The Need for Trees: Hierarchies in Urban Systems - Lecture

Explore the intricate world of urban systems and hierarchies in this 42-minute conference talk from the Conference on Complex Systems (CCS). Delve into the fascinating topic of "The need for trees: hierarchies in urban systems" presented by Elsa Arcaute from the Instituto de Física Interdisciplinar y Sistemas Complejos (IFISC). Gain insights into the complex relationships and structures that shape our cities, as part of a broader discussion on complex systems science. Discover how this presentation fits into the larger context of the CCS, which covers a wide range of topics including economics, finance, social systems, ecological systems, city science, mobility, transport, energy, environment, climate change, and complex networks. Engage with cutting-edge research and ideas presented through keynote speeches, invited talks, contributed presentations, poster sessions, and round-table discussions, all aimed at advancing our understanding of complex systems across various disciplines.

CCS22: The need for trees: hierarchies in urban systems - Elsa Arcaute