Su Zhang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3782903 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Su Zhang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Su |
| FAMILY NAME | Zhang |
| SIGNATURE | ZHANG S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of New Mexico |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7743-5892 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Urban Ecological Resilience and Transitions in the Yangtze River Delta: Insights From Remote Sensing Analytics
Ecological environmental quality (EEQ) directly influences public health, resource availability, and climate resilience for national ecological security and sustainable development. Urban agglomerations experience growing ecological stress under rapid urbanization, yet integrated assessments of EEQ dynamics remain limited. This study develops a Novel Remote Sensing Ecological Index (NRSEI) on the Google Earth Engine (GEE) platform by integrating …
Do consumers repurchase and recommend plant-based meat? Integrating the theories of product evaluation, protection motivation, and brand equity
Purpose In the plant-based meat consumption literature, it remains unclear why consumers are willing to continue purchasing and actively engage in word-of-mouth communication after their initial purchase. Therefore, based on product evaluation theory, protection motivation theory, and brand equity theory, this study aims to examine which factors serve as important drivers of consumers' repurchase intentions and word-of-mouth intentions for plant-…
Digital Twins
Digital twin (DT) emerges as a frontier for integrating research, development, innovation, and problem‐solving through digital technologies. DT enables analyses and solutions to real‐world problems by leveraging advanced observation data from sources of in situ (monitoring stations), citizen sensing, and satellites. DT seeks to best replicate real‐world problems and conduct “what‐if” analyses for optimum solutions. Data fusion technologies are em…
Network analysis of chronic disease among middle-aged and older adults in China: A nationwide survey
Background: Given the rising prevalence of chronic diseases and multimorbidity among middle-aged and older individuals in China, it is crucial to explore the patterns of chronic disease multimorbidity and uncover the underlying mechanisms driving the co-existence of multiple chronic conditions. Methods: This study analyzed data from 19,206 participants in the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS 2018). The IsingFit model was use…
The double-edged sword of foodstagramming: An ABC model approach to tourist food waste and the sustainability attitude–behavior gap
Purpose This study explores the double-edged influence of foodstagramming, which means photographing and sharing food on social media, on foodstagrammers' food consumption behavior. While foodstagramming is known for promoting food experiences, limited attention has been given to its simultaneous promotion of both sustainable and unsustainable food consumption behavior. This research also investigates how these contradictory effects contribute to…
Bridging personality and responsibility: How UGC & GGC influenced heritage destination personality shape tourists’ responsible intentions
Factors affecting food waste at food festivals: The moderating effect of “Camera Eats First
Co-design as participation: Creating meaningful pathways for collaboration in flood risk adaptation in Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo
Considering the detrimental effects caused by wildfires in New Mexico, there is a pressing need for the development of innovative hazard adaptation and mitigation strategies. Community-based approaches in hazard response have the potential to harness the power of co-design and the incorporation of traditional knowledge to help make conventional research and design process considerably less extractive. In this paper, we explore the elements of com…
Repel or attract? Effects of urban digital infrastructure on labor migration: Evidence from urban China
The alcohol extracts of Sceptridium ternatum (Thunb.) Lyon exert anti-pulmonary fibrosis effect through targeting SETDB1/STAT3/p-STAT3 signaling
Film-Induced Tourism and Heritage Conservation: A Serial Multiple Mediator Model
The purpose of this study is to explore the direct and indirect relationships between a film-induced destination image and tourists’ heritage conservation intention through a serial multiple mediator model at a UNESCO heritage site in China. The serial mediation hypotheses were tested using covariance-based structural equation modeling with data collected from 447 valid questionnaires. The empirical results reveal that the film-induced image dire…
Georeferencing Accuracy Assessment of Historical Aerial Photos Using a Custom-Built Online Georeferencing Tool
As one of the earliest forms of remote sensing, aerial photography has been regarded as an important part of the mapmaking process. Aerial photos, especially historical aerial photos, provide significant amount of valuable information for many applications and fields. However, due to limited funding support, most historical aerial photos have not been digitized and georeferenced yet, which substantially limits their utility for today’s computer-b…
