Chen-Chieh Feng
Biographic Data
| ID | 167559 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chen-Chieh Feng |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chen-Chieh |
| FAMILY NAME | Feng |
| SIGNATURE | FENG C |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Singapore |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0410-714X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Independent Ageing Amongst Older Adults Who Live Alone: Social Networks and Support in Singapore
This paper examines how older adults who live alone draw on local and extra‐local social ties—including kinship relations, community networks, and friendships—to age independently in Singapore. Conceptually, it engages with extant debates on the hierarchical‐compensatory and task‐specific theories. The paper draws on a mixed‐methods study that combines survey data with qualitative data from interviews, observations and GPS tracking of participant…
The new perspective of future multi-scenario analysis: Decoding impact pathways of land use dynamics on sustainable development goals
Integrating spatial patterns of ecosystem service scarcity into territorial spatial governance with multiethnic perception perspective
Prize‐winning paper for 2025, SJTG sponsored lectures, forums and tribute
Since 2013, the Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography (SJTG) has awarded prizes for the best paper by a graduate student and for the best overall paper published in the journal. All past prize winners are recorded on the SJTG's homepage, available at https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/14679493/homepage/best_paper_prize.htm. However, in 2025, Wiley (who publishes the SJTG through an agreement with the Department of Geography at the Nat…
Ageing in networks: Living Alone but Connected
While ageing in place emphasises autonomy and the preference of older adults to remain in familiar environments, and ageing and place shifts attention to their movement across multiple locations, both frameworks have paid insufficient attention to the role of social networks in shaping the spatial practices of ageing. In this article, we propose ageing in networks as a complementary approach that foregrounds relationality. Rather than supplanting…
Coverage and bias of street view imagery in mapping the urban environment
Ageing in networks: The unbounded geographies of non-migrant and migrant older adults
We propose ‘ageing in networks’ as an optic that shows how the social networks of older adults extend beyond their residential neighbourhoods to extra-local and transnational settings. The paper brings together literature on ageing and social networks in mobilities and migration research to identify shared thematic framings between non-migrant and migrant older adults. Our approach broadens the analytical frame to encapsulate how ageing individua…
The recovery from the pandemic: A spatial-temporal analysis on the changes in mobility and public attitude in Singapore
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected individuals' daily lives. The reduction in mobility, decreased social interactions, and heightened uncertainty, negatively affected the public's emotional well-being. As restrictions eased, many countries transitioned towards a new normal. Understanding the connection between public attitude and urban mobility during the recovery phase is crucial for the planning of resilience urban environment. Th…
Evaluating the match between natural ecosystem service supply and cultural ecosystem service demand: Perspectives on spatiotemporal heterogeneity
The Networked Community of Urban Mobility during the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered urban mobility patterns as various travel restrictions were imposed at different stages of the pandemic. Such dynamics inevitably affect the structure of urban spatial interactions underlying disease spreading. Understanding the spatial interaction structure and its dynamics is crucial for disease control. Through detecting networked communities, we identified latent movement boundaries emerged from actual human …
More Than Aging in Place: "Aging in Networks" in Singapore
Aging in place has become a popularly accepted logic and practice in both the academic and policy domains. Older adults' preferred facilities and social networks, however, might not always be situated in the residential neighborhoods where their homes are located. While recognizing the value of aging in place, this article argues that geographical proximity should not be conflated with aging well, nor should a spatially delimited place be the onl…
The geographic disparity of agglomeration economies: Evidence from industrial activities in China's emerging greater bay area
Understanding the mobility patterns of Mass Rapid Transit ( MRT ) passengers amid Covid ‐19 in Singapore using smart card data
The Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) is one of the major modes of public transportation in Singapore. Understanding the mobility patterns of MRT passengers has implications for improving transportation efficiency. As a city‐state with a high population density, Singapore provides a representation of balanced urban dynamics that informs smart urban planning. In this paper, we investigated and visualized (using both static maps and dynamic web map applicat…
