Wenbin Wu
Biographic Data
| ID | 6317207 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wenbin Wu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wenbin |
| FAMILY NAME | Wu |
| SIGNATURE | WU W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7140-4411 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Divergent patterns of settlement expansion and population growth in China
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) emphasize integrated, sustainable planning for human settlements. Previous studies on settlement change focused on static physical structures while overlooking distinctions between settlement types and their relationships with population. Using a dataset of eight settlement types from 1990 to 2020, we compared them with population datasets over the same period. Our findings indicate that settlement expansi…
Effects of Wind Velocity and Aggregate Size on Wind Erosion Characteristics of Loose Subsoil From the Mollisols Region of China
Soil erosion is a severe form of land degradation that threatens food production, especially in Northeast China, where fertile Mollisols dominate the agricultural landscape. Most previous studies have quantified soil erosion by water, while wind erosion of severely water‐eroded areas with exposed loose subsoil remains rarely explored. Here, we present a wind tunnel experiment (75 measurements) with different wind velocities and aggregate size cla…
Development and application of a triadic integration teaching model in newly established undergraduate programs
The cultivation of high-quality engineering talent in newly established undergraduate programs presents significant challenges, particularly in integrating theoretical knowledge with practical and innovative capabilities. This study proposes and implements a “triadic integration” teaching model that synergistically combines project-based learning, interactive teaching, and practice-oriented instruction to enhance students’ engineering competencie…
Association between living alone and frailty, and its gender disparity
For Chinese older patients, living alone is a marker of risk for frailty, especially for men. Assessing living arrangements as an indicator to identify older inpatients at elevated risk of frailty could help guide targeted screening and supportive care
Multi-omics analysis combined with network pharmacology revealed the mechanisms of rutaecarpine in chronic atrophic gastritis
Recultivating abandoned cropland intensifies the trade-off between climate change mitigation and food security within the Yangtze River Basin, China
Optimizing the ecosystem service flow of grain provision across metacoupling systems will improve transmission efficiency
Ecosystem service (ES) flow can address mismatches between the supply and demand of ESs. Nevertheless, how to improve ES flow considering spatial flow information and interactions among different flow systems is a research gap. Taking the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (BTH) urban agglomeration region of China as an example, this study combined both system and network perspectives to analyze the ES flow of grain provision before and after optimization. Me…
Cornus officinalis var. koreana Kitam extracts alleviate cadmium-induced renal fibrosis by targeting matrix metallopeptidase 9
Exploring the emergence and changing dynamics of a new integrated rice-crawfish farming system in China
Crop-aquaculture systems are widely adopted around the world as they can provide high protein and energy outputs per unit of land and raise farm incomes, particularly for smallholder farmers. Recently, a new crop-aquaculture system, which combines rice production with crawfish breeding (integrated rice-crawfish farming), has emerged and rapidly expanded in China. However, the spatial extent and temporal dynamics of this integrated farming system …
Approaching person-centered clinical practice
Background: Maintaining the intrinsic capacity (IC) of older inpatients is a novel view in providing person-centered treatments in clinical practice. Uncertainty remains regarding the primary nature of IC among older hospitalized patients. Objectives: We aimed to understand the status of IC among older inpatients by a cluster analysis based on IC measurements. Methods: This is a cross-sectional study conducted in the geriatric department of Beiji…
Spatial-temporal variations in green, blue and gray water footprints of crops
Nowadays, more than 70% of global freshwater is used for agriculture. The evaluation of the water footprint of crops (CWFs) is an important method to measure the effects of crop production on water resource utilization and water environmental pollution. However, little attention is paid to the impact of socioeconomic development differences on the water footprint of each crop. In this study, the green, blue, and gray water footprints of crop prod…
Increasing multiple cropping for land use intensification
Climate-mediated dynamics of the northern limit of paddy rice in China
Paddy rice agriculture plays an important role in food security and has a considerable influence on natural systems. In the context of climate change, understanding the nature and drivers of shifts in the northern limit of paddy rice (NLPR) is crucial for adaptation strategies and food security. However, quantitative studies on the effect of climate change on paddy rice distribution shifts have not been well performed. Here, we mapped the NLPR in…
Land-Use Changes in Distant Places
International agricultural trade has changed land uses in trading countries, altering global food security and environmental sustainability. Studies have concluded that local land-use drivers are largely from global sources (e.g., trade increases deforestation in exporting countries). However, little is known about how these local land-use changes a ect distant locations, namely the feedback between them. Yet these distant impacts and feedbacks c…
Rice production and climate change in Northeast China
