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Table 1.

Notations.

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Fig 1.

The uitility of population distribution.

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Fig 2.

Attraction utility of CBD.

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Fig 3.

Topology of the road network considering only the population distribution.

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Topology of the road network considering only utility of CBD attraction.

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Fig 5.

Topology of the road network considering jointly the population distribution and CBD attraction.

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Fig 6.

Circuitness and treeness of the road network.

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Fig 7.

Coverage of the road network.

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Fig 8.

Total length of the road network.

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Fig 9.

Comparison between the simulation result and real backbone network.

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Fig 10.

Comparison between the simulation result and real backbone network.

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Fig 11.

Average degree distribution, average path lengths and node betweenness of CBD of simulated Beijing road network under various combinations of the parameters α1 and α2.

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Fig 12.

Average degree distribution, average path lengths and node betweenness of CBD of simulated China road network under various combinations of the parameters α1 and α2.

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Table 2.

The comparison results of real and simulated network of Beijing.

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Table 3.

The comparison results of real and simulated network of China.

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Fig 13.

Road network topology of China (Beijing and Shanghai as its CBDs).

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Table 4.

The comparison simulated results of one CBD and two CBDs of China.

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