Huaxiong Jiang
Biographic Data
| ID | 4154430 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Huaxiong Jiang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Huaxiong |
| FAMILY NAME | Jiang |
| SIGNATURE | JIANG H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Beijing Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6342-4546 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
“Bypassing” or “nearby care”? Deconstructing and simulating patient hospital choice in China’s hierarchical healthcare system via explainable machine learning and agent-based modeling
Understanding the regional dynamics and determinants of urban cultural facilities in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, China
Ensuring fair distribution of Urban Cultural Facilities (UCFs) is crucial for achieving urban equity, but research from a regional perspective is relatively scarce. This study employs Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis (ESDA) and GeoDetector techniques to systematically examine the spatiotemporal dynamics and influencing factors of UCFs across the Yangtze River Economic Belt (YREB) by using data collected from multiple sources. Results indicate th…
How does digital finance accelerate low-carbon development: Evidence from the Yellow River Basin, China
Digital finance has become one of the most important factors that drives the transformation toward a low-carbon economy. Although some researchers have examined the association between digital finance and low-carbon development, the indirect effect and asymmetric effect of digital finance on low-carbon development still needs to receive more attention. Taking 71 cities in the Yellow River Basin as an empirical area, this study analyzed how digita…
Smart open governance for urban flood disasters: Transforming emergency capabilities
Urban Chatter: Exploring the potential of ChatGPT-like and generative AI in enhancing planning support
Input–output efficiency of the housing provident fund in China: Temporal-spatial variations and influencing factors
Transport accessibility and hospital attributes: A nonlinear analysis of their impact on Women's prenatal care seeking behavior
Unlocking the nonlinear Nexus: Accessibility of emergency resource and resident participation in flood response
Antidote or poison? Digital economy and land-use
Associations between neighborhood environment and sense of community belonging in urban China: Examining mediation effects of neighborly interactions and community satisfaction
Introduction: Improving sense of community belonging (SCB) would help people live longer, happier lives. Although the importance of neighborhood environment on SCB is stressed in the literature, few studies have paid attention to perceived environment, as well as consider mediation effects such as neighborhood social interactions and place satisfaction. Methods: Relied on a sample of 1051 respondents in Shanghai in 2018, this study investigates t…
Heterogeneous influence of neighborhood features on community satisfaction: A comparative study in Beijing’s urban and suburban communities
Introduction: Community satisfaction contributes to urban planning, community development, and policy formulation. Yet, we lack comprehensive knowledge about how different neighborhood features impact satisfaction, especially across diverse community types. Methods: Relied on a sample of 4,009 respondents in Beijing, this study examines the influence of neighborhood features on community satisfaction through neighborly interactions, focusing on t…
Factors influencing the performance of virtual reality in urban planning: Evidence from a View corridor Virtual Reality project, Beijing
Virtual reality (VR) technologies, as new forms of planning support systems (PSSs), are becoming increasingly vital to planning. However, there is a lack of empirical research on factors influencing VR’s supportive role from a user perspective, thus producing barriers to VR’s advancement in planning practices. This neglect motivates the focus of this study, in which we adapt relevant PSS theory to build a conceptual framework that examines factor…
Hacking Corporate Smart Cities Under Covid-19: Towards a Smart Governance Approach
The COVID-19 pandemic has imposed huge challenges on smart cities, requiring a reimagining and transformation of their governance structures. This viewpoint argues that a smart governance approach should be applied to remodel the uniform, often technocratic and corporate-led way of coping with COVID-19 in the smart city context. There is a need to develop more technology-enabled collaborative actions across sectors and among various actors to rec…
Planning First, Tools Second: Evaluating the Evolving Roles of Planning Support Systems in Urban Planning
Planning support systems (PSS), as geo-information technology instruments, have been developed to support planning as urban planning is becoming highly complex. Recent advances in new information and communication technologies (ICTs) in the context of smart cities have provided new potentials to enrich PSS-support functions, but they do not constitute a “silver bullet;” in fact, PSS’s potential roles in practice are impeded by fundamental and str…
A SWOT analysis of smart governance applications amid the Covid-19 pandemic
Smart governance technologies are emergent information and communication technologies (ICT), which amid the COVID-19 pandemic have been widely used to govern COVID’s impacts. However, very few studies have provided insight into the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) of smart governance technologies under COVID-19. This prevents the widespread usage of smart governance technologies across cities and countries and impedes thei…
