of the University Hospital of Zurich.

Evaluating Initial Building Designs Considering Possible Future Changes and Decision Flexibility: The Example of The New PET Centre of the University Hospital of Zurich

Miriam Esders, Claudio Martani, Bryan T. Adey
2021


The figure shows all 7.945 identified building parcels and their respective additional size of development in m2 in the whole agglomeration of Lausanne's residential and mixed-use zones. © Michael Walczak, ETH Zurich

A Multi-dimensional Spatial Policy Model for Large-scale Multi-municipal Swiss Contexts

Michael Walczak
2021

Paradise Now Die neuen Grenzen des Gartens

Paradise Now. Die neuen Grenzen des Gartens

Günther Vogt, Violeta Burckhardt, Frank Fehrenbach (Hg.)
2021

Grenzen überschreiten – Räume aktivieren. Transnationale Ansätze der Raumplanung in Europa

Internationales Doktorandenkolleg – Forschungslabor Raum (Hg.)
2021

disP 56/3, September 2020

2020

Book Cover: Densifying the City? Global Cases and Johannesburg

Densification Processes in Comparison: Alexandra and Marlboro South

Lindsay Blair Howe
2020

Nuannuan Leng Figure 1.1- Interactions in public transport disruptions

The Role of Information to Passengers in Public Transport Disruptions

2020

Identifying Changes in Bicycle Accident Trends Using GIS and Time Series Information in the City of Zürich:

Identifying Changes in Bicycle Accident Trends Using GIS and Time Series Information in the City of Zürich

Clemens Kielhauser, Julia S. Herrmann, Bryan T. Adey
2020

Figure 1 – Case study parking garage cross section with a traditionally designed garage (red box in the left image) and a flexibly designed garage (red box in the right image) © Chair for Infrastructure Management, ETH Zurich.

Considering Automated Vehicle Deployment Uncertainty in the Design of Optimal Parking Garages Using Real Options

Arnór B. Elvarsson, Claudio Martani, Bryan T. Adey
2020

Sustainable funding strategies for stormwater infrastructure management: A system dynamics model:

Sustainable Funding Strategies for Stormwater Infrastructure Management: A System Dynamics Model

Yekenalem Abebe, Bryan T. Adey, Solomon Tesfamariam
2020

Fig. 1. The Three Horizons framework used to convene dialogue about how to achieve transformation. Each horizon represents a combination of particular ways of doing things (e.g. approach, technology, actions, values, mindsets). The viability of these ways change over time as surrounding conditions change, with the third horizon dominated system eventually emerging as more viable. The framework helps to identify: (1) Challenges that dominate the present that inhibit progress towards a more viable way of doing things (Horizon 1); (2) Features of a desired future systems (Horizon 3) and the innovations needed for new systems to emerge (Horizon 2). For the latter, distinctions are made between innovations that help create forward momentum (H2+) and those likely to be captured by existing systems and which can reinforce the status quo (H2−). This framework is not a theory, but rather seeks to support the practice of identifying pathways for system change.

Transforming Knowledge Systems for Life on Earth: Visions of Future Systems and how to get there

Ioan Fazey, Niko Schäpke (…) Tobias Luthe (…) et al.
2020

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Neues Soziales Wohnen

Dr. Marie Glaser
2020

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Altersgerechte Lebensräume (SAGW 2/20: Lebensräume – Lieux de vie)

Liv Christensen & Dr. Marie Glaser
2020

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Rewriting Architecture 10+1 Actions: Tabula Scripta

Editors: Floris Alkemade, Michiel van Iersel, Jarrik Ouburg, Mark Minkjan
2020

Projektdokumentation Jugendjobbörse Winterthur

Projektdokumentation Jugendjobbörse Winterthur

Angela Birrer, Eveline Althaus
2020

MaaS bundle design: Fig. 3. Exemplary stated choice experiment (Ho et al., 2020a).

MaaS Bundle Design

Daniel J. Reck, David A. Hensher, Chinh Q. Ho
2020

The 3D model of the case-study street (future four-storey scenario) including color-coded construction years and its outdoor lighting in 2019. Source: 3D model: Walczak, 2019; lighting reconstruction: Kretzer, 2019-2020

The Impact of Vertical Densification on Public Lighting in Informal Settlements: Using Virtual Environments as an Evaluation Tool for Policy Making

David Michael Kretzer & Michael Walczak
2020

Bahninfrastrukturen. Planen – Entwerfen – Realisieren – Erhalten

Ulrich Weidmann
2020

High-mast lighting as an adequate way of lighting pedestrian paths in informal settlements?

David Michael Kretzer
2020

Pedrozzi Perpetuating Architecture

Perpetuating Architecture

Martino Pedrozzi, Günther Vogt, Thomas Kissling, Bruno Reichlin, Sebastiano Brandolini
2020

disP Cover March 2020

disP 56/2, June 2020

2020

Upscaling Earth. Material, Process, Catalyst

Anna Heringer, Lindsay Blair Howe, Martin Rauch
2020

Probleme meistern – auch komplexe – als Auftrag der Politik

Martin Lendi
2020



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