Mengyang Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3635525 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mengyang Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mengyang |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Huazhong University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8883-1954 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Investigating the synergistic response of urban form to PM2.5 and O3 pollution using the LCZ: A novel analytical framework
Addressing synergistic climate-urbanization impacts: A coupled PLUS-ML framework for projecting future LCZ and Suhi
Urban blue-green spaces for wintertime microclimate regulation: Interactive and marginal effects
Decoding the cooling potential of urban green spaces: A cross-city investigation of driving factors in 311 Chinese cities under varying climate zones
The impact of street and building configurations on respiratory health risks in an urban environment considering street behavior heterogeneity
Quality of care for acute ischemic stroke in China during the Covid-19 pandemic: A retrospective study using a National database
The COVID-19 outbreak has deepened the gap between optimal care and clinical practice, which then gradually improved. During the pandemic, high-quality care was important to reduce the risk of adverse outcomes, but there were gender and age differences in the provision of health-care quality
User-generated content may increase urban park use: Evidence from multisource social media data
Given the numerous health benefits that urban parks and greenspaces provide, it is critical to grasp the key factors that improve park use. Despite the pervasive impact of user-generated content (UGC) in modern society, little is known about the influence of UGC on park use. Therefore, this study examined the effect of UGC on park use based on 613,858 pieces of UGC related to the 251 urban parks in two metropolitans in China, Guangzhou and Shenzh…
Dynamic neighborhood isolation and resilience during the pandemic in America's 50 largest cities
Examining the effects of climate change perception and commuting experience on the willingness to pay for micro-transit service in Tampa, FL
As cities increasingly look for sustainable transportation options to alleviate congestion and solve the “first mile, last mile” problem, micro-transit has emerged as a promising solution. However, to ensure the long-term success of micro-transit programs, it’s essential to establish sustainable funding strategies. This research aims to investigate what factors influence people’s willingness to pay for micro-transit, with a particular focus on th…
Evaluating building color harmoniousness in a historic district intelligently: An algorithm-driven approach using street-view images
Building color and harmoniousness have been regarded as critical issues in planning historic districts. Harmoniousness of building façade colors (HBFC) is an indicator to evaluate the quality of the built environment, which can be perceived but is difficult to measure quantitatively. In addition, alleviating the impact of shadows in street-view images (SVIs) to assess building façade color is another research gap that is difficult to address. Thi…
Nonlinear effects of built environment features on metro ridership: An integrated exploration with machine learning considering spatial heterogeneity
Trends in care quality in China from 2011 to 2017: An analysis based on the National Specific (Single) Disease Monitoring System
Background: The Ministry of Health of China conducted a study targeting in single-disease quality control in 2009, aimed to strengthen quality management and improve health care services. This study retrospectively investigated the trends of quality indicators for six monitored diseases 2011-2017 to evaluate the improvement of care quality for the first batch of single-disease. Methods: We extracted data from the National Specific (Single) Diseas…
The impact of ethnic segregation on neighbourhood-level social distancing in the United States amid the early outbreak of Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has been argued to be the ‘great equaliser’, but, in fact, ethnically and racially segregated communities are bearing a disproportionate burden from the disease. Although more people have been infected and died from the disease among these minority communities, still fewer people in these communities are complying with the suggested public health measures like social distancing. The factors contributing to these ramification…
Consistency of the relationship between air pollution and the urban form: Evidence from the Covid-19 natural experiment
Sustainable development goals under threat? Multidimensional impact of Covid-19 on our planet and society outweigh short term global pollution reduction
Street vitality and built environment features: A data-informed approach from fourteen Chinese cities
Social distancing and inequality in the United States amid Covid-19 outbreak
Amid sweeping efforts to get Americans to stay at home to slow the spread of the coronavirus disease, we geovisualized how foot traffic has increased or declined in relation to six types of trips across the United States: homes, workplaces, retail and recreation establishments, parks, grocery stores and pharmacies, and transit stations. The geovisualization shows that most West and East Coast cities have reduced extensive movements while many Mid…
American Inequality Meets Covid-19: Uneven Spread of the Disease across Communities
The United States is bearing the brunt of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The spatially uneven viral spread and community inequality will jointly bring about worse consequences. The combined effects on U.S. communities remain unclear, however. Given spatially heterogeneous compliance with the stay-at-home orders and the varying timing of local directives, the uneven spread should be further examined. In this research, we first exploited coun…
American Inequality Meets Covid-19: Uneven Spread of the Disease across Communities
The United States is bearing the brunt of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The spatially uneven viral spread and community inequality will jointly bring about worse consequences. The combined effects on U.S. communities remain unclear, however. Given spatially heterogeneous compliance with the stay-at-home orders and the varying timing of local directives, the uneven spread should be further examined. In this research, we first exploited coun…
Social distancing and inequality in the United States amid Covid-19 outbreak
