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期刊名:Landscape and urban planning

缩写:LANDSCAPE URBAN PLAN

ISSN:0169-2046

e-ISSN:1872-6062

IF/分区:9.2/Q1

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James H Spencer,Melissa L Finucane,Jefferson M Fox et al. James H Spencer et al.
Recent concerns with pandemic outbreaks of human disease and their origins in animal populations have ignited concerns regarding connections between Emerging Infectious Diseases (EID) and development. As disasters, health, and infectious di...
Edward Ng,Chao Yuan,Liang Chen et al. Edward Ng et al.
In this study, a high-resolution frontal area density (FAD) map that depicts the surface roughness of urban Hong Kong is produced using a mapping method that takes into account the dense urban morphology and the site wind availability of th...
Wei-Ning Xiang,Robyn M B Stuber,Xuchu Meng Wei-Ning Xiang
China has experienced outstanding economic growth during the last three decades through urbanization. But at the same time, many ecological and social issues have been marginalized, leading to problems in public safety, health, and social e...
Priscilla Barbosa,Nathan H Schumaker,Kristin R Brandon et al. Priscilla Barbosa et al.
Rapidly expanding road networks have been a key driver of the fragmentation and isolation of many wildlife species, and are a source of significant mortality due to collisions with vehicles. But not all animals are affected equally by trans...
Dongying Li,Yujia Zhai,Yayuan Xiao et al. Dongying Li et al.
Healthy aging is a global health priority. Urban parks and green space have been demonstrated to provide mental health benefits to older adults. Despite growing interest in prescribing nature and park visits by physicians, we do not know wh...
Brian R Pickard,Maliha Nash,Jeremy Baynes et al. Brian R Pickard et al.
Costs of repairing and expanding aging infrastructure and competing demands for water from other sectors such as industry and agriculture are stretching water managers' abilities to meet essential domestic drinking water needs for future ge...
Adam Berland,Sheri A Shiflett,William D Shuster et al. Adam Berland et al.
Urban impervious surfaces convert precipitation to stormwater runoff, which causes water quality and quantity problems. While traditional stormwater management has relied on gray infrastructure such as piped conveyances to collect and conve...
L Coxa,A Bassi,J Kolling et al. L Coxa et al.
Like many urban areas around the world, Durham and Orange counties in North Carolina, USA are experiencing population growth and sprawl that is putting stress on the transportation system. Light rail and denser transit-oriented development ...
Jeremy Mennis,Michael Mason,Andreea Ambrus Jeremy Mennis
This study investigates the momentary association between urban greenspace, captured using Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) derived from Landsat imagery, and psychological stress, captured using Geographic Ecological Momentary ...
Ed Gerrish,Shannon Lea Watkins Ed Gerrish
Urban trees provide substantial public health and public environmental benefits. However, scholarly works suggest that urban trees may be unequally distributed among poor and minority urban communities, meaning that these communities are po...