Song Feng
Biographic Data
| ID | 4442729 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Song Feng |
| GIVEN NAMES | Song |
| FAMILY NAME | Feng |
| SIGNATURE | FENG S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Arkansas at Fayetteville |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6070-7268 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Applying a phenology algorithm to establish camping seasons in the United States
Camping is both an accommodation and an outdoor form of recreation that contributes over $150 billion to the United States economy annually. However, camping seasons have not previously been analyzed due to the lack of high-resolution, daily camping behavioral data. We address this gap applying a phenology algorithm to the analysis of daily camping occupancy data at 25 for-profit campgrounds. Phenology is the field of study that explores natural …
Impact of socioeconomic factors on vegetation restoration in humid karst areas of China
Global hotspots in soil moisture-based drought trends
Decreasing soil moisture and increasing frequency and intensity of soil drought episodes are among the frequently discussed consequences of ongoing global climate change. To address this topic, a water balance model SoilClim forced by climate reanalysis ERA5-Land was applied on a global scale to analyze the spatiotemporal variability of changes in soil moisture anomalies. The results revealed that the soil relative available water (AWR) significa…
Climate resources at United States National Parks
Nature-based tourism is beholden to weather, extreme weather, and climate change (i.e. climate resources), though researchers have yet to longitudinally explore the influence of climate resources on United States National Parks for visitation and camping. Accordingly, this study operationalises climate resources at 11 southern United States National Parks using five tourism climate indices including the Tourism Climate Index, Holiday Climate Inde…
Camping climate resources
Camping is the largest sub-sector of outdoor tourism, is growing in popularity, and is increasingly accessible to a diverse population of new campers. An outdoor accommodation and form of recreation, camping is especially susceptible to extreme weather and climate change. Though, camping research remains underrepresented in the tourism and tourism climatology literatures. Accordingly, this study quantifies seasonal camping climate resources for t…
Exploring the impact of resident proximity to wildfires in the northern Rocky Mountains
Pan American interactions of Amazon precipitation, streamflow, and tree growth extremes
Rainfall and river levels in the Amazon are associated with significant precipitation anomalies of opposite sign in temperate North and South America, which is the dominant mode of precipitation variability in the Americas that often arises during extremes of the El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO). This co-variability of precipitation extremes across the Americas is imprinted on tree growth and is detected when new tree-ring chronologies from th…
The Camping Climate Index (CCI)
Water crisis, drought, and climate change in the southeast United States
A temporal and spatial analysis of climate change, weather events, and tourism businesses
A Comparative Study of the Early High‐Fired Ceramic Shards from Dongtiaoxi, Zhejiang (China)
There is a generally accepted view that there is an obvious distinction between proto‐porcelain and stamped stoneware. However, some early shards unearthed from the Dongtiaoxi region (northern Zhejiang) inspire people to rediscuss the relationship between them, because it is difficult to identify them as proto‐porcelain or stamped stoneware. In this work, we have collected samples from three of the earliest kiln sites (Piaoshan, Beijiashan and Na…
Hydroclimatic changes in China and surroundings during the Medieval Climate Anomaly and Little Ice Age
The Compositional study of ceramic samples from tombs dating to the Zhou Dynasty at Xiaoshan, Zhejiang Province (China)
Xiaoshan in Zhejiang Province was an important ceramic production area in ancient China. During recent years, local archaeologists have found a number of mound tombs dating to the Zhou Dynasty and the Spring and Autumn period. Many shards of stamped stoneware and proto-porcelain have been unearthed from these tombs. In this paper, we report how we collected ceramic shards from tombs and samples from local ancient kilns as reference materials in o…
Elemental Characterization by EDXRF of Imperial L ongquan Celadon Porcelain Excavated from F engdongyan Kiln, D ayao C ounty
A mass of L ongquan porcelain shards carved with ‘ G uan’ or the dragon patterns were unearthed in the early M ing D ynasty layer of the F engdongyan kiln site at D ayao C ounty. These celadon shards were fired in the H ongwu and Y ongle eras of the M ing D ynasty. In order to research the raw materials and firing technology of the imperial porcelain, 85 typical shards were analysed by energy‐dispersive X ‐ray fluorescence ( EDXRF ). The results …
Bridging the research-practice gap
Volume 17.1 viewpoints
Informing and forming practice: the imperative of urban morphology A. McCormack The master plan is dead: long live urban morphology B. C. Scheer The contemporary city: speaking the same language in design and theory N. Nasser Morphology and design: the developing dialogue D. O’Connell The potential influence of urban morphology on planning practice T. Hall Bridging the research-practice gap: the case of China F. Song Translating ‘Alnwick’ into It…
A temporal and spatial analysis of climate change, weather events, and tourism businesses
The Camping Climate Index (CCI)
Climate resources at United States National Parks
Nature-based tourism is beholden to weather, extreme weather, and climate change (i.e. climate resources), though researchers have yet to longitudinally explore the influence of climate resources on United States National Parks for visitation and camping. Accordingly, this study operationalises climate resources at 11 southern United States National Parks using five tourism climate indices including the Tourism Climate Index, Holiday Climate Inde…
A Comparative Study of the Early High‐Fired Ceramic Shards from Dongtiaoxi, Zhejiang (China)
