Shixian Luo
Biographic Data
| ID | 6294891 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shixian Luo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shixian |
| FAMILY NAME | Luo |
| SIGNATURE | LUO S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chiba University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3745-7023 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
What would a park afford our youth? Perceived affordance values of urban parks from the perspective of Generation Z
Against a backdrop of urban green-space shortages and shifting user demographics, little is known about how Generation Z perceives and uses urban parks. This study applies affordance theory to investigate perceived interaction opportunities and uses at Huanhuaxi Urban Park (Chengdu). Between 2023 and 2025, we collected perceptual data from 220 Gen Z participants using on-site visits, photography, photo-based drawing, and semi-structured interview…
Scenario techniques for cultural landscapes: A systematic review and framework
Towards targeted heat resilience: A conceptual framework of urban heat-proof in Chengdu, China
What attracts tourists to press the shutter in cultural heritage tourism? An analysis of visitor-employed photography and visual attributes: A case study on Japan’s Kairakuen Garden
Tourism behaviour in cultural heritage gardens presents opportunities and challenges for sustainable management. Understanding visitor perceptions and assessments of visual resources in cultural heritage gardens are of great interest to heritage site managers. Using a case study of the Kairakuen Garden in Japan, we collected images (N = 430) and geographic data of tourist photos in the heritage garden through visitor-employed photography technolo…
What promotes residents’ donation behavior for adaptive reuse of cultural heritage projects? An application of the extended theory of planned behavior
Toward green equity: An extensive study on urban form and green space equity for shrinking cities
Sit down and rest: Use of virtual reality to evaluate preferences and mental restoration in urban park pavilions
Social Infrastructure and Street Networks as Critical Infrastructure for Aging Friendly Community Design: Mediating the Effect of Physical Activity
Establishing an age-friendly environment at the community level is essential for promoting healthy aging. This study focused on the relationship between older adults and the community environment through their levels of satisfaction within it. We measured their physical activity (PA) in the community environment and three variables of community-level satisfaction: community environment (SCE), community social infrastructure (SSI), and community s…
An Empirical Study of the Restoration Potential of Urban Deciduous Forest Space to Youth
Urban deciduous forests are an important ecological resource and seasonal landscape in the urban environment. However, in the abundant literature on how urban green space promotes human health and well-being, research on urban seasonal deciduous forests is limited. This study aimed to investigate the physiological and psychological recovery potential provided of urban deciduous forest space for youths and the spatial preferences of youths regardi…
Beyond Blue and Green Spaces: Identifying and Characterizing Restorative Environments on Sichuan Technology and Business University Campus
Undergraduates commonly suffer from stress and anxiety; therefore, it is imperative to find restorative places on campus. Although blue and green spaces are good for recovery and stress relief, previous studies have failed to determine other types of restorative spaces on campuses. Using a bottom-up participatory smartphone photo survey, this study recruited a sample of 243 students from Sichuan Technology and Business University in China, and th…
Case comparison of typical transit-oriented-development stations in Tokyo district in the context of sustainability: Spatial visualization analysis based on Fahp and GIS
Impacts and residents’ attitudes to flower-viewing tourism in Chengdu, PR China
Tourism is a common social behaviour, and is classified differently according to its purpose or destination. Plant-viewing tourism (PVT) and its impact on destinations has been studied; however, research on flower-viewing tourism (FVT) is still deficient. This study investigates the impact of FVT on the perceptions and attitudes of residents in Chengdu city. A questionnaire survey was conducted involving 305 residents. A total of 17 items represe…
Urban Parks as Green Buffers During the Covid-19 Pandemic
In many parts of the world, concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic and city quarantine policy have led to a general decline in the physical and mental health of residents due to insufficient social interaction. These adverse effects can cause potential public health risks. Ways to alleviate the adverse impact of the pandemic and meet social interaction needs must be widely addressed. This survey was conducted from 1–5 April 2020; it collected 386 r…
Impacts and residents’ attitudes to flower-viewing tourism in Chengdu, PR China