Decision‐making behavior in the sustainable development of intangible cultural heritage tourism
This study explores the sustainable development of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) tourism from a rational behavioral process perspective based on the theory of planned behavior. A multi‐level conceptual model of ICH tourism and its intentions for sustainable development, including formal rationality and substantive rationality, is constructed. We discovered that it is not only altruistic intention that contributes to decision‐making in the su…
Agricultural heritage tourism development and heritage conservation: A case study of the Samaba Rice Terraces, Yunnan, China
Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) attract large numbers of tourists and are therefore seen as financially lucrative heritage spaces with the potential to drive heritage conservation. This case study of the Samaba Rice Terraces in Yunnan, China revealed that GIAHS practices are currently framed by a top-down approach that is influenced by a Chinese authorized heritage discourse, which problematically emphasizes the discourse…
Evaluation of Spatial Resilience of Highway Networks in Response to Adverse Weather Conditions
Adverse weather poses a significant threat to the serviceability of highway infrastructure, as it causes more frequent and severe crash incidents. This study focuses on evaluating the resilience of highway networks by examining the crash-induced safety impact in response to extreme weather events. Unlike traditional service drop-based methods for resilience evaluation, this study endeavors to evaluate highway resilience in a spatial context. Thre…
Comparison of the spaces of call and traffic flows: An empirical study of Qianzhong urban region, China
Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Drought Variability Using CWSI in the Koshi River Basin (KRB)
Drought is one of the most frequent meteorological disasters, and has exerted significant impacts on the livelihoods and economy of the Koshi River Basin (KRB). In this study, we assessed drought patterns using the Crop Water Shortage Index (CWSI) based on the MOD16 product for the period between 2000 and 2014. The results revealed that the CWSI based on the MOD16 product can be act as an indicator to monitor the characteristics of the drought. S…
The heritage practices in a Chinese historic neighbourhood: The manifestation of traditional Feng Shui in Langzhong, China
By describing different voices, practices, and understandings centred on Langzhong’s Feng Shui, this research explores a vernacular way of manifesting, practicing and valuing the past. The analysis shows that as a living heritage, Feng Shui still exists in Langzhong in both a physical and social sense. The study of Feng Shui demonstrates how a non-western discourse of narrating the historic urban form could be deployed in Chinese heritage practic…
Traditional culture as an important power for maintaining agricultural landscapes in cultural heritage sites: A case study of the Hani terraces
The location swapping method for geomasking
When locations of individual-level health data are released in the form of published maps, the identity of these individuals could be identified through reverse geocoding. Spatial data can, therefore, not be released unless the locations have been modified, for example, using aggregation or geographic masking. Geographic masking techniques apply translation or perturbations to decrease the likelihood of re-identification of individuals through re…
Discovering temporal and spatial patterns and characteristics of pavement distress condition data on major corridors in New Mexico
Investigating the relative effects of persons, items, sections, and languages on Toeic score dependability
This study applied generalizability theory to investigate the contributions of persons, items, sections, and language backgrounds to the score dependability of the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC). I replicated and extended Brown’s (1999) study of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), using data from two language groups who took the same form of the TOEIC: 45 156 Japanese examinees and 46 067 Korean examinees. …
Metabolites and the pharmacokinetics of kobophenol A from Caragana sinica in rats
The location swapping method for geomasking
When locations of individual-level health data are released in the form of published maps, the identity of these individuals could be identified through reverse geocoding. Spatial data can, therefore, not be released unless the locations have been modified, for example, using aggregation or geographic masking. Geographic masking techniques apply translation or perturbations to decrease the likelihood of re-identification of individuals through re…
Agricultural heritage tourism development and heritage conservation: A case study of the Samaba Rice Terraces, Yunnan, China
Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) attract large numbers of tourists and are therefore seen as financially lucrative heritage spaces with the potential to drive heritage conservation. This case study of the Samaba Rice Terraces in Yunnan, China revealed that GIAHS practices are currently framed by a top-down approach that is influenced by a Chinese authorized heritage discourse, which problematically emphasizes the discourse…
