Jiangyue Wu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3720046 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jiangyue Wu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jiangyue |
| FAMILY NAME | Wu |
| SIGNATURE | WU J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5331-4252 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Is proximity enough? Extending the X-minute city assessment through dual dimensions of proximity and availability of grocery stores
Assessing urban spatial vitality in post-port areas: A multimodal data analysis of Shanghai, Liverpool, and Marseille
The shift and decline of port functions present opportunities for spatial and functional transformation in historic port areas. However, maintaining spatial vitality during urban renewal remains a significant challenge. While practical experience in revitalizing these areas abounds, a theoretical model for assessing and fostering vitality remains lacking. Existing research often overlooks crucial factors such as development context, spatial chara…
Intentional travel group and social network: Identification and dynamics during a pandemic
Using multiday continuous smartcard data in 2020, we investigate group-based travel in Hong Kong metro system by identifying metro riders intentionally traveling in groups (ITGs). ITGs serve as our proxies for citywide physical social interactions. Considering ITG members are interrelated through group-based trips, we construct a social network (an ITG network) formed by ITGs to explore the network properties and structures of ITG activities. Exa…
Evaluation Method of Traditional Values of Rural Villages by Landscape Administration in Hokuriku District, Japan
More short-term plans than longer-term ones? Measuring and monitoring urban centrality as dynamic interaction propensity
Riders Under the Heat: Exploring the Impact of Extreme Heat on the Integration of Bike-Sharing and Public Transportation in Shenzhen, China
Bike-sharing (BS) systems provide a widely used and convenient feeder mode for connecting to public transportation (PT) and is seen as an effective solution to the first- and last-mile problem. Amidst the critical challenges posed by global climate change and rising temperatures, enhancing the resilience of the BS and PT integration is essential to ensure sustainable urban mobility and adapt to increasing climate variability, yet empirical studie…
Intercity patient mobility can improve healthcare accessibility and equality in metropolitan areas: A case study of Shenzhen metropolitan area, China
Multiple paths towards Eco islands and blue development: Conference report
Metro travel and perceived Covid-19 infection risks: A case study of Hong Kong
Water Quality Criteria and Ecological Risk Assessment of Typical Transition Metals in South Asia
Transition metal pollution in rivers in South Asia is more serious than in other regions because of the lack of adequate freshwater management measures. Water quality criteria (WQC) for South Asia is urgently needed to protect regional aquatic environments because of the occurrence of transboundary rivers. The present study established non-parametric kernel density estimation species sensitivity distribution (NPKDE-SSD) models and then derived th…
Study on Risk Assessment Methods and Zoning of Hazardous Chemicals Leaking into Seas
In China, studies on the regional risk assessment of hazardous chemicals have been carried out for only a few years, and there are few studies on hazardous chemicals leaking into seas. Previous regional-risk-assessment methods considered a single risk factor for most assessment targets, and comprehensive considerations of risk sources and sensitive resources for a study area are not sufficiently included. Based on previous work, this study establ…
Spatio-Temporal Variations of Zooplankton and Correlations with Environmental Parameters around Tiaowei Island, Fujian, China
The present study illustrates zooplankton dynamics in relation to environmental factors from the surrounding area of Tiaowei Island based on ten seasonal sampling cruises over three years. A total of 116 species of zooplankton were collected with a predominance of Copepoda (mainly consisting of Centropagidae, Oithonidae, Acartia , Labidocera and Paracalanus ), accounting for 31.6 % of the total number of species. The diversity indices indicated a…
Use of Interspecies Correlation Estimation (ICE) Models to Derive Water Quality Criteria of Microplastics for Protecting Aquatic Organisms
Microplastics (MPs) in the water environment pose a potential threat to aquatic organisms. The Species Sensitivity Distribution (SSD) method was used to assess the ecological risks of microplastics on aquatic organisms in this study. However, the limited toxicity data of aquatic organisms made it impossible to derive water quality criteria (WQC) for MPs and difficult to implement an accurately ecological risk assessment. To solve the data gaps, t…
Derivation of Water Quality Criteria for Carbamazepine and Ecological Risk Assessment in the Nansi Lake Basin
Carbamazepine, as one of several pharmaceutical and personal care products, has gained much attention in recent years because of its continuous discharge in natural waters and toxicity to aquatic ecosystems. However, it is difficult to evaluate and manage carbamazepine pollution because of the lack of a rational and scientific Water Quality Criteria (WQC) of carbamazepine. In this study, the carbamazepine toxicity data of thirty-five aquatic spec…
Revisiting the valuable locales in our cities? Visualizing social interaction potential around metro station areas in Wuhan, China
A complete tour of metro users consists of their journeys inside the carriage and various activities outside the carriage, in particular, those in or around metro station areas (MSAs). To fathom out the spatiality and magnitude of those activities, which involve substantial interactions among people or with urban spaces, we assume that (a) metro users who spent 30 min or more together in or around the same MSA would physically interact with at le…
Abrupt changes, institutional reactions, and adaptive behaviors: An exploratory study of Covid-19 and related events' impacts on Hong Kong's metro riders
Visualizing Hong Kong’s mass transit usage under Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic hit the world hard. It has induced many abrupt changes, including lockdowns and business closures. Using changes in local public transit usage as proxies of mobility patterns in a typical high-density city where public transit carries ≥ 90% of passenger trips, this featured graphic geovisualizes to what degree human mobility patterns in Hong Kong were affected by the pandemic and related local and remote events such as the W…
