SPATIAL CONFIGURATION AND LAND USE PATTERN
Street patterns, spatial integration and land use patterns of Israeli city types with respect to planning approaches.
URBAN MORPHOLOGY
Our urban morphology studies concentrate on the spatial configuration and land use patterns of Israeli cities and the implications on the formation of social and functional urban areas.
Selected papers:
- Omer, I. and Kaplan, N. (2019). Structural properties of the angular and metric street network’s centralities and their implications for movement flows
- Kaplan, N., Burg, D. and Omer, I. (2019). The spatial organization of accessibility and functional hierarchy at the local, regional and national scales - the case of Israel
- Kaplan, N., Omer, I. and Burg, D. (2019). How is multiscale accessibility related to population, functional and socio-economic characteristics of settlements: the case of Israel
- Omer, I., & Goldblatt, R. (2016). Spatial patterns of retail activity and street network structure in new and traditional Israeli cities
- Omer, I., & Zafrir-Reuven, O. (2015). The development of street pattern in Israeli cities
- Omer, I., & Rofe, Y. (2014). How urban grids generate urbanism-examples from Israel
- Upcoming book - Soon to be published: The Israeli City: Structure, morphology, sustainability. Center for Urban and Regional Studies, Technion − Israel Institute of Technology,
the formation of Socio- economic areas
The effect of urban morphology - city's spatial configuration and land use patterns - on the formation of socio-economic areas.
Selected papers:
- Casellas, A. and Omer, I. (2019). Modelling the city in dialogue with new social media and modes of travel behavior
- Omer, I., Roman, M., Goldblatt, R. (2013). Geographical Scale of Tolerance in the Urban Area
- Goldblatt, R. & Omer, I., (2012). The association between land-use distribution and residential patterns: the case of mixed Arab-Jewish cities in Israel
- Omer, I., & Goldblatt, R. (2012). Urban spatial configuration and socio-economic residential differentiation: The case of Tel Aviv
- Magen, R. Omer, I. and Rofe, Y. (2024). The impact of global and local integration on the social functioning of neighborhood green public open spaces (GPOS)
