Wenjie Wu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3635404 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wenjie Wu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wenjie |
| FAMILY NAME | Wu |
| SIGNATURE | WU W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jinan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8007-9235 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 41 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 91 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 41 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
A Novel Wind-Aware Dynamic Graph Neural Network for Urban Ground-Level Ozone Concentration Prediction
Ground-level ozone pollution poses significant risks to public health and ecosystems and remains a major environmental challenge worldwide. Accurate forecasting is difficult due to the nonlinear formation mechanisms of ozone and its strong dependence on meteorological conditions. This study proposes a Wind Speed and Direction-Based Dynamic Spatiotemporal Graph Attention Network (WSDST-GAT) for multi-step hourly ground-level ozone prediction. The …
Exploring positive psychology in EFL classrooms: A case study of primary school teachers’ emotional experiences
Sex and age-specific multimorbidity profiles among working-age inpatients in China: A comparative network analysis
Multimorbidity networks in working-age inpatients exhibited greater complexity in males than females, growing with age. Hub diseases' associated multimorbidity patterns dominated the network and multimorbidity patterns shifted toward endocrine/nutritional/metabolic and circulatory disease-associated patterns with age. Our study could contribute to the development of clinical interventions targeting working-age inpatient multimorbidity
Inclusive, expressive, connective: How lifestyle sports shape youth culture in China
We adopt the definition of youth provided by the National Bureau of Statistics of China, which defines youth as individuals aged 14 to 35 years old, because it reflects a nationally recognized standard that aligns with demographic and policy frameworks in China.This definition is particularly relevant for understanding social, cultural, and economic dynamics, as it encompasses a critical developmental phase characterized by education, early caree…
Asymmetrical influences of landscape compositions on subjective wellbeing
Generation and resource potential of waste PV modules considering technological iteration: A case study in China
Human respiratory syncytial virus subgroups A and B outbreak in a kindergarten in Zhejiang Province, China, 2023
Background: In May-June 2023, an unprecedented outbreak of human respiratory syncytial virus (HRSV) infections occurred in a kindergarten, Zhejiang Province, China. National, provincial, and local public health officials investigated the cause of the outbreak and instituted actions to control its spread. Methods: We interviewed patients with the respiratory symptoms by questionnaire. Respiratory samples were screened for six respiratory pathogens…
Design and validation of the AI literacy questionnaire: The affective, behavioural, cognitive and ethical approach
Artificial intelligence (AI) literacy is at the top of the agenda for education today in developing learners' AI knowledge, skills, attitudes and values in the 21st century. However, there are few validated research instruments for educators to examine how secondary students develop and perceive their learning outcomes. After reviewing the literature on AI literacy questionnaires, we categorized the identified competencies in four dimensions: (1)…
Study of Correlation between Fetal Bowel Dilation and Congenital Gastrointestinal Malformation
The presence of the double-bubble sign in fetuses indicates a close association with duodenal obstruction. The risk of gastrointestinal malformations increases when the bowel diameter exceeds 18.05 mm, particularly when the D/GA surpasses 0.4931
Disentangling the non-linear impacts of natural attributes of urban built environment on life satisfaction
It is widely acknowledged that urban nature could contribute positively to people's subjective life satisfaction . However, extant literature offers limited empirical evidence about the non-linear effects of various natural attributes of urban built environment on life satisfaction. This paper applies a machine learning approach, the gradient boosting decision trees model, to fill in this knowledge gap. Using Beijing as a case study , three key n…
Responses of root water uptake to soil water dynamics for three revegetation species on the Loess Plateau of China
In water‐limited ecosystems, soil water regulates root water uptake (RWU) strategies. However, RWU responses to soil water changes under different species are not well‐understood. We assessed RWU responses of three revegetation species [shrub ( Hippophae rhamnoides Linn.), coniferous forest [ Platycladus orientalis (L.) Franco], and broad‐leaved forest ( Robinia pseudoacacia L.) during the dry (May to June) and rainy (July to August) seasons in 2…
Effects of group-based experience on intergroup trust within Chinese cultures