Comparison of the spaces of call and traffic flows: An empirical study of Qianzhong urban region, China
Repel or attract? Effects of urban digital infrastructure on labor migration: Evidence from urban China
The heritage practices in a Chinese historic neighbourhood: The manifestation of traditional Feng Shui in Langzhong, China
By describing different voices, practices, and understandings centred on Langzhong’s Feng Shui, this research explores a vernacular way of manifesting, practicing and valuing the past. The analysis shows that as a living heritage, Feng Shui still exists in Langzhong in both a physical and social sense. The study of Feng Shui demonstrates how a non-western discourse of narrating the historic urban form could be deployed in Chinese heritage practic…
Traditional culture as an important power for maintaining agricultural landscapes in cultural heritage sites: A case study of the Hani terraces
Factors affecting food waste at food festivals: The moderating effect of “Camera Eats First
Metabolites and the pharmacokinetics of kobophenol A from Caragana sinica in rats
Investigating the relative effects of persons, items, sections, and languages on Toeic score dependability
This study applied generalizability theory to investigate the contributions of persons, items, sections, and language backgrounds to the score dependability of the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC). I replicated and extended Brown’s (1999) study of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), using data from two language groups who took the same form of the TOEIC: 45 156 Japanese examinees and 46 067 Korean examinees. …
Discovering temporal and spatial patterns and characteristics of pavement distress condition data on major corridors in New Mexico
The location swapping method for geomasking
When locations of individual-level health data are released in the form of published maps, the identity of these individuals could be identified through reverse geocoding. Spatial data can, therefore, not be released unless the locations have been modified, for example, using aggregation or geographic masking. Geographic masking techniques apply translation or perturbations to decrease the likelihood of re-identification of individuals through re…
Traditional culture as an important power for maintaining agricultural landscapes in cultural heritage sites: A case study of the Hani terraces
The heritage practices in a Chinese historic neighbourhood: The manifestation of traditional Feng Shui in Langzhong, China
By describing different voices, practices, and understandings centred on Langzhong’s Feng Shui, this research explores a vernacular way of manifesting, practicing and valuing the past. The analysis shows that as a living heritage, Feng Shui still exists in Langzhong in both a physical and social sense. The study of Feng Shui demonstrates how a non-western discourse of narrating the historic urban form could be deployed in Chinese heritage practic…
Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Drought Variability Using CWSI in the Koshi River Basin (KRB)
Drought is one of the most frequent meteorological disasters, and has exerted significant impacts on the livelihoods and economy of the Koshi River Basin (KRB). In this study, we assessed drought patterns using the Crop Water Shortage Index (CWSI) based on the MOD16 product for the period between 2000 and 2014. The results revealed that the CWSI based on the MOD16 product can be act as an indicator to monitor the characteristics of the drought. S…
Evaluation of Spatial Resilience of Highway Networks in Response to Adverse Weather Conditions
Adverse weather poses a significant threat to the serviceability of highway infrastructure, as it causes more frequent and severe crash incidents. This study focuses on evaluating the resilience of highway networks by examining the crash-induced safety impact in response to extreme weather events. Unlike traditional service drop-based methods for resilience evaluation, this study endeavors to evaluate highway resilience in a spatial context. Thre…
Comparison of the spaces of call and traffic flows: An empirical study of Qianzhong urban region, China
Georeferencing Accuracy Assessment of Historical Aerial Photos Using a Custom-Built Online Georeferencing Tool
As one of the earliest forms of remote sensing, aerial photography has been regarded as an important part of the mapmaking process. Aerial photos, especially historical aerial photos, provide significant amount of valuable information for many applications and fields. However, due to limited funding support, most historical aerial photos have not been digitized and georeferenced yet, which substantially limits their utility for today’s computer-b…
Decision‐making behavior in the sustainable development of intangible cultural heritage tourism
This study explores the sustainable development of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) tourism from a rational behavioral process perspective based on the theory of planned behavior. A multi‐level conceptual model of ICH tourism and its intentions for sustainable development, including formal rationality and substantive rationality, is constructed. We discovered that it is not only altruistic intention that contributes to decision‐making in the su…
