Guanhai Gu
Biographic Data
| ID | 6271207 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Guanhai Gu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Guanhai |
| FAMILY NAME | Gu |
| SIGNATURE | GU G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Guangxi University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8351-6595 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Incorporating geopolitical interaction effects for a more comprehensive assessment of China’s border territorial functions
China possesses the world’s longest land border and one of its most intricate geopolitical environments. Previous research, however, has frequently overlooked the distinct geopolitical characteristics inherent to border areas, thereby constraining a comprehensive assessment of their functional systems, particularly concerning the effective integration of “Openness” and “Security.” This investigation amalgamates Endogenous Support Functions with G…
Opening‐Up and Sustainable Development
Border areas play a vital role in achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs), yet these areas often face compound challenges, including ecological fragility, institutional marginalization, and spatial inequality. This study investigates how opening‐up (Open) reshapes sustainable development in these areas by reconfiguring territorial spatial functions (TSFs). A dual‐pathway analytical framework, termed Open–TSFs–SDGs, is developed to explain …
Impacts of extreme climate on ecological security in China
Assessing half a century of asymmetric geomorphological change in the Sino-Vietnamese International Boundary River
International Boundary Rivers (IBRs) are politically sensitive natural resources, with dynamic evolution that can cause water resource conflicts and territorial disputes between nations. However, due to insufficient attention, quantitative analysis of the long-term dynamics of IBRs and their impacts on riparian states remains critically deficient. This study examines the Sino-Vietnamese Beilun River by integrating multi-source remote sensing imag…
Study on the spatial-temporal evolution characteristics, patterns, and driving mechanisms of ecological environment of the Ecological Security Barriers on China's Land Borders
The national ecological security barrier holds a pivotal position within the framework of the national strategy for ecological conservation and restoration. Concurrently, the border areas, as a focal point of the national homeland security strategy, have garnered considerable attention. These two concepts collectively present a profound implication for upholding national security. To this end, monitoring the ecological changes of the ecological s…
Multi-Scale Influencing Factors and Prediction Analysis
This study calculates the dynamic concentration index, explores the evolution of the relationship between the Dongxing port and city, and predicts its future. The results indicate that the relationship between the port and city has three development stages, namely the low-level balanced development stage (2001−2008), the port development stage (2009−2014), and the urban development stage (2015−2019). Based on the country (China and Vietnam), prov…
Study on the spatial-temporal evolution characteristics, patterns, and driving mechanisms of ecological environment of the Ecological Security Barriers on China's Land Borders
The national ecological security barrier holds a pivotal position within the framework of the national strategy for ecological conservation and restoration. Concurrently, the border areas, as a focal point of the national homeland security strategy, have garnered considerable attention. These two concepts collectively present a profound implication for upholding national security. To this end, monitoring the ecological changes of the ecological s…
Multi-Scale Influencing Factors and Prediction Analysis
This study calculates the dynamic concentration index, explores the evolution of the relationship between the Dongxing port and city, and predicts its future. The results indicate that the relationship between the port and city has three development stages, namely the low-level balanced development stage (2001−2008), the port development stage (2009−2014), and the urban development stage (2015−2019). Based on the country (China and Vietnam), prov…
Study on the spatial-temporal evolution characteristics, patterns, and driving mechanisms of ecological environment of the Ecological Security Barriers on China's Land Borders
The national ecological security barrier holds a pivotal position within the framework of the national strategy for ecological conservation and restoration. Concurrently, the border areas, as a focal point of the national homeland security strategy, have garnered considerable attention. These two concepts collectively present a profound implication for upholding national security. To this end, monitoring the ecological changes of the ecological s…
Incorporating geopolitical interaction effects for a more comprehensive assessment of China’s border territorial functions
China possesses the world’s longest land border and one of its most intricate geopolitical environments. Previous research, however, has frequently overlooked the distinct geopolitical characteristics inherent to border areas, thereby constraining a comprehensive assessment of their functional systems, particularly concerning the effective integration of “Openness” and “Security.” This investigation amalgamates Endogenous Support Functions with G…
Opening‐Up and Sustainable Development
Border areas play a vital role in achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs), yet these areas often face compound challenges, including ecological fragility, institutional marginalization, and spatial inequality. This study investigates how opening‐up (Open) reshapes sustainable development in these areas by reconfiguring territorial spatial functions (TSFs). A dual‐pathway analytical framework, termed Open–TSFs–SDGs, is developed to explain …
Impacts of extreme climate on ecological security in China
Assessing half a century of asymmetric geomorphological change in the Sino-Vietnamese International Boundary River
International Boundary Rivers (IBRs) are politically sensitive natural resources, with dynamic evolution that can cause water resource conflicts and territorial disputes between nations. However, due to insufficient attention, quantitative analysis of the long-term dynamics of IBRs and their impacts on riparian states remains critically deficient. This study examines the Sino-Vietnamese Beilun River by integrating multi-source remote sensing imag…
Land Use and Ecosystem Services (4 works) · China (3 works) · Cartography (2 works) · Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · National security (2 works) · Scale (ratio (2 works) · Sustainable development (2 works) · Water Resources and Sustainability (2 works) · Climate change (1 works)