Climate change continues to have a great impact on rice production in China, especially in Northeast China (NEC). Historical climate observations from the China Meteorological Administration and statistical agricultural records at the county level were utilized to evaluate the spatial and temporal effects of both climatic and socioeconomic factors on rice production between 1980 and 2010 in NEC by using a linear regression model. The results show…
Harvested area gaps in China between 1981 and 2010
Previous analyses have shown that cropland in China is intensifying, leading to an increase in crop production. However, these output measures leave the potential for further intensification largely unassessed. This study uses the harvested area gap (HAG), which expresses the amount of harvested area that can be gained if all existing cropland is harvested as frequently as possible, according to their potential limit for multi-cropping. Specifica…
Progress towards sustainable intensification in China challenged by land-use change
Global cropping intensity gaps
Land system change and food security
Land system changes are central to the food security challenge. Land system science can contribute to sustainable solutions by an integrated analysis of land availability and the assessment of the tradeoffs associated with agricultural expansion and land use intensification. A land system perspective requires local studies of production systems to be contextualised in a regional and global context, while global assessments should be confronted wi…
Untangling relative contributions of recent climate and CO 2 trends to national cereal production in China
There is increasing evidence of crop yield response to recent global warming, yet there is poor understanding of the relative contributions of different climatic variables to changes in crop production. Using a spatially calibrated crop model with cultivars and crop inputs held constant for the year 2000, we simulate idealized national cereal production during the period 1961–2010 under different combinations of observed climate and CO _2 forcing…
Global-scale assessment of potential future risks of food insecurity
This paper presents an approach of combining biophysical, social, and economic factors for spatially explicit assessment of potential future risks of food insecurity at a global scale over the period of 2000–2020 under a certain scenario. In doing that, two indicators, namely per capita food availability and per capita Gross Domestic Product (GDP), were selected to cover the four dimensions of food security, with the former representing the statu…
Mapping the global supply and demand structure of rice
Modeling changes in paddy rice sown areas in Asia
Progress towards sustainable intensification in China challenged by land-use change
Global cropping intensity gaps
Recultivating abandoned cropland intensifies the trade-off between climate change mitigation and food security within the Yangtze River Basin, China
Global-scale assessment of potential future risks of food insecurity
This paper presents an approach of combining biophysical, social, and economic factors for spatially explicit assessment of potential future risks of food insecurity at a global scale over the period of 2000–2020 under a certain scenario. In doing that, two indicators, namely per capita food availability and per capita Gross Domestic Product (GDP), were selected to cover the four dimensions of food security, with the former representing the statu…
Mapping the global supply and demand structure of rice
Mapping the global supply and demand structure of rice
Modeling changes in paddy rice sown areas in Asia
Global-scale assessment of potential future risks of food insecurity
This paper presents an approach of combining biophysical, social, and economic factors for spatially explicit assessment of potential future risks of food insecurity at a global scale over the period of 2000–2020 under a certain scenario. In doing that, two indicators, namely per capita food availability and per capita Gross Domestic Product (GDP), were selected to cover the four dimensions of food security, with the former representing the statu…
Untangling relative contributions of recent climate and CO 2 trends to national cereal production in China
There is increasing evidence of crop yield response to recent global warming, yet there is poor understanding of the relative contributions of different climatic variables to changes in crop production. Using a spatially calibrated crop model with cultivars and crop inputs held constant for the year 2000, we simulate idealized national cereal production during the period 1961–2010 under different combinations of observed climate and CO _2 forcing…
Land system change and food security
Land system changes are central to the food security challenge. Land system science can contribute to sustainable solutions by an integrated analysis of land availability and the assessment of the tradeoffs associated with agricultural expansion and land use intensification. A land system perspective requires local studies of production systems to be contextualised in a regional and global context, while global assessments should be confronted wi…
Rice production and climate change in Northeast China
Climate change continues to have a great impact on rice production in China, especially in Northeast China (NEC). Historical climate observations from the China Meteorological Administration and statistical agricultural records at the county level were utilized to evaluate the spatial and temporal effects of both climatic and socioeconomic factors on rice production between 1980 and 2010 in NEC by using a linear regression model. The results show…
Harvested area gaps in China between 1981 and 2010
Previous analyses have shown that cropland in China is intensifying, leading to an increase in crop production. However, these output measures leave the potential for further intensification largely unassessed. This study uses the harvested area gap (HAG), which expresses the amount of harvested area that can be gained if all existing cropland is harvested as frequently as possible, according to their potential limit for multi-cropping. Specifica…