From quantity to quality: Effects of urban greenness on life satisfaction and social inequality
Greenspace exposure may increase life expectancy of elderly adults, especially for those with low socioeconomic status
The energy saving and GHG mitigation benefits assessment of product remanufacturing from a multi-life cycle perspective: A case study of spark plug
Use of Non-Verbal Representations to Define Concept of Pulse Conditions in Traditional Chinese Medicine Standards
The standardization of terms and definitions is fundamental to all activities in the domain of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). For decades, definitions of TCM terminology relied on conventional verbal representations to differentiate between related concepts. However, the ancient Chinese is obscure and comprises a massive volume of information, making it difficult to convey the definition accurately in other languages. This article proposes a…
Housing prices and the subjective well-being of migrant workers: Evidence from China
Can multiple pathways link urban residential greenspace to subjective well-being among middle-aged and older Chinese adults
Urban greenness, mixed land-use, and life satisfaction: Evidence from residential locations and workplace settings in Beijing
Visible green space predicts emotion: Evidence from social media and street view data
Personality impressions predict intergroup trust behaviour of Southern Chinese
This research aimed to investigate whether the personality impressions Southern Chinese formed on people who were from South China or North China predicted intergroup trust. Study 1 adopted the one‐shot trust game to measure intergroup trust, in which the participant decided the amounts of money they would like to invest with the members of the ingroup and the members of the outgroup. After that, they assessed the personality traits of the two gr…
Study on the adaptability of traditional architecture in agricultural heritage sites after tourism intervention—a case study of Huzhou Digang Food Street in China
Traditional architecture in agricultural heritage sites (AHSs) embodies the livelihood of local communities and residents, which is an important part of the AHS. However, with the intervention of tourism, some of the traditional architecture in AHSs has gradually transformed into simple use for tourism, without reflecting the cultural connotations of agricultural heritage systems, as well as the farming wisdom of the AHS. This paper takes Digang …
Exploring the association between neighbourhood streetscape vegetation and subjective well‐being in a high‐density built environment: Evidence from Beijing, China
Many studies have disentangled the perceived benefits of vegetation on subjective well-being (SWB). Yet, scant attention has been paid to the joint effect of vegetation and building density on SWB. This study explores the relationship between streetscape vegetation (SV), building density and SWB in Beijing, China. Our analysis relies on rich measures of street view data to assess SV exposure at the neighbourhood level. Notably, we distinguish bet…
The inequalities of different dimensions of visible street urban green space provision: A machine learning approach
Contextualized effects of Park access and usage on residential satisfaction: A spatial approach
Gentrification effects of China’s urban village renewals
China is known in the post-cold war era for its rapid urban regeneration. Urban villages that emit negative social externalities are a unique and salient disamenity, and are central to the urban regeneration policy and planning. This paper uses micro-geographical data to explore how the extent and configuration of recently renewed urban villages in Beijing have influenced nearby housing values. Compared with locations having similar demographic c…
Homeownership, family composition and subjective wellbeing
Determinant of residential location choice in a transitional housing market: Evidence based on micro survey from Beijing
Contextualized effects of Park access and usage on residential satisfaction: A spatial approach
The geography of human activity and land use: A big data approach
Schools, land markets and spatial effects
The Geography of Cultural Ties and Human Mobility: Big Data in Urban Contexts
A largely unexplored big data application in urban contexts is how cultural ties affect human mobility patterns. This article explores China's intercity human mobility patterns from social media data to contribute to our understanding of this question. Exposure to human mobility patterns is measured by big data computational strategy for identifying hundreds of millions of individuals' space–time footprint trajectories. Linguistic data are coded …
Generation and resource potential of waste PV modules considering technological iteration: A case study in China
Airports, access and local economic performance: Evidence from China
In this article, we study the effect of airports on local economic performance that arises from better access to domestic markets in the context of China’s recent airport network expansion. We measure access through the changes in network closeness centrality implied by the contraction in potential journey times between counties within China. Our key finding is that better access—primarily due to landside distance reductions to airports—increased…
