Jinliu Chen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3725808 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jinliu Chen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jinliu |
| FAMILY NAME | Chen |
| SIGNATURE | CHEN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | State Administration of Cultural Heritage |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5343-0851 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Evaluating multifaceted synergistic effects of regional cooperation on rural socially sustainable development
Education arrangements, AI integration, and supervision satisfaction in thesis writing
Higher education faces persistent tension between fostering student satisfaction and enhancing measurable learning performance. While pedagogical research has long debated the role of teaching methods in shaping thesis writing outcomes, empirical studies in urban planning and design (UPD) education remain fragmented. Existing scholarship often treats satisfaction as a secondary byproduct of instruction rather than as a central determinant of perf…
Retracted
The journal retracts the article titled “Unraveling Spatial Nonstationary and Nonlinear Dynamics in Life Satisfaction: Integrating Geospatial Analysis of Community Built Environment and Resident Perception via MGWR, GBDT, and XGBoost” [...]
Unraveling the nexus between spatial quality and buzz behavior
Symbiotic development or resource siphoning? Investigating the impacts of regional cooperation on urban vitality in the greater bay area pre- and post-Covid-19 pandemic
Color or style, which one matters more? Testing the influence of spatial characteristics on visitors’ perception and behavior via CNN-XGBoost
Urban regeneration intensifies long-standing challenges of spatial fragmentation, declining visual diversity, and weakened local identity driven by rapid urbanization globally. Urban visual features, as the most immediate layer of urban form, strongly shape perception and behavior. Yet, the distinct roles of urban architectural color and style remain poorly specified. This study addresses the central question of which visual attribute exerts stro…
Deciphering public health policy affairs on urban greenspaces development
Beyond greenery
Urban renewal initiatives grapple with a tripartite crisis in the community: resource allocation disparities, youth exclusion in participatory planning, and socio-spatial service degradation, all depressing life satisfaction among young residents. Despite extensive research on urban renewal and socio-spatial integration, the non-linear dynamics between these factors and life satisfaction, particularly in youth-oriented community renewal, remain u…
Deciphering socio-spatial drivers of visitor sentiment in cultural heritage tourism
Where renewal works best? Unrevealing spatiotemporal effects of community renewal via DID and RF analysis
Community renewal has emerged as a pivotal strategy to mitigate spatial obsolescence and address the multifaceted challenges of rapid urbanization. However, its effects on urban spatial vitality remain spatially heterogeneous across different development stages, and the social factors shaping residential life satisfaction during renewal are still in dispute. To address these dual challenges, this study employs a socio-spatial theoretical framewor…
Retracted
Rapid urbanization has accelerated the transformation of community dynamics, highlighting the critical need to understand the interplay between subjective perceptions and objective built environments in shaping life satisfaction for sustainable urban development. Existing studies predominantly focus on linear relationships between isolated factors, neglecting spatial heterogeneity and nonlinear dynamics, which limits the ability to address locali…
People and Place in Concert
Life satisfaction is a key indicator for assessing the quality of urban spaces, with much of the existing research concentrating on aspects such as the physical environment and policy changes. A significant gap exists in the literature concerning comparative studies integrating subjective life satisfaction with objective design intervention and spatial response mechanisms, particularly with households as the primary research subjects. In this stu…
From policy synergy to equitable greenspace
Unraveling the renewal priority of urban heritage communities via macro-micro dimensional assessment- A case study of Nanjing City, China
Decoding the cultural heritage tourism landscape and visitor crowding behavior from the multidimensional embodied perspective
The regeneration path not taken further
Urban densification and its implications remain underexplored in China, especially regarding the regeneration of urban decaying areas. This study contributes to the discourse by investigating densification as a strategic urban regeneration tool in China’s state–market development, focusing on one of the most common forms of residential areas in post-reform urbanization, the resettlement neighborhood. Integrating fieldwork, archival research, inte…
Leveraging augmented reality for historic streetscape regeneration decision-making
Community Quality Evaluation for Socially Sustainable Regeneration
The Chinese urban regeneration movement underscores a “people-oriented” paradigm, aimed at addressing urban challenges stemming from rapid prior urbanization, while striving for high-quality and sustainable urban development. At the community level, fostering quality through a socially sustainable perspective (SSP) is a pivotal strategy for people-oriented urban regeneration. Nonetheless, explorations of community quality assessments grounded in …
Toward effective urban regeneration post-Covid-19
Evaluating residents’ satisfaction before and after regeneration. The case of a high-density resettlement neighbourhood in Suzhou, China
The urban residential regeneration strongly supported by the 14th five-year plan of China should achieve social sustainability. Assessing residents’ satisfaction with the housing quality and living environment is essential for social sustainability and, therefore, should be considered in any transformation process. This study investigates which factors affect residents’ satisfaction significantly in high-dense resettlement neighbourhoods, focusin…
Testing Small-Scale Vitality Measurement Based on 5D Model Assessment with Multi-Source Data
In China’s fourteenth five-year plan, urban regeneration has become one of the most crucial strategies for activating the existing cities. Since creating vibrant urban spaces is a critical component of urban regeneration, understanding the patterns of community vitality helps formulate reactive regeneration policies and design interventions. However, the lack of local-scale measurement criteria and data collection methods has posed significant co…