Vehicle quota control, transport infrastructure investment and vehicle travel: A pseudo panel analysis
Transport pricing and infrastructure investment are widely seen as essential elements in policy packages aiming to address transport challenges. However, their respective and collective causal influences on travel behaviour have not been sufficiently examined. In this study, we investigate the effects of vehicle quota control and transport infrastructure investment on vehicle travel in Singapore, with a pseudo panel created from three repeated cr…
Chinese Temple Networks in Southeast Asia: A WebGIS Digital Humanities Platform for the Collaborative Study of the Chinese Diaspora in Southeast Asia
This article introduces a digital platform for collaborative research on the Chinese diaspora in Southeast Asia, focusing on networks of Chinese temples and associations extending from Southeast China to the various port cities of Southeast Asia. The Singapore Historical Geographic Information System (SHGIS) and the Singapore Biographical Database (SBDB) are expandable WebGIS platforms gathering and linking data on cultural and religious networks…
Competing space and place identity with landscape change analysis using Web GIS through Singapore historical maps (1828–2015)
The investigation of historical maps is fundamental to understanding the dynamics of landscape changes. In this study, we propose Web GIS tools as a way to compare historical maps efficiently for knowledge production. A key impetus of this article is to contribute to the ongoing efforts to broaden the appeal of ‘mixed‐methods research’ by bridging the epistemological and methodological gaps between GIS and qualitative methodologies in knowledge p…
Quantifying the Impact of Grain for Green Program on Ecosystem Service Management: A Case Study of Exibei Region, China
Evaluating the impact of an ecological restoration program on ecosystem services is crucial, given the role of such a program in boosting sustainable ecosystem management. This study examines the impact of one of the large-scale ecological restoration programs in China, the Grain for Green Program (GGP), on ecosystem service management in the Exibei region of China. This region is studied, as it is a key source water area with rich biodiversity a…
Impact of Urbanization on Ecosystem Health: A Case Study in Zhuhai, China
The past decades have witnessed rapid urbanization around the world. This is particularly evident in Zhuhai City, given its status as one of the earliest special economic zones in China. After experiencing rapid urbanization for decades, the level of ecosystem health (ESH) in Zhuhai City has become a focus of attention. Assessments of urban ESH and spatial correlations between urbanization and ESH not only reveal the states of urban ecosystems an…
Generating a virtual tour for the preservation of the (in)tangible cultural heritage of Tampines Chinese Temple in Singapore
Utilizing fuzzy set theory to assure the quality of volunteered geographic information
Integrating Multi‐Sensor Remote Sensing Data for Land Use/Cover Mapping in a Tropical Mountainous Area in Northern Thailand
Accurate mapping of land use/cover conditions provides essential information for managing natural resources and is critical for further examination of land use/cover change and its subsequent impacts on the environment. Remote sensing offers a means of acquiring land use/cover data in a timely manner, with optical remote sensing images commonly being used in land use/cover related studies. The persistent cloud cover during the rainy season in Sou…
How Do Snails Meet Fish? Landscape Perspective Needed to Study Parasite Prevalence
Ageing in networks: The unbounded geographies of non-migrant and migrant older adults
We propose ‘ageing in networks’ as an optic that shows how the social networks of older adults extend beyond their residential neighbourhoods to extra-local and transnational settings. The paper brings together literature on ageing and social networks in mobilities and migration research to identify shared thematic framings between non-migrant and migrant older adults. Our approach broadens the analytical frame to encapsulate how ageing individua…
Evaluating the match between natural ecosystem service supply and cultural ecosystem service demand: Perspectives on spatiotemporal heterogeneity
Chinese Temple Networks in Southeast Asia: A WebGIS Digital Humanities Platform for the Collaborative Study of the Chinese Diaspora in Southeast Asia
This article introduces a digital platform for collaborative research on the Chinese diaspora in Southeast Asia, focusing on networks of Chinese temples and associations extending from Southeast China to the various port cities of Southeast Asia. The Singapore Historical Geographic Information System (SHGIS) and the Singapore Biographical Database (SBDB) are expandable WebGIS platforms gathering and linking data on cultural and religious networks…
More Than Aging in Place: "Aging in Networks" in Singapore
