英語 での Megacities の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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When it comes to designing infrastructure, one thing is for sure: Big data collected through the IoT will play a key role in growing the megacities of 2050.
When it comes to designing infrastructure, one thing is for sure: Big data collected through the IoT will play a key role in growing the megacities of 2050.
The number of megacities will increase from 33 to 43 and the number of large cities with populations between 5 million and 10 million from 45 to 63.
From 2025, the market is expected to begin particularly in the megacities, including the U.S., Germany, France, Singapore, Dubai, and others, since the systems are under testing at various locations.
To better understand the obstacles and opportunities, Mercer conducted an extensive study, People First: Driving Growth in Emerging Megacities, which provides an examination of living and working in emerging growth cities.
Many of the world's megacities exceed WHO's guideline levels for air quality by more than 5 times, representing a major risk to people's health”.
And in those next three decades, many low-lying megacities and islands could start seeing what used to be once-in-a-century extreme sea level events- life-threatening storm surges, for example- every.
Second, once a new infectious disease appears, its spread through airlines, ships, megacities, and trade in animal products is likely to be extremely rapid.
The concept is very promising: Vertical Farming can help provide nourishment to the growing populations found particularly in global megacities such as Mumbai in India or Shanghai in China.
Grab further revealed that it plans to work with its new investor“to create a more efficient transport network that will ease traffic congestion in Southeast Asia's megacities” and help its drivers increase their income.
Many of the world's megacities exceed World Health Organisation's guideline levels for air quality by more than 5 times, representing a major risk to people's health".
When I travel through megacities from end to end-- it takes hours and days-- I experience the tragedy of extreme disparity within the same geography.
China is the oldest country-heiress of a great civilization with centuries-old culture and traditions, where modern megacities adjoin small villages and resorts that are in great demand among tourists from all over the world.
Close to half of the world's urban dwellers reside in settlements with fewer than 500,000 inhabitants, while around one in eight live in 33 megacities with more than 10 million inhabitants.
According to recent UN reports*,** 55% of the world's population lives in urban areas in 2018 and one in eight people live in one of 33 megacities each with more than 10 million inhabitants.
Current Issues in Asian Megacities Economic Growth and the Environment Asia is a dynamic region where a few economically developed and many economically developing countries co-exist, approximately 60% of the total global population live, and large economic growth is expected.
This incident puts in clear evidence the fragility of megacities in every aspect: physical, social, economic and ecological," said Fouad Bendimerad, head of the Earthquakes and Megacities Initiative, an international scientific organisation that analyses disaster risk.
Maria Neira, director of the Department of Public Health, Social and Environmental Determinants of Health at WHO, says,“Many of the world's megacities exceed WHO's guideline levels for air quality by more than 5 times, representing a major risk to people's health.
This was a critical finding for us on the curatorial team because the complexity and the hybrid nature of design is represented in this unique drawing that is also a study of the issue of the limitation of space in Asia's highly dense megacities.
To compete against established power hubs and build a formidable presence in the global economy, emerging megacities must proactively accommodate the full scope of professional, personal and cultural demands from skilled employees.