P P Wong
Biographic Data
| ID | 2774097 |
|---|---|
| NAME | P P Wong |
| GIVEN NAMES | P P |
| FAMILY NAME | Wong |
| SIGNATURE | WONG P P |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Singapore |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3804-3041 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Evaluating the performance of spatial indicators of destination accessibility for physical activity research: A Comparative International Analysis
The new Cepar® model: A five-step methodology to tackle corporate ESG challenges
Purpose Addressing Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) issues has become a critical aspect of business strategy. Since ESG has primarily focused on ratings and measures for reporting, there is a scarcity of methods to assist stakeholders in better comprehending corporate risk and addressing ESG-related issues and problems. The purpose of this paper is to propose a new model to narrow the critical gap. Design/methodology/approach This study…
Impacts of social and environmental perceptions on preparedness and knowledge of air pollution risk: A study of adolescent males in an urbanized, high-density city
Neighborhood Variation of Sustainable Urban Morphological Characteristics
Compact cities and their urban forms have implications on sustainable city development because of high density urban settlement, increased accessibility, and a balanced land use mix. This paper uses quantitative means of understanding urban morphological characteristics with reference to the differing qualities of the urban form (i.e., street patterns, building volumes, land uses and greenery). The results, based on 89 neighborhood communities of…
A geographic analysis of hosts' irritation levels towards mainland Chinese cross-border day-trippers
Personal and Neighbourhood Indicators of Quality of Urban Life: A Case Study of Hong Kong
Neighbourhood effects on body constitution-A case study of Hong Kong
Recording and Documenting the Underwater Cultural Heritage of Hong Kong, Stage 1: A community maritime archaeology project
A Wave of Geographical Research
10.1111/j.0129-7619.2005.00218.x
Tropical Geography: Research and Reflections
Where Have All the Beaches Gone? Coastal Erosion In The Tropics
From a physical geography perspective, tropical coasts are characterised by coral reefs, mangroves and carbonate beaches on atolls and low reef islands. They face threats not only from sea level rise, but also from human activities that destroy mangroves, degrade coral reefs and accelerate beach erosion. Physical conditions in the tropics are suitable for the ideal tourist beach. Conceptually, the tourist coast can be considered as the integratio…
Effect of Prolonged Political Unrest on Tourism
Adaptive use of a rock coast for tourism - Mactan Island, Philippines
Cebu and the adjacent limestone island of Mactan constitute the second most popular tourist destination in the Philippines after Manila. The more exposed southeast side of Mactan has a low rock coast with limited sandy beaches and two lagoons. Since the 1970s, this coast has experienced significant change due to resort development. Based on a survey of the resorts, three types of modification to the rock coast can be identified. The early stage o…
Tourism vs Environment: The Case for Coastal Areas
Physical Geography in Southeast Asia: Past Themes, Current Status and Future Trends
Our knowledge regarding the physical geography of Southeast Asia is incomplete to a surprising extent. This paper reviews the past research, describes the ongoing work, and attempts to identify the future trends. Coverage of such a large area, even for the last 25 years, requires study of publications in several languages and coping with literature which is not easily available. Therefore certain topics. which are prominent in current research an…
Forty Years of Physical Geography in the Journal
Up to June 1993, 207 articles on physical geography have been published in the Malayan Journal of Tropical Geography (MJTG ) (1953–57), Journal of Tropical Geography (JTG ) (1958–79) and the Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography (SJTG ) (1980–93). These articles are examined initially in terms of their sub‐fields (Biogeography, Climatology, Geomorphology, Hydrology, and Soils), area of focus (the tropics, Africa, America, East Asia, South Asia,…
Beach Resort Sites on the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia
Singapore — tourism development plans
Tourism Development and Resorts on the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia
International audience
Cenozoic Alluvium in Singapore: Its Paleoenvironment Reconstructed From a Section
Cenozoic Alluvium in Singapore: Its Paleoenvironment Reconstructed From a Section
Tourism Development and Resorts on the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia
International audience
Beach Resort Sites on the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia
Singapore — tourism development plans
Physical Geography in Southeast Asia: Past Themes, Current Status and Future Trends
Our knowledge regarding the physical geography of Southeast Asia is incomplete to a surprising extent. This paper reviews the past research, describes the ongoing work, and attempts to identify the future trends. Coverage of such a large area, even for the last 25 years, requires study of publications in several languages and coping with literature which is not easily available. Therefore certain topics. which are prominent in current research an…
Forty Years of Physical Geography in the Journal
Up to June 1993, 207 articles on physical geography have been published in the Malayan Journal of Tropical Geography (MJTG ) (1953–57), Journal of Tropical Geography (JTG ) (1958–79) and the Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography (SJTG ) (1980–93). These articles are examined initially in terms of their sub‐fields (Biogeography, Climatology, Geomorphology, Hydrology, and Soils), area of focus (the tropics, Africa, America, East Asia, South Asia,…
Tourism vs Environment: The Case for Coastal Areas
Adaptive use of a rock coast for tourism - Mactan Island, Philippines
Cebu and the adjacent limestone island of Mactan constitute the second most popular tourist destination in the Philippines after Manila. The more exposed southeast side of Mactan has a low rock coast with limited sandy beaches and two lagoons. Since the 1970s, this coast has experienced significant change due to resort development. Based on a survey of the resorts, three types of modification to the rock coast can be identified. The early stage o…
Effect of Prolonged Political Unrest on Tourism
Tropical Geography: Research and Reflections
Where Have All the Beaches Gone? Coastal Erosion In The Tropics
From a physical geography perspective, tropical coasts are characterised by coral reefs, mangroves and carbonate beaches on atolls and low reef islands. They face threats not only from sea level rise, but also from human activities that destroy mangroves, degrade coral reefs and accelerate beach erosion. Physical conditions in the tropics are suitable for the ideal tourist beach. Conceptually, the tourist coast can be considered as the integratio…
A Wave of Geographical Research
10.1111/j.0129-7619.2005.00218.x
Recording and Documenting the Underwater Cultural Heritage of Hong Kong, Stage 1: A community maritime archaeology project
Neighbourhood effects on body constitution-A case study of Hong Kong
Personal and Neighbourhood Indicators of Quality of Urban Life: A Case Study of Hong Kong
Neighborhood Variation of Sustainable Urban Morphological Characteristics
Compact cities and their urban forms have implications on sustainable city development because of high density urban settlement, increased accessibility, and a balanced land use mix. This paper uses quantitative means of understanding urban morphological characteristics with reference to the differing qualities of the urban form (i.e., street patterns, building volumes, land uses and greenery). The results, based on 89 neighborhood communities of…
A geographic analysis of hosts' irritation levels towards mainland Chinese cross-border day-trippers
Impacts of social and environmental perceptions on preparedness and knowledge of air pollution risk: A study of adolescent males in an urbanized, high-density city
The new Cepar® model: A five-step methodology to tackle corporate ESG challenges
Purpose Addressing Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) issues has become a critical aspect of business strategy. Since ESG has primarily focused on ratings and measures for reporting, there is a scarcity of methods to assist stakeholders in better comprehending corporate risk and addressing ESG-related issues and problems. The purpose of this paper is to propose a new model to narrow the critical gap. Design/methodology/approach This study…
Evaluating the performance of spatial indicators of destination accessibility for physical activity research: A Comparative International Analysis
Geography (16 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Tourism (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Citation (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (5 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (5 works) · History (5 works)