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Ph.D. (Information Science)
Assistant Professor at Department of Civil Engineering Faculty of Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science.
How does urban “metabolism”—the emergence, growth, and decline of places—occur, and through what mechanisms? Is it possible to manage these processes?
Based on these questions, I am currently conducting research to elucidate the mechanisms of urban formation from three perspectives: (1) evaluating the characteristics of established areas, (2) understanding the decision-making processes of urban actors underlying area formation, and (3) developing policy and planning interventions to encourage the activities of urban actors that generate positive externalities in cities.
Methodologically, I draw on spatial and mobility data, POI and social media data, and quantitative approaches such as causal inference, agent-based modeling, and machine learning.
mail: k.inagaki[at]rs.tus.ac.jp
address: 2641 Yamazaki, Noda, Chiba, 278-8510, Japan.
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Jan. 2026, @Osaka, Japan.
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