Agricultural heritage tourism development and heritage conservation: A case study of the Samaba Rice Terraces, Yunnan, China
Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) attract large numbers of tourists and are therefore seen as financially lucrative heritage spaces with the potential to drive heritage conservation. This case study of the Samaba Rice Terraces in Yunnan, China revealed that GIAHS practices are currently framed by a top-down approach that is influenced by a Chinese authorized heritage discourse, which problematically emphasizes the discourse…
The alcohol extracts of Sceptridium ternatum (Thunb.) Lyon exert anti-pulmonary fibrosis effect through targeting SETDB1/STAT3/p-STAT3 signaling
Film-Induced Tourism and Heritage Conservation: A Serial Multiple Mediator Model
The purpose of this study is to explore the direct and indirect relationships between a film-induced destination image and tourists’ heritage conservation intention through a serial multiple mediator model at a UNESCO heritage site in China. The serial mediation hypotheses were tested using covariance-based structural equation modeling with data collected from 447 valid questionnaires. The empirical results reveal that the film-induced image dire…
Co-design as participation: Creating meaningful pathways for collaboration in flood risk adaptation in Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo
Considering the detrimental effects caused by wildfires in New Mexico, there is a pressing need for the development of innovative hazard adaptation and mitigation strategies. Community-based approaches in hazard response have the potential to harness the power of co-design and the incorporation of traditional knowledge to help make conventional research and design process considerably less extractive. In this paper, we explore the elements of com…
Repel or attract? Effects of urban digital infrastructure on labor migration: Evidence from urban China
Digital Twins
Digital twin (DT) emerges as a frontier for integrating research, development, innovation, and problem‐solving through digital technologies. DT enables analyses and solutions to real‐world problems by leveraging advanced observation data from sources of in situ (monitoring stations), citizen sensing, and satellites. DT seeks to best replicate real‐world problems and conduct “what‐if” analyses for optimum solutions. Data fusion technologies are em…
Network analysis of chronic disease among middle-aged and older adults in China: A nationwide survey
Background: Given the rising prevalence of chronic diseases and multimorbidity among middle-aged and older individuals in China, it is crucial to explore the patterns of chronic disease multimorbidity and uncover the underlying mechanisms driving the co-existence of multiple chronic conditions. Methods: This study analyzed data from 19,206 participants in the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS 2018). The IsingFit model was use…
The double-edged sword of foodstagramming: An ABC model approach to tourist food waste and the sustainability attitude–behavior gap
Purpose This study explores the double-edged influence of foodstagramming, which means photographing and sharing food on social media, on foodstagrammers' food consumption behavior. While foodstagramming is known for promoting food experiences, limited attention has been given to its simultaneous promotion of both sustainable and unsustainable food consumption behavior. This research also investigates how these contradictory effects contribute to…
Bridging personality and responsibility: How UGC & GGC influenced heritage destination personality shape tourists’ responsible intentions
Factors affecting food waste at food festivals: The moderating effect of “Camera Eats First
Urban Ecological Resilience and Transitions in the Yangtze River Delta: Insights From Remote Sensing Analytics
Ecological environmental quality (EEQ) directly influences public health, resource availability, and climate resilience for national ecological security and sustainable development. Urban agglomerations experience growing ecological stress under rapid urbanization, yet integrated assessments of EEQ dynamics remain limited. This study develops a Novel Remote Sensing Ecological Index (NRSEI) on the Google Earth Engine (GEE) platform by integrating …
Do consumers repurchase and recommend plant-based meat? Integrating the theories of product evaluation, protection motivation, and brand equity
Purpose In the plant-based meat consumption literature, it remains unclear why consumers are willing to continue purchasing and actively engage in word-of-mouth communication after their initial purchase. Therefore, based on product evaluation theory, protection motivation theory, and brand equity theory, this study aims to examine which factors serve as important drivers of consumers' repurchase intentions and word-of-mouth intentions for plant-…
Geography (12 works) · Engineering (8 works) · China (7 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Business (5 works) · Cultural heritage (5 works) · Tourism (5 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 works) · Environmental Science (4 works)