Abrupt changes, institutional reactions, and adaptive behaviors: An exploratory study of Covid-19 and related events' impacts on Hong Kong's metro riders
Visualizing Hong Kong’s mass transit usage under Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic hit the world hard. It has induced many abrupt changes, including lockdowns and business closures. Using changes in local public transit usage as proxies of mobility patterns in a typical high-density city where public transit carries ≥ 90% of passenger trips, this featured graphic geovisualizes to what degree human mobility patterns in Hong Kong were affected by the pandemic and related local and remote events such as the W…
Water Quality Criteria and Ecological Risk Assessment of Typical Transition Metals in South Asia
Transition metal pollution in rivers in South Asia is more serious than in other regions because of the lack of adequate freshwater management measures. Water quality criteria (WQC) for South Asia is urgently needed to protect regional aquatic environments because of the occurrence of transboundary rivers. The present study established non-parametric kernel density estimation species sensitivity distribution (NPKDE-SSD) models and then derived th…
Study on Risk Assessment Methods and Zoning of Hazardous Chemicals Leaking into Seas
In China, studies on the regional risk assessment of hazardous chemicals have been carried out for only a few years, and there are few studies on hazardous chemicals leaking into seas. Previous regional-risk-assessment methods considered a single risk factor for most assessment targets, and comprehensive considerations of risk sources and sensitive resources for a study area are not sufficiently included. Based on previous work, this study establ…
Spatio-Temporal Variations of Zooplankton and Correlations with Environmental Parameters around Tiaowei Island, Fujian, China
The present study illustrates zooplankton dynamics in relation to environmental factors from the surrounding area of Tiaowei Island based on ten seasonal sampling cruises over three years. A total of 116 species of zooplankton were collected with a predominance of Copepoda (mainly consisting of Centropagidae, Oithonidae, Acartia , Labidocera and Paracalanus ), accounting for 31.6 % of the total number of species. The diversity indices indicated a…
Use of Interspecies Correlation Estimation (ICE) Models to Derive Water Quality Criteria of Microplastics for Protecting Aquatic Organisms
Microplastics (MPs) in the water environment pose a potential threat to aquatic organisms. The Species Sensitivity Distribution (SSD) method was used to assess the ecological risks of microplastics on aquatic organisms in this study. However, the limited toxicity data of aquatic organisms made it impossible to derive water quality criteria (WQC) for MPs and difficult to implement an accurately ecological risk assessment. To solve the data gaps, t…
Derivation of Water Quality Criteria for Carbamazepine and Ecological Risk Assessment in the Nansi Lake Basin
Carbamazepine, as one of several pharmaceutical and personal care products, has gained much attention in recent years because of its continuous discharge in natural waters and toxicity to aquatic ecosystems. However, it is difficult to evaluate and manage carbamazepine pollution because of the lack of a rational and scientific Water Quality Criteria (WQC) of carbamazepine. In this study, the carbamazepine toxicity data of thirty-five aquatic spec…
Revisiting the valuable locales in our cities? Visualizing social interaction potential around metro station areas in Wuhan, China
A complete tour of metro users consists of their journeys inside the carriage and various activities outside the carriage, in particular, those in or around metro station areas (MSAs). To fathom out the spatiality and magnitude of those activities, which involve substantial interactions among people or with urban spaces, we assume that (a) metro users who spent 30 min or more together in or around the same MSA would physically interact with at le…
Multiple paths towards Eco islands and blue development: Conference report
Metro travel and perceived Covid-19 infection risks: A case study of Hong Kong
Riders Under the Heat: Exploring the Impact of Extreme Heat on the Integration of Bike-Sharing and Public Transportation in Shenzhen, China
Bike-sharing (BS) systems provide a widely used and convenient feeder mode for connecting to public transportation (PT) and is seen as an effective solution to the first- and last-mile problem. Amidst the critical challenges posed by global climate change and rising temperatures, enhancing the resilience of the BS and PT integration is essential to ensure sustainable urban mobility and adapt to increasing climate variability, yet empirical studie…
Intercity patient mobility can improve healthcare accessibility and equality in metropolitan areas: A case study of Shenzhen metropolitan area, China
Assessing urban spatial vitality in post-port areas: A multimodal data analysis of Shanghai, Liverpool, and Marseille
The shift and decline of port functions present opportunities for spatial and functional transformation in historic port areas. However, maintaining spatial vitality during urban renewal remains a significant challenge. While practical experience in revitalizing these areas abounds, a theoretical model for assessing and fostering vitality remains lacking. Existing research often overlooks crucial factors such as development context, spatial chara…
Intentional travel group and social network: Identification and dynamics during a pandemic
Using multiday continuous smartcard data in 2020, we investigate group-based travel in Hong Kong metro system by identifying metro riders intentionally traveling in groups (ITGs). ITGs serve as our proxies for citywide physical social interactions. Considering ITG members are interrelated through group-based trips, we construct a social network (an ITG network) formed by ITGs to explore the network properties and structures of ITG activities. Exa…
Evaluation Method of Traditional Values of Rural Villages by Landscape Administration in Hokuriku District, Japan
More short-term plans than longer-term ones? Measuring and monitoring urban centrality as dynamic interaction propensity
Is proximity enough? Extending the X-minute city assessment through dual dimensions of proximity and availability of grocery stores
Geography (10 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (9 works) · Environmental Science (7 works) · Engineering (6 works) · Ecology (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Biology (4 works) · Business (4 works) · China (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works)