Urban Land Area and Population Growth: A New Scaling Relationship for Metropolitan Expansion

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Regional difference decomposition and policy implications of China's urban land use efficiency under the environmental restriction (2017, background): “Urban land, as a factor of production, tends to undergo highly frequent exchanges and drastic transformations during a country's urbanization process (Gao, Wei, Chen, & Chen, 2014; Hegazy & Kaloop, 2015; Marshall, 2007).”
Impacts of urbanization on national transport and road energy use : Evidence from low, middle and high income countries (2012, background): “However, over the past five decades, growth in US urban areas has outpaced growth in their population, causing urban density to fall and travel distances to rise (Hankey and Marshall, 2010; Marshall, 2007).”
The scaling of green space coverage in European cities (2009, methodology): “Human population estimates for 2001 in each city were available within the dataset (Milego 2007).”