Evaluating residents’ satisfaction before and after regeneration. The case of a high-density resettlement neighbourhood in Suzhou, China
The urban residential regeneration strongly supported by the 14th five-year plan of China should achieve social sustainability. Assessing residents’ satisfaction with the housing quality and living environment is essential for social sustainability and, therefore, should be considered in any transformation process. This study investigates which factors affect residents’ satisfaction significantly in high-dense resettlement neighbourhoods, focusin…
Testing Small-Scale Vitality Measurement Based on 5D Model Assessment with Multi-Source Data
In China’s fourteenth five-year plan, urban regeneration has become one of the most crucial strategies for activating the existing cities. Since creating vibrant urban spaces is a critical component of urban regeneration, understanding the patterns of community vitality helps formulate reactive regeneration policies and design interventions. However, the lack of local-scale measurement criteria and data collection methods has posed significant co…
Community Quality Evaluation for Socially Sustainable Regeneration
The Chinese urban regeneration movement underscores a “people-oriented” paradigm, aimed at addressing urban challenges stemming from rapid prior urbanization, while striving for high-quality and sustainable urban development. At the community level, fostering quality through a socially sustainable perspective (SSP) is a pivotal strategy for people-oriented urban regeneration. Nonetheless, explorations of community quality assessments grounded in …
Toward effective urban regeneration post-Covid-19
Where renewal works best? Unrevealing spatiotemporal effects of community renewal via DID and RF analysis
Community renewal has emerged as a pivotal strategy to mitigate spatial obsolescence and address the multifaceted challenges of rapid urbanization. However, its effects on urban spatial vitality remain spatially heterogeneous across different development stages, and the social factors shaping residential life satisfaction during renewal are still in dispute. To address these dual challenges, this study employs a socio-spatial theoretical framewor…
Retracted
Rapid urbanization has accelerated the transformation of community dynamics, highlighting the critical need to understand the interplay between subjective perceptions and objective built environments in shaping life satisfaction for sustainable urban development. Existing studies predominantly focus on linear relationships between isolated factors, neglecting spatial heterogeneity and nonlinear dynamics, which limits the ability to address locali…
People and Place in Concert
Life satisfaction is a key indicator for assessing the quality of urban spaces, with much of the existing research concentrating on aspects such as the physical environment and policy changes. A significant gap exists in the literature concerning comparative studies integrating subjective life satisfaction with objective design intervention and spatial response mechanisms, particularly with households as the primary research subjects. In this stu…
From policy synergy to equitable greenspace
Unraveling the renewal priority of urban heritage communities via macro-micro dimensional assessment- A case study of Nanjing City, China
Decoding the cultural heritage tourism landscape and visitor crowding behavior from the multidimensional embodied perspective
The regeneration path not taken further
Urban densification and its implications remain underexplored in China, especially regarding the regeneration of urban decaying areas. This study contributes to the discourse by investigating densification as a strategic urban regeneration tool in China’s state–market development, focusing on one of the most common forms of residential areas in post-reform urbanization, the resettlement neighborhood. Integrating fieldwork, archival research, inte…
Leveraging augmented reality for historic streetscape regeneration decision-making
Evaluating multifaceted synergistic effects of regional cooperation on rural socially sustainable development
Education arrangements, AI integration, and supervision satisfaction in thesis writing
Higher education faces persistent tension between fostering student satisfaction and enhancing measurable learning performance. While pedagogical research has long debated the role of teaching methods in shaping thesis writing outcomes, empirical studies in urban planning and design (UPD) education remain fragmented. Existing scholarship often treats satisfaction as a secondary byproduct of instruction rather than as a central determinant of perf…
Retracted
The journal retracts the article titled “Unraveling Spatial Nonstationary and Nonlinear Dynamics in Life Satisfaction: Integrating Geospatial Analysis of Community Built Environment and Resident Perception via MGWR, GBDT, and XGBoost” [...]
Unraveling the nexus between spatial quality and buzz behavior
Symbiotic development or resource siphoning? Investigating the impacts of regional cooperation on urban vitality in the greater bay area pre- and post-Covid-19 pandemic
Color or style, which one matters more? Testing the influence of spatial characteristics on visitors’ perception and behavior via CNN-XGBoost
Urban regeneration intensifies long-standing challenges of spatial fragmentation, declining visual diversity, and weakened local identity driven by rapid urbanization globally. Urban visual features, as the most immediate layer of urban form, strongly shape perception and behavior. Yet, the distinct roles of urban architectural color and style remain poorly specified. This study addresses the central question of which visual attribute exerts stro…
Deciphering public health policy affairs on urban greenspaces development
Beyond greenery
Urban renewal initiatives grapple with a tripartite crisis in the community: resource allocation disparities, youth exclusion in participatory planning, and socio-spatial service degradation, all depressing life satisfaction among young residents. Despite extensive research on urban renewal and socio-spatial integration, the non-linear dynamics between these factors and life satisfaction, particularly in youth-oriented community renewal, remain u…
Deciphering socio-spatial drivers of visitor sentiment in cultural heritage tourism
Geography (9 works) · Urban Green Space and Health (8 works) · China (7 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Environmental planning (6 works) · Geospatial analysis (5 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (5 works) · Perception (5 works) · Place Attachment and Urban Studies (5 works)