Progress towards sustainable intensification in China challenged by land-use change
Global cropping intensity gaps
Land-Use Changes in Distant Places
International agricultural trade has changed land uses in trading countries, altering global food security and environmental sustainability. Studies have concluded that local land-use drivers are largely from global sources (e.g., trade increases deforestation in exporting countries). However, little is known about how these local land-use changes a ect distant locations, namely the feedback between them. Yet these distant impacts and feedbacks c…
Climate-mediated dynamics of the northern limit of paddy rice in China
Paddy rice agriculture plays an important role in food security and has a considerable influence on natural systems. In the context of climate change, understanding the nature and drivers of shifts in the northern limit of paddy rice (NLPR) is crucial for adaptation strategies and food security. However, quantitative studies on the effect of climate change on paddy rice distribution shifts have not been well performed. Here, we mapped the NLPR in…
Approaching person-centered clinical practice
Background: Maintaining the intrinsic capacity (IC) of older inpatients is a novel view in providing person-centered treatments in clinical practice. Uncertainty remains regarding the primary nature of IC among older hospitalized patients. Objectives: We aimed to understand the status of IC among older inpatients by a cluster analysis based on IC measurements. Methods: This is a cross-sectional study conducted in the geriatric department of Beiji…
Spatial-temporal variations in green, blue and gray water footprints of crops
Nowadays, more than 70% of global freshwater is used for agriculture. The evaluation of the water footprint of crops (CWFs) is an important method to measure the effects of crop production on water resource utilization and water environmental pollution. However, little attention is paid to the impact of socioeconomic development differences on the water footprint of each crop. In this study, the green, blue, and gray water footprints of crop prod…
Increasing multiple cropping for land use intensification
Exploring the emergence and changing dynamics of a new integrated rice-crawfish farming system in China
Crop-aquaculture systems are widely adopted around the world as they can provide high protein and energy outputs per unit of land and raise farm incomes, particularly for smallholder farmers. Recently, a new crop-aquaculture system, which combines rice production with crawfish breeding (integrated rice-crawfish farming), has emerged and rapidly expanded in China. However, the spatial extent and temporal dynamics of this integrated farming system …
Optimizing the ecosystem service flow of grain provision across metacoupling systems will improve transmission efficiency
Ecosystem service (ES) flow can address mismatches between the supply and demand of ESs. Nevertheless, how to improve ES flow considering spatial flow information and interactions among different flow systems is a research gap. Taking the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (BTH) urban agglomeration region of China as an example, this study combined both system and network perspectives to analyze the ES flow of grain provision before and after optimization. Me…
Cornus officinalis var. koreana Kitam extracts alleviate cadmium-induced renal fibrosis by targeting matrix metallopeptidase 9
Development and application of a triadic integration teaching model in newly established undergraduate programs
The cultivation of high-quality engineering talent in newly established undergraduate programs presents significant challenges, particularly in integrating theoretical knowledge with practical and innovative capabilities. This study proposes and implements a “triadic integration” teaching model that synergistically combines project-based learning, interactive teaching, and practice-oriented instruction to enhance students’ engineering competencie…
Association between living alone and frailty, and its gender disparity
For Chinese older patients, living alone is a marker of risk for frailty, especially for men. Assessing living arrangements as an indicator to identify older inpatients at elevated risk of frailty could help guide targeted screening and supportive care
Multi-omics analysis combined with network pharmacology revealed the mechanisms of rutaecarpine in chronic atrophic gastritis
Recultivating abandoned cropland intensifies the trade-off between climate change mitigation and food security within the Yangtze River Basin, China
Divergent patterns of settlement expansion and population growth in China
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) emphasize integrated, sustainable planning for human settlements. Previous studies on settlement change focused on static physical structures while overlooking distinctions between settlement types and their relationships with population. Using a dataset of eight settlement types from 1990 to 2020, we compared them with population datasets over the same period. Our findings indicate that settlement expansi…
Effects of Wind Velocity and Aggregate Size on Wind Erosion Characteristics of Loose Subsoil From the Mollisols Region of China
Soil erosion is a severe form of land degradation that threatens food production, especially in Northeast China, where fertile Mollisols dominate the agricultural landscape. Most previous studies have quantified soil erosion by water, while wind erosion of severely water‐eroded areas with exposed loose subsoil remains rarely explored. Here, we present a wind tunnel experiment (75 measurements) with different wind velocities and aggregate size cla…
Geography (14 works) · Agriculture (12 works) · Environmental Science (12 works) · Ecology (11 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (10 works) · Climate change impacts on agriculture (9 works) · Biology (8 works) · China (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Agricultural economics (6 works)