Aging in place has become a popularly accepted logic and practice in both the academic and policy domains. Older adults' preferred facilities and social networks, however, might not always be situated in the residential neighborhoods where their homes are located. While recognizing the value of aging in place, this article argues that geographical proximity should not be conflated with aging well, nor should a spatially delimited place be the onl…
Generating a virtual tour for the preservation of the (in)tangible cultural heritage of Tampines Chinese Temple in Singapore
The Networked Community of Urban Mobility during the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered urban mobility patterns as various travel restrictions were imposed at different stages of the pandemic. Such dynamics inevitably affect the structure of urban spatial interactions underlying disease spreading. Understanding the spatial interaction structure and its dynamics is crucial for disease control. Through detecting networked communities, we identified latent movement boundaries emerged from actual human …
Coverage and bias of street view imagery in mapping the urban environment
Vehicle quota control, transport infrastructure investment and vehicle travel: A pseudo panel analysis
Transport pricing and infrastructure investment are widely seen as essential elements in policy packages aiming to address transport challenges. However, their respective and collective causal influences on travel behaviour have not been sufficiently examined. In this study, we investigate the effects of vehicle quota control and transport infrastructure investment on vehicle travel in Singapore, with a pseudo panel created from three repeated cr…
Utilizing fuzzy set theory to assure the quality of volunteered geographic information
How Do Snails Meet Fish? Landscape Perspective Needed to Study Parasite Prevalence
Integrating Multi‐Sensor Remote Sensing Data for Land Use/Cover Mapping in a Tropical Mountainous Area in Northern Thailand
Accurate mapping of land use/cover conditions provides essential information for managing natural resources and is critical for further examination of land use/cover change and its subsequent impacts on the environment. Remote sensing offers a means of acquiring land use/cover data in a timely manner, with optical remote sensing images commonly being used in land use/cover related studies. The persistent cloud cover during the rainy season in Sou…
Utilizing fuzzy set theory to assure the quality of volunteered geographic information
Competing space and place identity with landscape change analysis using Web GIS through Singapore historical maps (1828–2015)
The investigation of historical maps is fundamental to understanding the dynamics of landscape changes. In this study, we propose Web GIS tools as a way to compare historical maps efficiently for knowledge production. A key impetus of this article is to contribute to the ongoing efforts to broaden the appeal of ‘mixed‐methods research’ by bridging the epistemological and methodological gaps between GIS and qualitative methodologies in knowledge p…
Quantifying the Impact of Grain for Green Program on Ecosystem Service Management: A Case Study of Exibei Region, China
Evaluating the impact of an ecological restoration program on ecosystem services is crucial, given the role of such a program in boosting sustainable ecosystem management. This study examines the impact of one of the large-scale ecological restoration programs in China, the Grain for Green Program (GGP), on ecosystem service management in the Exibei region of China. This region is studied, as it is a key source water area with rich biodiversity a…
Impact of Urbanization on Ecosystem Health: A Case Study in Zhuhai, China
The past decades have witnessed rapid urbanization around the world. This is particularly evident in Zhuhai City, given its status as one of the earliest special economic zones in China. After experiencing rapid urbanization for decades, the level of ecosystem health (ESH) in Zhuhai City has become a focus of attention. Assessments of urban ESH and spatial correlations between urbanization and ESH not only reveal the states of urban ecosystems an…
Generating a virtual tour for the preservation of the (in)tangible cultural heritage of Tampines Chinese Temple in Singapore
Vehicle quota control, transport infrastructure investment and vehicle travel: A pseudo panel analysis
Transport pricing and infrastructure investment are widely seen as essential elements in policy packages aiming to address transport challenges. However, their respective and collective causal influences on travel behaviour have not been sufficiently examined. In this study, we investigate the effects of vehicle quota control and transport infrastructure investment on vehicle travel in Singapore, with a pseudo panel created from three repeated cr…
Chinese Temple Networks in Southeast Asia: A WebGIS Digital Humanities Platform for the Collaborative Study of the Chinese Diaspora in Southeast Asia
This article introduces a digital platform for collaborative research on the Chinese diaspora in Southeast Asia, focusing on networks of Chinese temples and associations extending from Southeast China to the various port cities of Southeast Asia. The Singapore Historical Geographic Information System (SHGIS) and the Singapore Biographical Database (SBDB) are expandable WebGIS platforms gathering and linking data on cultural and religious networks…
