Jing Yao
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3582162 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jing Yao |
| NOMBRES | Jing |
| APELLIDO | Yao |
| FIRMA | YAO J |
| AFILIACIONES | Urban Big Data Centre |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8677-8248 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Fostering Critical Thinking Skills in Senior High School English Learners
In the context of deepening global educational reform focusing on cultivating students’ core competencies, critical thinking, as a vital component of thinking quality, has become a key objective in high school English education. However, traditional teaching modes still face challenges in effectively enhancing high school English learners’ critical thinking skills. Grounded in the core competencies framework and drawing on educational theories su…
Perceived leisure service benefits of peri-urban community green Spaces
Deep learning and street view images are used to assess green space visuals and leisure service benefits perception (LSBP). • LSBP is generally higher during the day than at night. • Residents perceive more benefits in the day but less at night in parks, blue spaces, and high-quality residential areas. • The associations between visual elements and perceived leisure benefits vary across space and time. • More sidewalks and visual crowdedness lowe…
A satellite perspective of interannual and seasonal variations in greenspace and human exposure over urban and peri-urban areas in Chinese cities from 2000 to 2020
Urban greenspaces significantly influence the ecological environment, resident health, and sustainable development of cities. Fractional vegetation cover (FVC) is a common measure of urban greenspace, and a long-term FVC dataset is required to characterize the dynamics of vegetation in a complex urban environment along with socioeconomic development. This study proposed a data fusion method to integrate multiple existing satellite-based FVC datas…
Location optimization of emergency medical services
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) play an essential role in saving lives and improving health outcomes by offering immediate medical care to individuals who experience sudden illnesses or injuries. A complete EMS journey consists of two related trips: one from an EMS station to a scene (Trip 1), and the other from a scene to a definitive care location (Trip 2), where the service is coordinately provided by two types of facilities: EMS stations/amb…
Discovering microscale spatial scenes of crime with accounting for urban environmental heterogeneity
Digital twins and AI for healthy and sustainable cities
The paper discusses the relevance of the latest advances in data science and artificial intelligence for urban systems research. It has a particular focus on the importance of recent innovations in the context of ‘wicked’ urban problems which continue to confront decision-makers within practical policy settings. It is argued that the latest advances in AI such as large language models offer the potential for transformative research, but only if p…
Measuring the causal effect of urban environments on crime with street view images and points of interest
The role of gender, psychotype and language in motivation to read books among USA and Japanese students
Computer-aided urban energy systems cyber attach detection and mitigation
Disease information disclosure among patients with mental illness and their family members in China
Both patients and their families were more reluctant than willing to disclose. Marital status, number of hospitalizations and family history of mental illness were all influencing factors of patients' intentions to disclose disease information. Stigma is closely related to disclosure intention and plays an important role in the disclosure intentions of patients and their families. This suggests that the disclosure of disease information is comple…
Spatial and temporal characteristics of pollution loads in Tuojiang River watershed located in Sichuan Province, Southwest of China
Proteomics on the role of muscone in the “consciousness-restoring resuscitation” effect of musk on ischemic stroke
Driving forces of population change following the Canterbury Earthquake Sequence, New Zealand
The Canterbury Earthquake Sequence (CES), which includes the 2010 and 2011 Christchurch earthquakes, is one of the deadliest disasters in New Zealand history. Following the CES, displacement of the affected population occurred, leading to an out‐migration from affected areas and changes to places of residence. This paper investigates the spatial changes in population following the CES, using a multiscale geographically weighted regression (MGWR) …
Factors Affecting Perceived Health Benefits and Use Behaviors in Urban Green Spaces During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Southern China Megacities
Background: The COVID-19 pandemic has alienated people from urban green spaces (UGSs) that have various health outcomes for humans. However, little is known about the influential factors of perceived health benefits and use behaviors in UGSs during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study aims to explore the key factors that influence perceived health benefits and use behaviors in UGSs and to assess the mediating role of place attachment in relationship…
Seasonal effects of street trees on particulate matter concentration in an urban street canyon
Urban Fire Dynamics and Its Association with Urban Growth
Many Chinese cities currently are facing increased urban fire risks particularly at places such as urban villages, high-rise buildings and large warehouses. Using a unique historical fire incident dataset (2002–2013), this paper is intended to explore the urban fire dynamics and its association with urban growth in Nanjing, China, with a geographical information system (GIS)-based spatial analytics and remote sensing (RS) techniques. A new method…
Changes of forestland in China's coastal areas (1996-2015)
Impact of ownership on liking and value
Spatial Segregation Measures
Quantitative indices of segregation are powerful tools for summarising the spatial relationships between population groups and thereby providing the basis for analysis and public policy intervention. While the broad concept of segregation may be intuitive, measurement is challenging because of the complexity of varied dimensions and spatial arrangements. Many traditional measures can be criticised for over‐simplification or over‐reduction, not le…
Geographical and Temporal Weighted Regression (GTWR)
Both space and time are fundamental in human activities as well as in various physical processes. Spatiotemporal analysis and modeling has long been a major concern of geographical information science (GIScience), environmental science, hydrology, epidemiology, and other research areas. Although the importance of incorporating the temporal dimension into spatial analysis and modeling has been well recognized, challenges still exist given the comp…
Spatial and social inequities in HIV testing utilization in the context of rapid scale-up of HIV/Aids services in rural Mozambique
Serving regional demand in facility location
A geographical perspective on access to sexual and reproductive health care for women in rural Africa
A geographical perspective on access to sexual and reproductive health care for women in rural Africa
Impact of ownership on liking and value
Driving forces of population change following the Canterbury Earthquake Sequence, New Zealand