Amid sweeping efforts to get Americans to stay at home to slow the spread of the coronavirus disease, we geovisualized how foot traffic has increased or declined in relation to six types of trips across the United States: homes, workplaces, retail and recreation establishments, parks, grocery stores and pharmacies, and transit stations. The geovisualization shows that most West and East Coast cities have reduced extensive movements while many Mid…
The impact of ethnic segregation on neighbourhood-level social distancing in the United States amid the early outbreak of Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has been argued to be the ‘great equaliser’, but, in fact, ethnically and racially segregated communities are bearing a disproportionate burden from the disease. Although more people have been infected and died from the disease among these minority communities, still fewer people in these communities are complying with the suggested public health measures like social distancing. The factors contributing to these ramification…
Social distancing and inequality in the United States amid Covid-19 outbreak
Amid sweeping efforts to get Americans to stay at home to slow the spread of the coronavirus disease, we geovisualized how foot traffic has increased or declined in relation to six types of trips across the United States: homes, workplaces, retail and recreation establishments, parks, grocery stores and pharmacies, and transit stations. The geovisualization shows that most West and East Coast cities have reduced extensive movements while many Mid…
American Inequality Meets Covid-19: Uneven Spread of the Disease across Communities
The United States is bearing the brunt of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The spatially uneven viral spread and community inequality will jointly bring about worse consequences. The combined effects on U.S. communities remain unclear, however. Given spatially heterogeneous compliance with the stay-at-home orders and the varying timing of local directives, the uneven spread should be further examined. In this research, we first exploited coun…
Consistency of the relationship between air pollution and the urban form: Evidence from the Covid-19 natural experiment
Sustainable development goals under threat? Multidimensional impact of Covid-19 on our planet and society outweigh short term global pollution reduction
Street vitality and built environment features: A data-informed approach from fourteen Chinese cities
Examining the effects of climate change perception and commuting experience on the willingness to pay for micro-transit service in Tampa, FL
As cities increasingly look for sustainable transportation options to alleviate congestion and solve the “first mile, last mile” problem, micro-transit has emerged as a promising solution. However, to ensure the long-term success of micro-transit programs, it’s essential to establish sustainable funding strategies. This research aims to investigate what factors influence people’s willingness to pay for micro-transit, with a particular focus on th…
Evaluating building color harmoniousness in a historic district intelligently: An algorithm-driven approach using street-view images
Building color and harmoniousness have been regarded as critical issues in planning historic districts. Harmoniousness of building façade colors (HBFC) is an indicator to evaluate the quality of the built environment, which can be perceived but is difficult to measure quantitatively. In addition, alleviating the impact of shadows in street-view images (SVIs) to assess building façade color is another research gap that is difficult to address. Thi…
Nonlinear effects of built environment features on metro ridership: An integrated exploration with machine learning considering spatial heterogeneity
Trends in care quality in China from 2011 to 2017: An analysis based on the National Specific (Single) Disease Monitoring System
Background: The Ministry of Health of China conducted a study targeting in single-disease quality control in 2009, aimed to strengthen quality management and improve health care services. This study retrospectively investigated the trends of quality indicators for six monitored diseases 2011-2017 to evaluate the improvement of care quality for the first batch of single-disease. Methods: We extracted data from the National Specific (Single) Diseas…
The impact of ethnic segregation on neighbourhood-level social distancing in the United States amid the early outbreak of Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has been argued to be the ‘great equaliser’, but, in fact, ethnically and racially segregated communities are bearing a disproportionate burden from the disease. Although more people have been infected and died from the disease among these minority communities, still fewer people in these communities are complying with the suggested public health measures like social distancing. The factors contributing to these ramification…
User-generated content may increase urban park use: Evidence from multisource social media data
Given the numerous health benefits that urban parks and greenspaces provide, it is critical to grasp the key factors that improve park use. Despite the pervasive impact of user-generated content (UGC) in modern society, little is known about the influence of UGC on park use. Therefore, this study examined the effect of UGC on park use based on 613,858 pieces of UGC related to the 251 urban parks in two metropolitans in China, Guangzhou and Shenzh…
Dynamic neighborhood isolation and resilience during the pandemic in America's 50 largest cities
Decoding the cooling potential of urban green spaces: A cross-city investigation of driving factors in 311 Chinese cities under varying climate zones
The impact of street and building configurations on respiratory health risks in an urban environment considering street behavior heterogeneity
Quality of care for acute ischemic stroke in China during the Covid-19 pandemic: A retrospective study using a National database
The COVID-19 outbreak has deepened the gap between optimal care and clinical practice, which then gradually improved. During the pandemic, high-quality care was important to reduce the risk of adverse outcomes, but there were gender and age differences in the provision of health-care quality
Investigating the synergistic response of urban form to PM2.5 and O3 pollution using the LCZ: A novel analytical framework
Addressing synergistic climate-urbanization impacts: A coupled PLUS-ML framework for projecting future LCZ and Suhi
Urban blue-green spaces for wintertime microclimate regulation: Interactive and marginal effects
Geography (13 works) · Medicine (10 works) · Engineering (7 works) · Pandemic (6 works) · 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak (5 works) · Business (5 works) · COVID-19 epidemiological studies (5 works) · Outbreak (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works)