Zhenjiang Shen
Biographic Data
| ID | 4153150 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zhenjiang Shen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zhenjiang |
| FAMILY NAME | Shen |
| SIGNATURE | SHEN Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kanazawa University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0417-5962 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Comparative review on personal information protection in the age of big data for the legislation actuality in countries
This paper compares personal information protection regulations across various countries, aiming to enhance data security while ensuring its responsible use. As countries continue to promote informatisation and the widespread use of the internet, new challenges arise in protecting personal information. The abuse of personal data, particularly in the age of big data, has drawn significant attention. This paper aims to ensure the responsible use of…
The Exploration of Carbon Neutral Community Construction Indicators for Urban Planning
Inderscience is a global company, a dynamic leading independent journal publisher disseminates the latest research across the broad fields of science, engineering and technology; management, public and business administration; environment, ecological economics and sustainable development; computing, ICT and internet/web services, and related areas
Beyond sensing: AI-Driven planning paradigm shifts for sustainable development
Revising nursing home design standards and regulations in the context of an aging population: Insights from smart care buildings
In this study, based on the use of smart devices in nursing home, recommendations are made for optimizing existing regulations and standards in Japan. Japan’s housing standards and legal regulations for older population in the context of aging are reviewed firstly, existing regulations and standards are summarized to meet the demands of older population’s housing; the selection of smart medical devices that will effectively be introduced will be …
Rule-based symbolic AI computing-driven digital twin model for ex-ante energy evaluation of task-ambience air conditioning systems in zero-energy buildings
Developed an ex-ante digital twin for TAACs energy evaluation in ZEBs. • Created rule-based symbolic AI to compute and optimize heat load in real time. • Built an indicator system linking thermal comfort with dynamic heat load data. • VR-integrated digital twin visualizes real-time energy and comfort feedback. • Model generates 48k standardized scenarios for design-phase decision support. The purpose of this study is to develop a rule-based symbo…
Optimization of the Route Price Valuation Method for Commercial Land with Multiple Street Frontages—A Case Study of Quanzhou
The purpose of this paper is to analyze different valuation methods for commercial land with multiple street frontages to formulate a valuation method with the route price of main street frontage and sub-street frontage as the main valuation indicators. This paper is based on the route price valuation method of Quanzhou and Japan, through comparing and analyzing the valuation indicators and calculation formulas, it can be found that the differenc…
Optimization study of utilization rate and site selection of downtown coin-operated parking lot based on multiple regression analysis
An agent-based approach to simulating evacuation in elderly care facilities with disabled older adults
Cultural Routes as Cultural Tourism Products for Heritage Conservation and Regional Development: A Systematic Review
Cultural routes are a composite set of heritage sites that refer to historical routes of human communication. As key products of cultural tourism, they provide visitors with rich cultural experiences across regions. We systematically review reports and studies related to the tourism development of 38 cultural route cases worldwide, with a special focus on their distribution, typology, planning patterns, and tools for cultural tourism. We summariz…
The Architectural Conservation Movement in China: Approaches to Nation-building
The architectural conservation movement began in China during an era of transformation. In the period from 1840 to 1966, i.e., the end of the Qing Dynasty to the initial 17 years of the People’s Republic of China, China changed its regime twice times, from the feudal Qing dynasty to the Republic of China (ROC) and then to the People’s Republic of China (PRC). In of the past regime changes usually led to the complete demolition of historic buildin…
Design of tree planting pattern: Impacting on the road-air quality for pedestrians from CO 2 dispersion emitted from transportation
How the position of trees planting can improve the near-road air quality exposed to CO 2 emission from transportation
This research focuses on evaluating the row position of trees planting to the near-road air quality exposed to CO2 emitted from transportation. Since emission spread quickly to the roadside, it caused highly concentrated CO2 in ambient air that may harm human health, meanwhile the roadside is public space for pedestrians. The design of trees planting is necessarily critical in controlling air quality. This research provides four positions of tree…
A GIS-Based Model for Integrating Risk Estimations of Residential Building Damage and Shelter Capacity in the Case of Earthquakes