Smart urban governance in the ‘smart’ era: Why is it urgently needed
Ignorance is bliss? An empirical analysis of the determinants of PSS usefulness in practice
Planning support systems (PSS) enabled by smart city technologies (big data and information and communication technologies (ICTs)) are becoming more widespread in their availability, but have not yet been fully recognized as being useful in planning practice. Thus, a better understanding of the determinants of PSS usefulness in practice helps to improve the functional support of PSS for smart cities. This study is based on a recent international …
Avoiding the planning support system pitfalls? What smart governance can learn from the planning support system implementation gap
The implementation of smart governance in government policies and practices is criticised for its dominant focus on technology investments, which leads to a rather technocratic and corporate way of ‘smartly’ governing cities and less consideration of actual user needs. To help prevent a mismatch between the demand for and the supply of technology, this paper explores what smart governance can learn from efforts in debates on planning support syst…
Smart urban governance: An alternative to technocratic “smartness”
This paper argues for a specific urban planning perspective on smart governance that we call "smart urban governance," which represents a move away from the technocratic way of governing cities often found in smart cities. A framework on smart urban governance is proposed on the basis of three intertwined key components, namely spatial, institutional, and technological components. To test the applicability of the framework, we conducted an intern…
Smart urban governance: An urgent symbiosis
Over the past decade, two dominant perspectives prevail on the governance of smart cities. From a public administration perspective, ‘smart governance’ emphasizes the importance of technology-based tools in transforming government institutions. From an urban planning perspective, the governance of smart cities focuses on the institution interaction with spatial challenges. Within this backdrop, these perspectives can learn from each other to arri…
Smart urban governance: An alternative to technocratic “smartness”
This paper argues for a specific urban planning perspective on smart governance that we call "smart urban governance," which represents a move away from the technocratic way of governing cities often found in smart cities. A framework on smart urban governance is proposed on the basis of three intertwined key components, namely spatial, institutional, and technological components. To test the applicability of the framework, we conducted an intern…
Smart urban governance: An urgent symbiosis
Over the past decade, two dominant perspectives prevail on the governance of smart cities. From a public administration perspective, ‘smart governance’ emphasizes the importance of technology-based tools in transforming government institutions. From an urban planning perspective, the governance of smart cities focuses on the institution interaction with spatial challenges. Within this backdrop, these perspectives can learn from each other to arri…
Urban Chatter: Exploring the potential of ChatGPT-like and generative AI in enhancing planning support
Unlocking the nonlinear Nexus: Accessibility of emergency resource and resident participation in flood response
Input–output efficiency of the housing provident fund in China: Temporal-spatial variations and influencing factors
Antidote or poison? Digital economy and land-use
Smart urban governance in the ‘smart’ era: Why is it urgently needed
Smart urban governance: An urgent symbiosis
Over the past decade, two dominant perspectives prevail on the governance of smart cities. From a public administration perspective, ‘smart governance’ emphasizes the importance of technology-based tools in transforming government institutions. From an urban planning perspective, the governance of smart cities focuses on the institution interaction with spatial challenges. Within this backdrop, these perspectives can learn from each other to arri…
Ignorance is bliss? An empirical analysis of the determinants of PSS usefulness in practice
Planning support systems (PSS) enabled by smart city technologies (big data and information and communication technologies (ICTs)) are becoming more widespread in their availability, but have not yet been fully recognized as being useful in planning practice. Thus, a better understanding of the determinants of PSS usefulness in practice helps to improve the functional support of PSS for smart cities. This study is based on a recent international …
Avoiding the planning support system pitfalls? What smart governance can learn from the planning support system implementation gap
The implementation of smart governance in government policies and practices is criticised for its dominant focus on technology investments, which leads to a rather technocratic and corporate way of ‘smartly’ governing cities and less consideration of actual user needs. To help prevent a mismatch between the demand for and the supply of technology, this paper explores what smart governance can learn from efforts in debates on planning support syst…
Smart urban governance: An alternative to technocratic “smartness”
This paper argues for a specific urban planning perspective on smart governance that we call "smart urban governance," which represents a move away from the technocratic way of governing cities often found in smart cities. A framework on smart urban governance is proposed on the basis of three intertwined key components, namely spatial, institutional, and technological components. To test the applicability of the framework, we conducted an intern…