The Canterbury Earthquake Sequence (CES), which includes the 2010 and 2011 Christchurch earthquakes, is one of the deadliest disasters in New Zealand history. Following the CES, displacement of the affected population occurred, leading to an out‐migration from affected areas and changes to places of residence. This paper investigates the spatial changes in population following the CES, using a multiscale geographically weighted regression (MGWR) …
Serving regional demand in facility location
A geographical perspective on access to sexual and reproductive health care for women in rural Africa
Spatial and social inequities in HIV testing utilization in the context of rapid scale-up of HIV/Aids services in rural Mozambique
Serving regional demand in facility location
Geographical and Temporal Weighted Regression (GTWR)
Both space and time are fundamental in human activities as well as in various physical processes. Spatiotemporal analysis and modeling has long been a major concern of geographical information science (GIScience), environmental science, hydrology, epidemiology, and other research areas. Although the importance of incorporating the temporal dimension into spatial analysis and modeling has been well recognized, challenges still exist given the comp…
Spatial Segregation Measures
Quantitative indices of segregation are powerful tools for summarising the spatial relationships between population groups and thereby providing the basis for analysis and public policy intervention. While the broad concept of segregation may be intuitive, measurement is challenging because of the complexity of varied dimensions and spatial arrangements. Many traditional measures can be criticised for over‐simplification or over‐reduction, not le…
Urban Fire Dynamics and Its Association with Urban Growth
Many Chinese cities currently are facing increased urban fire risks particularly at places such as urban villages, high-rise buildings and large warehouses. Using a unique historical fire incident dataset (2002–2013), this paper is intended to explore the urban fire dynamics and its association with urban growth in Nanjing, China, with a geographical information system (GIS)-based spatial analytics and remote sensing (RS) techniques. A new method…
Changes of forestland in China's coastal areas (1996-2015)
Impact of ownership on liking and value
Factors Affecting Perceived Health Benefits and Use Behaviors in Urban Green Spaces During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Southern China Megacities
Background: The COVID-19 pandemic has alienated people from urban green spaces (UGSs) that have various health outcomes for humans. However, little is known about the influential factors of perceived health benefits and use behaviors in UGSs during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study aims to explore the key factors that influence perceived health benefits and use behaviors in UGSs and to assess the mediating role of place attachment in relationship…
Seasonal effects of street trees on particulate matter concentration in an urban street canyon
Proteomics on the role of muscone in the “consciousness-restoring resuscitation” effect of musk on ischemic stroke
Driving forces of population change following the Canterbury Earthquake Sequence, New Zealand
The Canterbury Earthquake Sequence (CES), which includes the 2010 and 2011 Christchurch earthquakes, is one of the deadliest disasters in New Zealand history. Following the CES, displacement of the affected population occurred, leading to an out‐migration from affected areas and changes to places of residence. This paper investigates the spatial changes in population following the CES, using a multiscale geographically weighted regression (MGWR) …
Disease information disclosure among patients with mental illness and their family members in China
Both patients and their families were more reluctant than willing to disclose. Marital status, number of hospitalizations and family history of mental illness were all influencing factors of patients' intentions to disclose disease information. Stigma is closely related to disclosure intention and plays an important role in the disclosure intentions of patients and their families. This suggests that the disclosure of disease information is comple…
Spatial and temporal characteristics of pollution loads in Tuojiang River watershed located in Sichuan Province, Southwest of China
The role of gender, psychotype and language in motivation to read books among USA and Japanese students
Computer-aided urban energy systems cyber attach detection and mitigation
Fostering Critical Thinking Skills in Senior High School English Learners
In the context of deepening global educational reform focusing on cultivating students’ core competencies, critical thinking, as a vital component of thinking quality, has become a key objective in high school English education. However, traditional teaching modes still face challenges in effectively enhancing high school English learners’ critical thinking skills. Grounded in the core competencies framework and drawing on educational theories su…
Perceived leisure service benefits of peri-urban community green Spaces
Deep learning and street view images are used to assess green space visuals and leisure service benefits perception (LSBP). • LSBP is generally higher during the day than at night. • Residents perceive more benefits in the day but less at night in parks, blue spaces, and high-quality residential areas. • The associations between visual elements and perceived leisure benefits vary across space and time. • More sidewalks and visual crowdedness lowe…
A satellite perspective of interannual and seasonal variations in greenspace and human exposure over urban and peri-urban areas in Chinese cities from 2000 to 2020
Urban greenspaces significantly influence the ecological environment, resident health, and sustainable development of cities. Fractional vegetation cover (FVC) is a common measure of urban greenspace, and a long-term FVC dataset is required to characterize the dynamics of vegetation in a complex urban environment along with socioeconomic development. This study proposed a data fusion method to integrate multiple existing satellite-based FVC datas…
Location optimization of emergency medical services
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) play an essential role in saving lives and improving health outcomes by offering immediate medical care to individuals who experience sudden illnesses or injuries. A complete EMS journey consists of two related trips: one from an EMS station to a scene (Trip 1), and the other from a scene to a definitive care location (Trip 2), where the service is coordinately provided by two types of facilities: EMS stations/amb…
Discovering microscale spatial scenes of crime with accounting for urban environmental heterogeneity
Digital twins and AI for healthy and sustainable cities
The paper discusses the relevance of the latest advances in data science and artificial intelligence for urban systems research. It has a particular focus on the importance of recent innovations in the context of ‘wicked’ urban problems which continue to confront decision-makers within practical policy settings. It is argued that the latest advances in AI such as large language models offer the potential for transformative research, but only if p…
Measuring the causal effect of urban environments on crime with street view images and points of interest
Geography (15 obras) · Computer Science (7 obras) · Medicine (7 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Cartography (5 obras) · China (5 obras) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Ecology (4 obras) · Engineering (4 obras)