Yuting Chen’s research while affiliated with Wuhan University and other places

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Figure 2. The POI distribution of the Wuhan riverside area.
Figure 4. The space density distribution of the riverside area of Wuhan.
Figure 5. The space distance distribution of the riverside area of Wuhan.
Figure 6. The space diversity distribution of the riverside area of Wuhan.
Figure 7. The dwell time distribution of the riverside area of Wuhan.

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Temporal and Spatial Attractiveness Characteristics of Wuhan Urban Riverside from the Perspective of Traveling
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August 2022

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Tianyue Luo

Improving the attractiveness of urban waterfronts has become an important objective to promote economic development and improve the environmental quality. However, few studies have focused on the inherent characteristics of urban waterfront attractiveness. In this study, mobile phone signaling data and the TOPSIS (Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to an Ideal Solution) were used to construct the attractiveness evaluation system of the riverside in Wuhan. The OLS (ordinary least squares) regression model was used to analyze the relationship between the POI (point of interest) and the attractiveness of river waterfronts. Furthermore, the high-or-low-value aggregation classification of research units was performed according to attractiveness and the POI indicators to reveal the influencing factors of the attractiveness of the Wuhan urban riverside. Results showed the following. (1) The high-value distribution of attractiveness of the river waterfronts in Wuhan presented regional aggregation characteristics, and the attractiveness of economically developed areas was high. (2) Consumer POIs (CPOIs) and outdoor recreation POIs (RPOIs) had a positive effect on the attractiveness of the riverside in Wuhan, while housing POIs (HPOIs), public service POIs (OPOIs), and the high degree of POI mixing had a negative impact on the attractiveness of the urban riverside. (3) The high–high agglomeration spaces were mainly concentrated in the economically developed areas of the city center, which are mainly open spaces where urban cultural activities are held, while the low–low agglomeration spaces were mostly gathered in the suburban areas. The spatial distribution of the high–low agglomeration spaces, which are mainly green open spaces, was relatively fragmented, while the low–high agglomeration spaces, which are mainly freight terminals, linear walks, and residential areas, were near the city center.

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Bibliometric Analysis and Research Trend Forecast of Healthy Urban Planning for 40 Years (1981–2020)

September 2021

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The history of healthy city planning can be traced back to the beginning of the 19th century. Since the industrialization period, the harsh living conditions of cities and the outbreak of infectious diseases have promoted the coordinated development of urban planning and public health, and people have gradually realized the importance of urban design and planning to the health of residents. After searching keywords related to health city and urban planning, and excluding repeated, non-English, and unrelated papers, this work retrieved 2582 documents as the basic data (timespan is 1 January 1981–31 December 2020, retrieval time is 28 January 2021). Additionally, CiteSpace was used to analyze document co-citation, cooperation network, and topic co-occurrence. Subsequently, random forest algorithm was used to predict the probability of citation. Overall, this work found that the hot spots of healthy urban planning are physical activity, green space, urban green space, and mental health. It also shows the diversification of themes and the development trend of cross-fields in the field of healthy urban planning. In addition, the article found that two factors, namely, the average number of citations of the first author and whether the article belongs to the field of environmental research, have a great impact on the number of citations of the article. This work is of practical significance to relevant practitioners and researchers, because it provides guidance for hot topics and future research directions in the field of healthy urban planning.

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... The studies mentioned above predominantly conducted small-scale, regional-quality evaluations of public spaces, often based on specific infrastructure types [42][43][44][45]. When evaluating public space quality, horizontal quality assessments on a larger urban scale remain relatively rare. ...

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Multi-Source Data-Driven Quality Assessment of Waterfront Public Spaces in Urban Contexts
Temporal and Spatial Attractiveness Characteristics of Wuhan Urban Riverside from the Perspective of Traveling

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... PH-CLIP leverages these techniques to address the inherent complexity of EEG signals and aims to improve generalization across diverse health contexts. The integration of multi-scale fusion within PH-CLIP establishes a scalable model architecture that can potentially support applications from individual health monitoring to broader epidemiological studies (20). ...

Bibliometric Analysis and Research Trend Forecast of Healthy Urban Planning for 40 Years (1981–2020)