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Do the characteristics of new green space contribute to gentrification? by Kim, Seung Kyum, Wu, Longfeng

“…A number of recent studies have examined the socioeconomic functions and side effects of environmental amenity in urban development. In this study, an urban…”
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Exploring the equality of accessing urban green spaces: A comparative study of 341 Chinese cities by Wu, Longfeng, Kim, Seung Kyum

“…[Display omitted] •We investigated the access to urban green spaces and parks in 341 cities in China.•Gini Coefficients are adopted to measure the equality of…”
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Predicting the effect of street environment on residents' mood states in large urban areas using machine learning and street view images by Chen, Chongxian, Li, Haiwei, Luo, Weijing, Xie, Jiehang, Yao, Jing, Wu, Longfeng, Xia, Yu

“…Researchers have demonstrated that the built environment is associated with mental health outcomes. However, evidence concerning the effects of street…”
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Evaluating the economic and climate adaptation benefits of land conservation strategies in urban coastal regions of the U.S. and China by Wu, Longfeng, Kim, Seung Kyum

“…Land conservation has been recognized as a multifunctional adaptive strategy to tackle climate change as it includes the ability to mitigate risk and enhance…”
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How Are Green Spaces Distributed among Different Social Groups in Urban China? A National Level Study by Longfeng Wu, Seung Kyum Kim

“…The study analyzes the distributional equity of urban green space (UGS) among different social groups across all urban areas in China. Urban green space is…”
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Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Ecosystem Services and the Driving Factors in Urban Agglomerations: Evidence From 12 National Urban Agglomerations in China by Shao, Ming, Wu, Longfeng, Li, Fangzheng, Lin, Chensong

“…The natural environment provides multiple ecosystem services for urban development and human quality of life. Given that current cities interact with each…”
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A Novel Method for Long Time Series Passive Microwave Soil Moisture Downscaling over Central Tibet Plateau by Jiang, Hongtao, Chen, Sanxiong, Li, Xinghua, Wu, Jingan, Zhang, Jing, Wu, Longfeng

“…The coarse scale of passive microwave surface soil moisture (SSM) is not suitable for regional agricultural and hydrological applications such as drought…”
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Spatial Patterns of Urban Green-Blue Spaces and Residents’ Well-Being: The Mediating Effect of Neighborhood Social Cohesion by Wang, Xinrui, Ouyang, Libin, Lin, Jian, An, Pengfei, Wang, Wanjing, Liu, Lin, Wu, Longfeng

“…Urban green-blue spaces (UGBS) can benefit residents’ well-being through multiple pathways. Previous studies have confirmed that the quantity and composition…”
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Disparities in the Health Benefits of Urban Green/Blue Space: A Case Study from Shandong Province, China by Wang, Xinrui, Lin, Jian, Sun, Xuemeng, Zhang, Yutong, Wong, Hiutung, Ouyang, Libin, Liu, Lin, Wu, Longfeng

“…This study examined the relationships between different types of urban green and blue space (UGS/UBS) and self-reported health (SRH), and the disparities in…”
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Does pattern matter? Exploring the pathways and effects of urban green space on promoting life satisfaction through reducing air pollution by Wu, Longfeng, Chen, Chongxian

“…Urban green space is widely acknowledged to promote public health through multiple pathways. However, there is limited understanding of how the spatial…”
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Does socioeconomic development lead to more equal distribution of green space? Evidence from Chinese cities by Wu, Longfeng, Kim, Seung Kyum

“…Despite the wide implementation of green spaces to mitigate the negative effects of urbanization, there is little evidence of how cities' socioeconomic…”
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Green and Blue Space Availability and Self-Rated Health among Seniors in China: Evidence from a National Survey by Lin, Chensong, Wu, Longfeng

“…Many empirical studies have shown evidence of multiple health benefits provided by green and blue spaces. Despite the importance of these spaces,…”
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Health outcomes of urban green space in China: Evidence from Beijing by Wu, Longfeng, Kim, Seung Kyum

“…•Health impact of green space in Beijing is measured by using a social survey.•Park buffer coverage has positive impacts on people’s self-reported health…”
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Green space progress or paradox: identifying green space associated gentrification in Beijing by Wu, Longfeng, Rowe, Peter G.

“…•Green spaces gentrify closer areas but not when considering types and features.•Green space location eases the gentrification effect due to nearby…”
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Socioeconomic groups and their green spaces availability in urban areas of China: A distributional justice perspective by Wu, Longfeng, Kim, Seung Kyum, Lin, Chensong

“…Relying on a nationwide social survey, this study examined the availability of green spaces to different socioeconomic groups living in urban areas in China…”
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Mediating roles of perceptions and visiting behavior in the relationship between urban greenspace accessibility and personal health: Evidence from Lanzhou, China by Ma, Liang, Shi, Wenqian, Wu, Longfeng

“…There is a growing number of studies about the relationship between accessibility to urban greenspace and personal health outcomes, however, the serial…”
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Community governance during the Shanghai COVID-19 lockdown I: the roles and actions of residents' committees by Nie, Xuanyi, Huang, Zili, Wu, Longfeng

“…Residents' committees (RCs) are crucial in China's "dynamic zero-COVID" policy. They were at the frontline of combating the pandemic yet received wide…”
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Community governance during the Shanghai COVID lockdown II: Bridging neighborhood cohesion and the perception of community governance by Nie, Xuanyi, Huang, Zili, Wu, Longfeng

“…Social cohesion within neighborhoods significantly influences community governance. Residents in cohesive neighborhoods tend to engage more actively and…”
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Optimized green infrastructure planning at the city scale based on an interpretable machine learning model and multi-objective optimization algorithm: A case study of central Beijing, China by Chen, Hongyu, Dong, Yuxiang, Li, Hao, Tian, Shuangzhi, Wu, Longfeng, Li, Jinlong, Lin, Chensong

“…•A model for green infrastructure quantitative planning at the city scale was proposed.•The flood susceptibility of central Beijing exhibited…”
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Residential open space and the perception of health benefits: How much is the public willing to pay? by Luo, Weijing, Chen, Chongxian, Li, Haiwei, Hou, Yongqi, Xia, Yu, Liu, Jingyi, Wu, Longfeng, Yao, Jing

“…Emerging evidence suggests that residential open space (ROS) is beneficial for multiple health outcomes for urban residents. However, the general public's…”
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