Xinyu Dong
Biographic Data
| ID | 3914178 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xinyu Dong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xinyu |
| FAMILY NAME | Dong |
| SIGNATURE | DONG X |
| AFFILIATIONS | Zhejiang University |
| ORCID | 0009-0008-9827-9172 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Optimizing urban green space spatial pattern to reduce land surface temperature
Urban green space (UGS) planning often draws on average relationships between spatial configuration and land surface temperature (LST), whereas phased interventions require choices for specific locations and landscape states. This study compares three predefined greening rules with a greedy-based adaptive strategy (AS) in Philadelphia. A CNN-XGBoost model provides a common scenario-evaluation engine; the adaptive decision procedure selects among …
When does perceived overqualification enhance civil servants' work engagement? The role of public service motivation and ethical leadership
Perceived overqualification, the perception that employees' qualifications exceed their job requirements, is increasingly common among civil servants. Studies in the public sector have primarily focused on its negative outcomes. However, employees who perceive themselves as overqualified often possess surplus talent. The impact of perceived overqualification, whether positive or negative, depends on certain moderating conditions, which have recei…
Use intention and behavior in e-government among rural women
The promotion of e-government is a vital initiative for enhancing public service delivery, improving administrative efficiency, and advancing the modernization of governance. However, the factors influencing rural women's intention and behavior in using e-government services remain insufficiently understood. This study extends the UTAUT-2 by incorporating perceived security and digital literacy as additional variables. A mixed-methods approach, c…
Does Digital Literacy Matter for E-Government Usage Behavior? An Empirical Analysis Based on Data from Rural Women in China
The rapid development of digital information technology and e-government has drawn increasing attention to public digital literacy and e-government participation in China. This study investigates the impact of digital literacy on e-government usage behavior among rural women by extending the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). A robust survey was conducted with 1,082 valid questionnaires collected from rural women in Shaanxi Province, China, and t…
Evaluation of urban function and its heterogeneous relationships with environmental pollution in urban and rural areas
Urban function plays a vital role in shaping environmental outcomes, yet its spatial organization remains underexplored compared to urban form. This study develops a land function connectivity index (LFCI) to quantitatively evaluate how urban land functions are spatially arranged and how they relate to environmental pollution. Using Hangzhou, China, as a case study, we examine the relationship between LFCI and PM 2.5 concentrations, a widely used…
Double-edged sword
Perceived overqualification has been identified among civil servants, but rarely examined in any detail, especially regarding its association with behaviors that benefit public organizations. Utilizing conservation of resources theory, this study investigated the dual role of perceived overqualification in relation to proactive behavior among this demographic. By conducting a survey with 527 Chinese civil servants, we found that perceived overqua…
Understanding the nonlinear trade-off relationship to optimize urban-rural ecosystem services
Hyperlocal heat stress around bus stops in Philadelphia
The Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect significantly impacts public transit users, particularly those waiting at bus stops, where prolonged exposure to extreme heat poses health risks. Despite increasing attention to climate resilience, limited research has focused on hyperlocal, pedestrian-level thermal stress at bus stops or its relationship with the surrounding urban environment. To address this gap, we generated hourly 1-meter resolution Universa…
Evaluation of ecosystem services budget based on ecosystem services flow
Planning for green infrastructure by integrating multi-driver
Five GI planning drivers are considered to capture the multifunctionality of GI. • Residents’ aggregation pattern should play a role in GI planning. • We identify priority locations for GI interventions based on the principle of accessibility-equity. • Priority orders decrease in suburbs while increasing in city center. • Adaptive GI development strategy is proposed to response to the four GI intervention zones. Green infrastructure provides mult…
Interpretable spatial machine learning insights into urban sanitation challenges
Urban sanitation is critical for public health, with the management of human feces presenting significant challenges in growing urban areas. While prior research has concentrated on the health impacts of fecal contaminants, the spatial distribution and determinants of open defecation in urban contexts have received less attention. To address these gaps, this study proposed an interpretable spatial machine learning framework integrating Geographic…
Trade-off efficiency
Planning for green infrastructure based on integration of multi-driving factors
Optimizing Green-Gray Infrastructure for Non-Point Source Pollution Control under Future Uncertainties
Non-Point Source Pollution (NPS) caused by polluted and untreated stormwater runoff discharging into water bodies has become a serious threat to the ecological environment. Green infrastructure and gray infrastructure are considered to be the main stormwater management measures, and the issue of their cost-effectiveness is a widespread concern for decision makers. Multi-objective optimization is one of the most reliable and commonly used approach…