The geographic disparity of agglomeration economies: Evidence from industrial activities in China's emerging greater bay area
Understanding the mobility patterns of Mass Rapid Transit ( MRT ) passengers amid Covid ‐19 in Singapore using smart card data
The Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) is one of the major modes of public transportation in Singapore. Understanding the mobility patterns of MRT passengers has implications for improving transportation efficiency. As a city‐state with a high population density, Singapore provides a representation of balanced urban dynamics that informs smart urban planning. In this paper, we investigated and visualized (using both static maps and dynamic web map applicat…
Ageing in networks: The unbounded geographies of non-migrant and migrant older adults
We propose ‘ageing in networks’ as an optic that shows how the social networks of older adults extend beyond their residential neighbourhoods to extra-local and transnational settings. The paper brings together literature on ageing and social networks in mobilities and migration research to identify shared thematic framings between non-migrant and migrant older adults. Our approach broadens the analytical frame to encapsulate how ageing individua…
The recovery from the pandemic: A spatial-temporal analysis on the changes in mobility and public attitude in Singapore
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected individuals' daily lives. The reduction in mobility, decreased social interactions, and heightened uncertainty, negatively affected the public's emotional well-being. As restrictions eased, many countries transitioned towards a new normal. Understanding the connection between public attitude and urban mobility during the recovery phase is crucial for the planning of resilience urban environment. Th…
Evaluating the match between natural ecosystem service supply and cultural ecosystem service demand: Perspectives on spatiotemporal heterogeneity
The Networked Community of Urban Mobility during the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered urban mobility patterns as various travel restrictions were imposed at different stages of the pandemic. Such dynamics inevitably affect the structure of urban spatial interactions underlying disease spreading. Understanding the spatial interaction structure and its dynamics is crucial for disease control. Through detecting networked communities, we identified latent movement boundaries emerged from actual human …
More Than Aging in Place: "Aging in Networks" in Singapore
Aging in place has become a popularly accepted logic and practice in both the academic and policy domains. Older adults' preferred facilities and social networks, however, might not always be situated in the residential neighborhoods where their homes are located. While recognizing the value of aging in place, this article argues that geographical proximity should not be conflated with aging well, nor should a spatially delimited place be the onl…
Coverage and bias of street view imagery in mapping the urban environment
Independent Ageing Amongst Older Adults Who Live Alone: Social Networks and Support in Singapore
This paper examines how older adults who live alone draw on local and extra‐local social ties—including kinship relations, community networks, and friendships—to age independently in Singapore. Conceptually, it engages with extant debates on the hierarchical‐compensatory and task‐specific theories. The paper draws on a mixed‐methods study that combines survey data with qualitative data from interviews, observations and GPS tracking of participant…
The new perspective of future multi-scenario analysis: Decoding impact pathways of land use dynamics on sustainable development goals
Integrating spatial patterns of ecosystem service scarcity into territorial spatial governance with multiethnic perception perspective
Prize‐winning paper for 2025, SJTG sponsored lectures, forums and tribute
Since 2013, the Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography (SJTG) has awarded prizes for the best paper by a graduate student and for the best overall paper published in the journal. All past prize winners are recorded on the SJTG's homepage, available at https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/14679493/homepage/best_paper_prize.htm. However, in 2025, Wiley (who publishes the SJTG through an agreement with the Department of Geography at the Nat…
Ageing in networks: Living Alone but Connected
While ageing in place emphasises autonomy and the preference of older adults to remain in familiar environments, and ageing and place shifts attention to their movement across multiple locations, both frameworks have paid insufficient attention to the role of social networks in shaping the spatial practices of ageing. In this article, we propose ageing in networks as a complementary approach that foregrounds relationality. Rather than supplanting…
Geography (14 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Cartography (6 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (6 works) · Ecology (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (5 works) · China (4 works)