This research aims at developing a geographic information system (GIS)–based model for integrating risk estimation for residential building damage with risk estimation for shelter capacity by number of evacuees. The former aims at predicting the number of buildings damaged by an earthquake, while the latter refers to whether each evacuation center (henceforth: shelter) has sufficient accommodation for evacuees through a simulated evacuation follo…
Study on the Impact of Historic District Built Environment and Its Influence on Residents’ Walking Trips: A Case Study of Zhangzhou Ancient City’s Historic District
Walking maintains an indisputable advantage as a simple transport mode over short distances. Various situations have shown that when staying in a walk-friendly built environment, people are more likely to walk and interact with their surroundings. Scholars have reported some evidence of the influence of neighbourhood environments on personal walking trips. Most existing studies of the correlation between the built environment and walking, however…
Urban Planning and Water-related Disaster Management
A framework of comparative urban trajectory analysis
The increasing availability of urban trajectory data from the GPS-enabled devices has provided scholars with opportunities to study urban dynamics at a finer spatiotemporal scale. Yet given the multi-dimensionality of urban trajectory dynamics, current research faces challenges of systematically uncovering spatiotemporal and societal implications of human movement patterns. Particularly, a data-driven policy-making process may need to use data fr…
Assessing the Allocation of Special Elderly Nursing Homes in Tokyo, Japan
Social welfare and public health departments require reliable assessments to enhance the rationality of phased construction of special elderly nursing homes (SENHs). This paper aims to assess the allocation of SENHs based on a beds-needed index for SENHs (BNIS). This may help departments determine the priority for approving locations of SENHs more accurately with a limited budget. Traditional assessments in Tokyo use the sphere of welfare, ward, …
Agent-Based Simulation to Inform Planning Strategies for Welfare Facilities for the Elderly: Day Care Center Development in a Japanese City
In recent decades, the demands of welfare facilities for elderly people is raising rapidly in Japan
Revealing the relationship between spatio-temporal distribution of population and urban function with social media data
Agent-Based Simulation of Residential Promoting Policy Effects on Downtown Revitalization
In recent decades, compact cities have become a new concern in urban planning in most Japanese cities. The main reason for this trend among Japanese cities is the phenomenon of de-urbanization and downtown decline that gradually occurred after the 1990s. As such, at present, there are dispersed, small, built-up portions of suburban areas that have resulted in household mobility outside the downtown. Therefore, some local governments in Japan are …
Agent-Based Simulation of Residential Promoting Policy Effects on Downtown Revitalization
In recent decades, compact cities have become a new concern in urban planning in most Japanese cities. The main reason for this trend among Japanese cities is the phenomenon of de-urbanization and downtown decline that gradually occurred after the 1990s. As such, at present, there are dispersed, small, built-up portions of suburban areas that have resulted in household mobility outside the downtown. Therefore, some local governments in Japan are …
Agent-Based Simulation to Inform Planning Strategies for Welfare Facilities for the Elderly: Day Care Center Development in a Japanese City
In recent decades, the demands of welfare facilities for elderly people is raising rapidly in Japan
Revealing the relationship between spatio-temporal distribution of population and urban function with social media data
Assessing the Allocation of Special Elderly Nursing Homes in Tokyo, Japan
Social welfare and public health departments require reliable assessments to enhance the rationality of phased construction of special elderly nursing homes (SENHs). This paper aims to assess the allocation of SENHs based on a beds-needed index for SENHs (BNIS). This may help departments determine the priority for approving locations of SENHs more accurately with a limited budget. Traditional assessments in Tokyo use the sphere of welfare, ward, …
A framework of comparative urban trajectory analysis
The increasing availability of urban trajectory data from the GPS-enabled devices has provided scholars with opportunities to study urban dynamics at a finer spatiotemporal scale. Yet given the multi-dimensionality of urban trajectory dynamics, current research faces challenges of systematically uncovering spatiotemporal and societal implications of human movement patterns. Particularly, a data-driven policy-making process may need to use data fr…
Urban Planning and Water-related Disaster Management
Design of tree planting pattern: Impacting on the road-air quality for pedestrians from CO 2 dispersion emitted from transportation
How the position of trees planting can improve the near-road air quality exposed to CO 2 emission from transportation
This research focuses on evaluating the row position of trees planting to the near-road air quality exposed to CO2 emitted from transportation. Since emission spread quickly to the roadside, it caused highly concentrated CO2 in ambient air that may harm human health, meanwhile the roadside is public space for pedestrians. The design of trees planting is necessarily critical in controlling air quality. This research provides four positions of tree…
A GIS-Based Model for Integrating Risk Estimations of Residential Building Damage and Shelter Capacity in the Case of Earthquakes