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Optimizing Green-Gray Infrastructure for Non-Point Source Pollution Control under Future Uncertainties
Non-Point Source Pollution (NPS) caused by polluted and untreated stormwater runoff discharging into water bodies has become a serious threat to the ecological environment. Green infrastructure and gray infrastructure are considered to be the main stormwater management measures, and the issue of their cost-effectiveness is a widespread concern for decision makers. Multi-objective optimization is one of the most reliable and commonly used approach…
Trade-off efficiency
Planning for green infrastructure based on integration of multi-driving factors
Evaluation of ecosystem services budget based on ecosystem services flow
Planning for green infrastructure by integrating multi-driver
Five GI planning drivers are considered to capture the multifunctionality of GI. • Residents’ aggregation pattern should play a role in GI planning. • We identify priority locations for GI interventions based on the principle of accessibility-equity. • Priority orders decrease in suburbs while increasing in city center. • Adaptive GI development strategy is proposed to response to the four GI intervention zones. Green infrastructure provides mult…
Interpretable spatial machine learning insights into urban sanitation challenges
Urban sanitation is critical for public health, with the management of human feces presenting significant challenges in growing urban areas. While prior research has concentrated on the health impacts of fecal contaminants, the spatial distribution and determinants of open defecation in urban contexts have received less attention. To address these gaps, this study proposed an interpretable spatial machine learning framework integrating Geographic…
Use intention and behavior in e-government among rural women
The promotion of e-government is a vital initiative for enhancing public service delivery, improving administrative efficiency, and advancing the modernization of governance. However, the factors influencing rural women's intention and behavior in using e-government services remain insufficiently understood. This study extends the UTAUT-2 by incorporating perceived security and digital literacy as additional variables. A mixed-methods approach, c…
Does Digital Literacy Matter for E-Government Usage Behavior? An Empirical Analysis Based on Data from Rural Women in China
The rapid development of digital information technology and e-government has drawn increasing attention to public digital literacy and e-government participation in China. This study investigates the impact of digital literacy on e-government usage behavior among rural women by extending the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). A robust survey was conducted with 1,082 valid questionnaires collected from rural women in Shaanxi Province, China, and t…
Evaluation of urban function and its heterogeneous relationships with environmental pollution in urban and rural areas
Urban function plays a vital role in shaping environmental outcomes, yet its spatial organization remains underexplored compared to urban form. This study develops a land function connectivity index (LFCI) to quantitatively evaluate how urban land functions are spatially arranged and how they relate to environmental pollution. Using Hangzhou, China, as a case study, we examine the relationship between LFCI and PM 2.5 concentrations, a widely used…
Double-edged sword
Perceived overqualification has been identified among civil servants, but rarely examined in any detail, especially regarding its association with behaviors that benefit public organizations. Utilizing conservation of resources theory, this study investigated the dual role of perceived overqualification in relation to proactive behavior among this demographic. By conducting a survey with 527 Chinese civil servants, we found that perceived overqua…
Understanding the nonlinear trade-off relationship to optimize urban-rural ecosystem services
Hyperlocal heat stress around bus stops in Philadelphia
The Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect significantly impacts public transit users, particularly those waiting at bus stops, where prolonged exposure to extreme heat poses health risks. Despite increasing attention to climate resilience, limited research has focused on hyperlocal, pedestrian-level thermal stress at bus stops or its relationship with the surrounding urban environment. To address this gap, we generated hourly 1-meter resolution Universa…
Optimizing urban green space spatial pattern to reduce land surface temperature
Urban green space (UGS) planning often draws on average relationships between spatial configuration and land surface temperature (LST), whereas phased interventions require choices for specific locations and landscape states. This study compares three predefined greening rules with a greedy-based adaptive strategy (AS) in Philadelphia. A CNN-XGBoost model provides a common scenario-evaluation engine; the adaptive decision procedure selects among …
When does perceived overqualification enhance civil servants' work engagement? The role of public service motivation and ethical leadership
Perceived overqualification, the perception that employees' qualifications exceed their job requirements, is increasingly common among civil servants. Studies in the public sector have primarily focused on its negative outcomes. However, employees who perceive themselves as overqualified often possess surplus talent. The impact of perceived overqualification, whether positive or negative, depends on certain moderating conditions, which have recei…
Ecology (6 works) · Environmental resource management (5 works) · Environmental Science (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (4 works) · Urban Green Space and Health (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Engineering (3 works)