Being Sherlock Holmes: Can we sense empathy from a brief sample of behaviour
Mentalizing (otherwise known as 'theory of mind') involves a special process that is adapted for predicting and explaining the behaviour of others (targets) based on inferences about targets' beliefs and character. This research investigated how well participants made inferences about an especially apposite aspect of character, empathy. Participants were invited to make inferences of self-rated empathy after watching or listening to an unfamiliar…
The energy saving and GHG mitigation benefits assessment of product remanufacturing from a multi-life cycle perspective: A case study of spark plug
Non-familial coresidence and life satisfaction: Evidence from China
Long working hours and self-rated health: Evidence from Beijing, China
Inclusive, expressive, connective: How lifestyle sports shape youth culture in China
We adopt the definition of youth provided by the National Bureau of Statistics of China, which defines youth as individuals aged 14 to 35 years old, because it reflects a nationally recognized standard that aligns with demographic and policy frameworks in China.This definition is particularly relevant for understanding social, cultural, and economic dynamics, as it encompasses a critical developmental phase characterized by education, early caree…
Greenspace exposure may increase life expectancy of elderly adults, especially for those with low socioeconomic status
Parental support in education and social integration of migrant children in urban public schools in China
Does Public Investment Improve Homeowners’ Happiness? New Evidence based on Micro Surveys in Beijing
The Beijing government has made massive investments in rail transit construction since the 2000s. While existing studies provide marginal values for rail access in the real estate market, little is known about homeowners’ happiness evaluation of such public investment. Using large-scale micro survey data, this paper estimates, in a difference-in-difference framework, the effects on homeowners’ happiness about public commuting and other residentia…
The inequalities of different dimensions of visible street urban green space provision: A machine learning approach
The puzzling heterogeneity of amenity capitalization effects on land markets
The Effect of Hot Executive Function on Children's Test with the Standard Windows Task: The Effect of Hot Executive Function on Children's Test with the Standard Windows Task
摘要: 主要考察热执行功能对3~4岁儿童标准窗口任务测试的影响。实验采取3×3的被试间设计。设置了3种条件:标准指示、“强化竞争”指示和无对手指示;将随机抽取的270名被试分为3个年龄段,以检测3~4儿童在窗口任务中的认知发展趋势。结果表明:(1)热执行功能也是影响3~4儿童标准窗口任务测试的一个主要因素;(2)3岁后期是3~4岁儿童在标准窗口任务中所体现出来的认知发展差异的分界年龄;(3)3~4岁儿童在窗口任务中还表现出规则推理能力的差异
Determinant of residential location choice in a transitional housing market: Evidence based on micro survey from Beijing
Does Public Investment Improve Homeowners’ Happiness? New Evidence based on Micro Surveys in Beijing
The Beijing government has made massive investments in rail transit construction since the 2000s. While existing studies provide marginal values for rail access in the real estate market, little is known about homeowners’ happiness evaluation of such public investment. Using large-scale micro survey data, this paper estimates, in a difference-in-difference framework, the effects on homeowners’ happiness about public commuting and other residentia…
The game is afoot: A response to three insightful commentaries
This is an author response to commentaries on our original article (Wu, Sheppard & Mitchell, 2016). We abstract two main themes from the commentaries, and they are as follows: (1) What kind of clues in target behaviour allow perceivers to infer target EQ ? And related with this, by what process do perceivers infer the target's EQ ? (2) Do features of the target group naturally lead to a U‐shaped function, whereby it is easy for perceivers to iden…
Schools, land markets and spatial effects
Being Sherlock Holmes: Can we sense empathy from a brief sample of behaviour
Mentalizing (otherwise known as 'theory of mind') involves a special process that is adapted for predicting and explaining the behaviour of others (targets) based on inferences about targets' beliefs and character. This research investigated how well participants made inferences about an especially apposite aspect of character, empathy. Participants were invited to make inferences of self-rated empathy after watching or listening to an unfamiliar…
The Geography of Cultural Ties and Human Mobility: Big Data in Urban Contexts
A largely unexplored big data application in urban contexts is how cultural ties affect human mobility patterns. This article explores China's intercity human mobility patterns from social media data to contribute to our understanding of this question. Exposure to human mobility patterns is measured by big data computational strategy for identifying hundreds of millions of individuals' space–time footprint trajectories. Linguistic data are coded …