This research aims at developing a geographic information system (GIS)–based model for integrating risk estimation for residential building damage with risk estimation for shelter capacity by number of evacuees. The former aims at predicting the number of buildings damaged by an earthquake, while the latter refers to whether each evacuation center (henceforth: shelter) has sufficient accommodation for evacuees through a simulated evacuation follo…
Study on the Impact of Historic District Built Environment and Its Influence on Residents’ Walking Trips: A Case Study of Zhangzhou Ancient City’s Historic District
Walking maintains an indisputable advantage as a simple transport mode over short distances. Various situations have shown that when staying in a walk-friendly built environment, people are more likely to walk and interact with their surroundings. Scholars have reported some evidence of the influence of neighbourhood environments on personal walking trips. Most existing studies of the correlation between the built environment and walking, however…
The Architectural Conservation Movement in China: Approaches to Nation-building
The architectural conservation movement began in China during an era of transformation. In the period from 1840 to 1966, i.e., the end of the Qing Dynasty to the initial 17 years of the People’s Republic of China, China changed its regime twice times, from the feudal Qing dynasty to the Republic of China (ROC) and then to the People’s Republic of China (PRC). In of the past regime changes usually led to the complete demolition of historic buildin…
An agent-based approach to simulating evacuation in elderly care facilities with disabled older adults
Cultural Routes as Cultural Tourism Products for Heritage Conservation and Regional Development: A Systematic Review
Cultural routes are a composite set of heritage sites that refer to historical routes of human communication. As key products of cultural tourism, they provide visitors with rich cultural experiences across regions. We systematically review reports and studies related to the tourism development of 38 cultural route cases worldwide, with a special focus on their distribution, typology, planning patterns, and tools for cultural tourism. We summariz…
Revising nursing home design standards and regulations in the context of an aging population: Insights from smart care buildings
In this study, based on the use of smart devices in nursing home, recommendations are made for optimizing existing regulations and standards in Japan. Japan’s housing standards and legal regulations for older population in the context of aging are reviewed firstly, existing regulations and standards are summarized to meet the demands of older population’s housing; the selection of smart medical devices that will effectively be introduced will be …
Rule-based symbolic AI computing-driven digital twin model for ex-ante energy evaluation of task-ambience air conditioning systems in zero-energy buildings
Developed an ex-ante digital twin for TAACs energy evaluation in ZEBs. • Created rule-based symbolic AI to compute and optimize heat load in real time. • Built an indicator system linking thermal comfort with dynamic heat load data. • VR-integrated digital twin visualizes real-time energy and comfort feedback. • Model generates 48k standardized scenarios for design-phase decision support. The purpose of this study is to develop a rule-based symbo…
Optimization of the Route Price Valuation Method for Commercial Land with Multiple Street Frontages—A Case Study of Quanzhou
The purpose of this paper is to analyze different valuation methods for commercial land with multiple street frontages to formulate a valuation method with the route price of main street frontage and sub-street frontage as the main valuation indicators. This paper is based on the route price valuation method of Quanzhou and Japan, through comparing and analyzing the valuation indicators and calculation formulas, it can be found that the differenc…
Optimization study of utilization rate and site selection of downtown coin-operated parking lot based on multiple regression analysis
Comparative review on personal information protection in the age of big data for the legislation actuality in countries
This paper compares personal information protection regulations across various countries, aiming to enhance data security while ensuring its responsible use. As countries continue to promote informatisation and the widespread use of the internet, new challenges arise in protecting personal information. The abuse of personal data, particularly in the age of big data, has drawn significant attention. This paper aims to ensure the responsible use of…
The Exploration of Carbon Neutral Community Construction Indicators for Urban Planning
Inderscience is a global company, a dynamic leading independent journal publisher disseminates the latest research across the broad fields of science, engineering and technology; management, public and business administration; environment, ecological economics and sustainable development; computing, ICT and internet/web services, and related areas
Beyond sensing: AI-Driven planning paradigm shifts for sustainable development
Geography (10 works) · Business (7 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Engineering (6 works) · Population (6 works) · Transport engineering (5 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (5 works) · Cartography (4 works) · Environmental health (4 works) · Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis (4 works)