VitalVizor: A Visual Analytics System for Studying Urban Vitality

Creating lively places with high urban vitality is an ultimate goal for urban planning and design. The VitalVizor visual analytics system employs well-established visualization and interaction techniques to facilitate user exploration of spatial physical entities and non-spatial urban design metrics when studying urban vitality.

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