Jiawei FuJames Cook University · College of Science and Engineering
Jiawei Fu
PhD Candidate (Architecture and Building)
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Introduction
Jiawei Fu is a dedicated researcher, currently pursuing a PhD at James Cook University and serving as a visiting scholar at the University of the Sunshine Coast. She has a passion for advancing the understanding of the relationship between urban green spaces and microclimates. Her current research utilizes computer simulation tools, specifically ENVI-met, to study the impact of vegetation on microclimate and human thermal comfort in urban streets of Queensland, Australia.
Skills and Expertise
Additional affiliations
July 2022 - present
October 2014 - June 2016
Guangzhou Construction College
Position
- Managing Director
Education
May 2020 - September 2024
September 2008 - June 2011
September 2004 - July 2008
Publications
Publications (7)
Urban vegetation is a nature-based solution for cooling cities. Under global warming and urban population growth, it is essential to optimize urban vegetation configuration in the urban area to bring maximum cooling benefit. This paper reviews 85 optimized urban vegetation configuration studies published from 2010 to 2020 to provide an insight into...
Gardens in Lower Yangtze Valley and Lingnan gardens are representatives of different regional styles in ancient China. This paper compares the gardening elements of gardens in Lower Yangtze Valley and Lingnan gardens from four aspects: garden artistic conception, landscape layout, plant combination, and architectural decoration, and explores their...
Based on a case study of Macau peninsula, this paper explores a sound approach to the urban green space development in high-density urban environment that could enhance the sustainability of the city. (C) 2011 Published by Elsevier Ltd. Selection and/or peer-review under responsibility of APAAS
Based on the concept of 'More natural than nature', a traditional Korean garden is created a beautiful natural scenery. In order to analyze the artistic features of a traditional Korean garden, in this paper, Korean Haidong Gyeonggi Garden in Guangzhou is used as a sample. Moreover, this essay is illustrated through the design and planning of the g...
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Macau's urban green space has been influenced by the city's unique location, climate, history, and culture. Therefore，its distinct characteristics of gardens have been formed gradually. Also, three features of plant configuration in Macau's green space have been concluded in this paper: using south subtro...
Project: The Study on the Green Space System Planning of Macau
Stones play an essential part in the classical Chinese garden. The urban parks of China are no exception. This paper investigated the planting and stone design in the city park of Guangzhou. The conclusion is drawn that to highlight the classic beauty of Taihu stones, people often plant herbaceous plants around them. Alpinia zerumbet 'Variegata' is...
Projects
Projects (2)
The research aims to explore how the spatial distribution of vegetation influences microclimate and human thermal comfort in the streets of Townsville and Ipswich (Australia) and develop a framework for optimised vegetation configuration to best mitigate urban heat.