The puzzling heterogeneity of amenity capitalization effects on land markets
Gentrification effects of China’s urban village renewals
China is known in the post-cold war era for its rapid urban regeneration. Urban villages that emit negative social externalities are a unique and salient disamenity, and are central to the urban regeneration policy and planning. This paper uses micro-geographical data to explore how the extent and configuration of recently renewed urban villages in Beijing have influenced nearby housing values. Compared with locations having similar demographic c…
The Geographical Legacies of Mountains: Impacts on Cultural Difference Landscapes
Large-scale mountains that affect civilized linguistic exchanges over space offer potentially profound cultural difference landscape implications. This article uses China's national trunk mountain system as a natural experiment to explore the connection between spatial adjacency of mountains and cultural difference landscapes. Our spatial design documents that the presence of mountains widens the linguistic difference between two cities located o…
Airports, access and local economic performance: Evidence from China
In this article, we study the effect of airports on local economic performance that arises from better access to domestic markets in the context of China’s recent airport network expansion. We measure access through the changes in network closeness centrality implied by the contraction in potential journey times between counties within China. Our key finding is that better access—primarily due to landside distance reductions to airports—increased…
Homeownership, family composition and subjective wellbeing
Long working hours and self-rated health: Evidence from Beijing, China
Contextualized effects of Park access and usage on residential satisfaction: A spatial approach
Parental support in education and social integration of migrant children in urban public schools in China
The geography of human activity and land use: A big data approach
Non-familial coresidence and life satisfaction: Evidence from China
Use of Non-Verbal Representations to Define Concept of Pulse Conditions in Traditional Chinese Medicine Standards
The standardization of terms and definitions is fundamental to all activities in the domain of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). For decades, definitions of TCM terminology relied on conventional verbal representations to differentiate between related concepts. However, the ancient Chinese is obscure and comprises a massive volume of information, making it difficult to convey the definition accurately in other languages. This article proposes a…
Housing prices and the subjective well-being of migrant workers: Evidence from China
Can multiple pathways link urban residential greenspace to subjective well-being among middle-aged and older Chinese adults
Urban greenness, mixed land-use, and life satisfaction: Evidence from residential locations and workplace settings in Beijing
Visible green space predicts emotion: Evidence from social media and street view data
Personality impressions predict intergroup trust behaviour of Southern Chinese
This research aimed to investigate whether the personality impressions Southern Chinese formed on people who were from South China or North China predicted intergroup trust. Study 1 adopted the one‐shot trust game to measure intergroup trust, in which the participant decided the amounts of money they would like to invest with the members of the ingroup and the members of the outgroup. After that, they assessed the personality traits of the two gr…
Study on the adaptability of traditional architecture in agricultural heritage sites after tourism intervention—a case study of Huzhou Digang Food Street in China
Traditional architecture in agricultural heritage sites (AHSs) embodies the livelihood of local communities and residents, which is an important part of the AHS. However, with the intervention of tourism, some of the traditional architecture in AHSs has gradually transformed into simple use for tourism, without reflecting the cultural connotations of agricultural heritage systems, as well as the farming wisdom of the AHS. This paper takes Digang …
Exploring the association between neighbourhood streetscape vegetation and subjective well‐being in a high‐density built environment: Evidence from Beijing, China
Many studies have disentangled the perceived benefits of vegetation on subjective well-being (SWB). Yet, scant attention has been paid to the joint effect of vegetation and building density on SWB. This study explores the relationship between streetscape vegetation (SV), building density and SWB in Beijing, China. Our analysis relies on rich measures of street view data to assess SV exposure at the neighbourhood level. Notably, we distinguish bet…
Geography (27 works) · China (19 works) · Psychology (19 works) · Economics (14 works) · Social Psychology (14 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Beijing (10 works) · Urban Green Space and Health (10 works) · Computer Science (9 works) · Medicine (9 works)