Tourism is a common social behaviour, and is classified differently according to its purpose or destination. Plant-viewing tourism (PVT) and its impact on destinations has been studied; however, research on flower-viewing tourism (FVT) is still deficient. This study investigates the impact of FVT on the perceptions and attitudes of residents in Chengdu city. A questionnaire survey was conducted involving 305 residents. A total of 17 items represe…
Urban Parks as Green Buffers During the Covid-19 Pandemic
In many parts of the world, concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic and city quarantine policy have led to a general decline in the physical and mental health of residents due to insufficient social interaction. These adverse effects can cause potential public health risks. Ways to alleviate the adverse impact of the pandemic and meet social interaction needs must be widely addressed. This survey was conducted from 1–5 April 2020; it collected 386 r…
Case comparison of typical transit-oriented-development stations in Tokyo district in the context of sustainability: Spatial visualization analysis based on Fahp and GIS
Impacts and residents’ attitudes to flower-viewing tourism in Chengdu, PR China
Tourism is a common social behaviour, and is classified differently according to its purpose or destination. Plant-viewing tourism (PVT) and its impact on destinations has been studied; however, research on flower-viewing tourism (FVT) is still deficient. This study investigates the impact of FVT on the perceptions and attitudes of residents in Chengdu city. A questionnaire survey was conducted involving 305 residents. A total of 17 items represe…
Sit down and rest: Use of virtual reality to evaluate preferences and mental restoration in urban park pavilions
Social Infrastructure and Street Networks as Critical Infrastructure for Aging Friendly Community Design: Mediating the Effect of Physical Activity
Establishing an age-friendly environment at the community level is essential for promoting healthy aging. This study focused on the relationship between older adults and the community environment through their levels of satisfaction within it. We measured their physical activity (PA) in the community environment and three variables of community-level satisfaction: community environment (SCE), community social infrastructure (SSI), and community s…
An Empirical Study of the Restoration Potential of Urban Deciduous Forest Space to Youth
Urban deciduous forests are an important ecological resource and seasonal landscape in the urban environment. However, in the abundant literature on how urban green space promotes human health and well-being, research on urban seasonal deciduous forests is limited. This study aimed to investigate the physiological and psychological recovery potential provided of urban deciduous forest space for youths and the spatial preferences of youths regardi…
Beyond Blue and Green Spaces: Identifying and Characterizing Restorative Environments on Sichuan Technology and Business University Campus
Undergraduates commonly suffer from stress and anxiety; therefore, it is imperative to find restorative places on campus. Although blue and green spaces are good for recovery and stress relief, previous studies have failed to determine other types of restorative spaces on campuses. Using a bottom-up participatory smartphone photo survey, this study recruited a sample of 243 students from Sichuan Technology and Business University in China, and th…
Toward green equity: An extensive study on urban form and green space equity for shrinking cities
What attracts tourists to press the shutter in cultural heritage tourism? An analysis of visitor-employed photography and visual attributes: A case study on Japan’s Kairakuen Garden
Tourism behaviour in cultural heritage gardens presents opportunities and challenges for sustainable management. Understanding visitor perceptions and assessments of visual resources in cultural heritage gardens are of great interest to heritage site managers. Using a case study of the Kairakuen Garden in Japan, we collected images (N = 430) and geographic data of tourist photos in the heritage garden through visitor-employed photography technolo…
What promotes residents’ donation behavior for adaptive reuse of cultural heritage projects? An application of the extended theory of planned behavior
Towards targeted heat resilience: A conceptual framework of urban heat-proof in Chengdu, China
What would a park afford our youth? Perceived affordance values of urban parks from the perspective of Generation Z
Against a backdrop of urban green-space shortages and shifting user demographics, little is known about how Generation Z perceives and uses urban parks. This study applies affordance theory to investigate perceived interaction opportunities and uses at Huanhuaxi Urban Park (Chengdu). Between 2023 and 2025, we collected perceptual data from 220 Gen Z participants using on-site visits, photography, photo-based drawing, and semi-structured interview…
Scenario techniques for cultural landscapes: A systematic review and framework
Geography (8 works) · Urban Green Space and Health (8 works) · Business (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Perception (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works)