Exploring Allometric Scaling Relations between Fractal Dimensions of Metro Networks and Economic, Environmental and Social Indicators: A Case Study of 26 Cities in China

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dc.contributor.authorTian Lan
dc.contributor.authorQian Peng
dc.contributor.authorHaoyu Wang
dc.contributor.authorXinyu Gong
dc.contributor.authorJing Li
dc.contributor.authorZhicheng Shi
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dc.titleExploring Allometric Scaling Relations between Fractal Dimensions of Metro Networks and Economic, Environmental and Social Indicators: A Case Study of 26 Cities in China
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