Smart urban governance in the ‘smart’ era: Why is it urgently needed
Planning First, Tools Second: Evaluating the Evolving Roles of Planning Support Systems in Urban Planning
Planning support systems (PSS), as geo-information technology instruments, have been developed to support planning as urban planning is becoming highly complex. Recent advances in new information and communication technologies (ICTs) in the context of smart cities have provided new potentials to enrich PSS-support functions, but they do not constitute a “silver bullet;” in fact, PSS’s potential roles in practice are impeded by fundamental and str…
A SWOT analysis of smart governance applications amid the Covid-19 pandemic
Smart governance technologies are emergent information and communication technologies (ICT), which amid the COVID-19 pandemic have been widely used to govern COVID’s impacts. However, very few studies have provided insight into the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) of smart governance technologies under COVID-19. This prevents the widespread usage of smart governance technologies across cities and countries and impedes thei…
Associations between neighborhood environment and sense of community belonging in urban China: Examining mediation effects of neighborly interactions and community satisfaction
Introduction: Improving sense of community belonging (SCB) would help people live longer, happier lives. Although the importance of neighborhood environment on SCB is stressed in the literature, few studies have paid attention to perceived environment, as well as consider mediation effects such as neighborhood social interactions and place satisfaction. Methods: Relied on a sample of 1051 respondents in Shanghai in 2018, this study investigates t…
Heterogeneous influence of neighborhood features on community satisfaction: A comparative study in Beijing’s urban and suburban communities
Introduction: Community satisfaction contributes to urban planning, community development, and policy formulation. Yet, we lack comprehensive knowledge about how different neighborhood features impact satisfaction, especially across diverse community types. Methods: Relied on a sample of 4,009 respondents in Beijing, this study examines the influence of neighborhood features on community satisfaction through neighborly interactions, focusing on t…
Factors influencing the performance of virtual reality in urban planning: Evidence from a View corridor Virtual Reality project, Beijing
Virtual reality (VR) technologies, as new forms of planning support systems (PSSs), are becoming increasingly vital to planning. However, there is a lack of empirical research on factors influencing VR’s supportive role from a user perspective, thus producing barriers to VR’s advancement in planning practices. This neglect motivates the focus of this study, in which we adapt relevant PSS theory to build a conceptual framework that examines factor…
Hacking Corporate Smart Cities Under Covid-19: Towards a Smart Governance Approach
The COVID-19 pandemic has imposed huge challenges on smart cities, requiring a reimagining and transformation of their governance structures. This viewpoint argues that a smart governance approach should be applied to remodel the uniform, often technocratic and corporate-led way of coping with COVID-19 in the smart city context. There is a need to develop more technology-enabled collaborative actions across sectors and among various actors to rec…
Input–output efficiency of the housing provident fund in China: Temporal-spatial variations and influencing factors
Transport accessibility and hospital attributes: A nonlinear analysis of their impact on Women's prenatal care seeking behavior
Unlocking the nonlinear Nexus: Accessibility of emergency resource and resident participation in flood response
Antidote or poison? Digital economy and land-use
Understanding the regional dynamics and determinants of urban cultural facilities in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, China
Ensuring fair distribution of Urban Cultural Facilities (UCFs) is crucial for achieving urban equity, but research from a regional perspective is relatively scarce. This study employs Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis (ESDA) and GeoDetector techniques to systematically examine the spatiotemporal dynamics and influencing factors of UCFs across the Yangtze River Economic Belt (YREB) by using data collected from multiple sources. Results indicate th…
How does digital finance accelerate low-carbon development: Evidence from the Yellow River Basin, China
Digital finance has become one of the most important factors that drives the transformation toward a low-carbon economy. Although some researchers have examined the association between digital finance and low-carbon development, the indirect effect and asymmetric effect of digital finance on low-carbon development still needs to receive more attention. Taking 71 cities in the Yellow River Basin as an empirical area, this study analyzed how digita…
Smart open governance for urban flood disasters: Transforming emergency capabilities
Urban Chatter: Exploring the potential of ChatGPT-like and generative AI in enhancing planning support
“Bypassing” or “nearby care”? Deconstructing and simulating patient hospital choice in China’s hierarchical healthcare system via explainable machine learning and agent-based modeling
Business (12 works) · Computer Science (12 works) · Geography (11 works) · Political science (10 works) · Smart Cities and Technologies (9 works) · Engineering (8 works) · Knowledge management (8 works) · China (7 works) · Corporate governance (7 works) · E-Government and Public Services (6 works)