This paper argues for a more robust and flexible framework to develop the 'City Prosperity Index' (CPI), one which is able to connect indicators and analytical intelligence with the policy needs of urban planners and government strategists.
Hence, relay selection indicator is able to be removed, and modified subcarrier pairing indicator can be used for simplicity.
The first indicator is the overall robustness, which reflects to which extent the system is able to stand failure sequences.
Indicator of short-term body sway that the subject is able to control.
A secondary aim of this paper is to propose and test the variable 'travel purpose diversity' as an indicator of the degree to which households are able to meet their needs for out-of-home activity participation.
The indicator measures the extent to which people are able to exercise their reproductive rights of determining the number and spacing of their children.
The next indicators were being able to retire (13%) and owning a home (21%).