There is a generally accepted view that there is an obvious distinction between proto‐porcelain and stamped stoneware. However, some early shards unearthed from the Dongtiaoxi region (northern Zhejiang) inspire people to rediscuss the relationship between them, because it is difficult to identify them as proto‐porcelain or stamped stoneware. In this work, we have collected samples from three of the earliest kiln sites (Piaoshan, Beijiashan and Na…
The Compositional study of ceramic samples from tombs dating to the Zhou Dynasty at Xiaoshan, Zhejiang Province (China)
Xiaoshan in Zhejiang Province was an important ceramic production area in ancient China. During recent years, local archaeologists have found a number of mound tombs dating to the Zhou Dynasty and the Spring and Autumn period. Many shards of stamped stoneware and proto-porcelain have been unearthed from these tombs. In this paper, we report how we collected ceramic shards from tombs and samples from local ancient kilns as reference materials in o…
Water crisis, drought, and climate change in the southeast United States
Bridging the research-practice gap
Volume 17.1 viewpoints
Informing and forming practice: the imperative of urban morphology A. McCormack The master plan is dead: long live urban morphology B. C. Scheer The contemporary city: speaking the same language in design and theory N. Nasser Morphology and design: the developing dialogue D. O’Connell The potential influence of urban morphology on planning practice T. Hall Bridging the research-practice gap: the case of China F. Song Translating ‘Alnwick’ into It…
Hydroclimatic changes in China and surroundings during the Medieval Climate Anomaly and Little Ice Age
The Compositional study of ceramic samples from tombs dating to the Zhou Dynasty at Xiaoshan, Zhejiang Province (China)
Xiaoshan in Zhejiang Province was an important ceramic production area in ancient China. During recent years, local archaeologists have found a number of mound tombs dating to the Zhou Dynasty and the Spring and Autumn period. Many shards of stamped stoneware and proto-porcelain have been unearthed from these tombs. In this paper, we report how we collected ceramic shards from tombs and samples from local ancient kilns as reference materials in o…
Elemental Characterization by EDXRF of Imperial L ongquan Celadon Porcelain Excavated from F engdongyan Kiln, D ayao C ounty
A mass of L ongquan porcelain shards carved with ‘ G uan’ or the dragon patterns were unearthed in the early M ing D ynasty layer of the F engdongyan kiln site at D ayao C ounty. These celadon shards were fired in the H ongwu and Y ongle eras of the M ing D ynasty. In order to research the raw materials and firing technology of the imperial porcelain, 85 typical shards were analysed by energy‐dispersive X ‐ray fluorescence ( EDXRF ). The results …
A temporal and spatial analysis of climate change, weather events, and tourism businesses
A Comparative Study of the Early High‐Fired Ceramic Shards from Dongtiaoxi, Zhejiang (China)
There is a generally accepted view that there is an obvious distinction between proto‐porcelain and stamped stoneware. However, some early shards unearthed from the Dongtiaoxi region (northern Zhejiang) inspire people to rediscuss the relationship between them, because it is difficult to identify them as proto‐porcelain or stamped stoneware. In this work, we have collected samples from three of the earliest kiln sites (Piaoshan, Beijiashan and Na…
Water crisis, drought, and climate change in the southeast United States
Exploring the impact of resident proximity to wildfires in the northern Rocky Mountains
Pan American interactions of Amazon precipitation, streamflow, and tree growth extremes
Rainfall and river levels in the Amazon are associated with significant precipitation anomalies of opposite sign in temperate North and South America, which is the dominant mode of precipitation variability in the Americas that often arises during extremes of the El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO). This co-variability of precipitation extremes across the Americas is imprinted on tree growth and is detected when new tree-ring chronologies from th…
The Camping Climate Index (CCI)
Camping climate resources
Camping is the largest sub-sector of outdoor tourism, is growing in popularity, and is increasingly accessible to a diverse population of new campers. An outdoor accommodation and form of recreation, camping is especially susceptible to extreme weather and climate change. Though, camping research remains underrepresented in the tourism and tourism climatology literatures. Accordingly, this study quantifies seasonal camping climate resources for t…
Global hotspots in soil moisture-based drought trends
Decreasing soil moisture and increasing frequency and intensity of soil drought episodes are among the frequently discussed consequences of ongoing global climate change. To address this topic, a water balance model SoilClim forced by climate reanalysis ERA5-Land was applied on a global scale to analyze the spatiotemporal variability of changes in soil moisture anomalies. The results revealed that the soil relative available water (AWR) significa…
Climate resources at United States National Parks
Nature-based tourism is beholden to weather, extreme weather, and climate change (i.e. climate resources), though researchers have yet to longitudinally explore the influence of climate resources on United States National Parks for visitation and camping. Accordingly, this study operationalises climate resources at 11 southern United States National Parks using five tourism climate indices including the Tourism Climate Index, Holiday Climate Inde…
Applying a phenology algorithm to establish camping seasons in the United States
Camping is both an accommodation and an outdoor form of recreation that contributes over $150 billion to the United States economy annually. However, camping seasons have not previously been analyzed due to the lack of high-resolution, daily camping behavioral data. We address this gap applying a phenology algorithm to the analysis of daily camping occupancy data at 25 for-profit campgrounds. Phenology is the field of study that explores natural …
Impact of socioeconomic factors on vegetation restoration in humid karst areas of China
Geography (14 works) · Climate change (8 works) · Environmental Science (8 works) · Ecology (7 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · China (5 works) · Climatology (4 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 works) · Environmental resource management (4 works) · Meteorology (4 works)