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期刊名:Landscape and urban planning

缩写:LANDSCAPE URBAN PLAN

ISSN:0169-2046

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IF/分区:7.9/Q1

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Emma S Rieves,Colleen E Reid,Kate Carlson et al. Emma S Rieves et al.
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Rising temperatures have profound impacts on the well-being of urban residents. However, factors explaining the temporal variability of urban thermal environment, or urban warming, remain insufficiently understood, especially in the Global ...
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Human exposure to greenness is associated with COVID-19 prevalence and severity, but most relevant research has focused on the relationships between greenness and COVID-19 infection rates. In contrast, relatively little is known about the a...
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Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) suggests an association between micro-scale environmental conditions and crime, but little empirical research exists on the detailed street-level environmental features associated with c...
Xueying Wu,Yi Lu,Bin Jiang Xueying Wu
Non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) remain some of the most effective measures for coping with the ever-changing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Pandemic fatigue, which manifests as the declined willingness to follow the r...
Yingyi Cheng,Jinguang Zhang,Wei Wei et al. Yingyi Cheng et al.
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted human health worldwide. In these unprecedented times, the benefits of urban parks for residents have gained attention. However, few studies have explored the effects of urban parks on residents' expressed ...