Jidong Wu
Biographic Data
| ID | 7880472 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jidong Wu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jidong |
| FAMILY NAME | Wu |
| SIGNATURE | WU J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Beijing Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8208-8373 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Assessing and Optimizing Urban Dynamic Resilience to Extreme Rainfall from Shock to Recovery
Climate change has intensified extreme rainfall events, challenging progress toward SDG 11’s urban resilience targets. Current assessment methods often neglect dynamic recovery processes and regional precipitation disparities. We propose a three-phase framework combining interpretable machine learning (ML) and factorial experiments, using the Prep_shock index that integrates standardized rainfall intensity, capital exposure, and historical probab…
The positive economic impacts of technical progress induced by major natural disasters
Major natural disasters inflict huge direct damage and far-reaching indirect economic impacts. To drive faster and better recovery, global efforts prioritize postdisaster restoration and reconstruction. While some studies note the positive effects of postdisaster technical progress, its nature remains unclear. Building on Schumpeter’s ‘creative destruction,’ large-scale reconstruction—though a byproduct of disasters—may drive technological renewa…
Multi-objective priority planning for dam breach flood emergency evacuation routes based on an improved NSGA-III model
Economic consequences of compound drought-heatwave induced power deficits
The TransIrio model
Disaster information mining from a social perception perspective
Interregional economic impacts of an extreme storm flood scenario considering transportation interruption
Extracting disaster information based on Sina Weibo in China
Dependence of tropical cyclone damage on maximum wind speed and socioeconomic factors
Tropical cyclones (TCs) have devastating impacts and are responsible for significant damage. Consequently, for TC-induced direct economic loss (DEL) attribution all factors associated with risk (i.e. hazard, exposure and vulnerability) must be examined. This research quantifies the relationship between TC-induced DELs and maximum wind speed, asset value and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita using a regression model with TC records from 2000…
Historical and Future Changes in Asset Value and GDP in Areas Exposed to Tropical Cyclones in China
Tropical cyclones (TCs) can wreak havoc on the landscape and overwhelm communities. Since economic exposure is an important factor in damage function, an evaluation of economic exposure is essential because the characteristics of TC-related hazards are changing under accelerating economic development patterns. Here, we first reconstructed the wind and rainfall fields of historical TCs through an extensive database to extract the economic exposure…
Economic development and declining vulnerability to climate-related disasters in China
Exposure and vulnerability are the main contributing factors of growing impact from climate-related disasters globally. Understanding the spatiotemporal dynamic patterns of vulnerability is important for designing effective disaster risk mitigation and adaptation measures. At national scale, most cross-country studies have suggested that economic vulnerability to disasters decreases as income increases, especially for developing countries. Resear…
Historical Earthquakes and Their Socioeconomic Consequences in China
Understanding the spatiotemporal pattern of historical earthquake disasters and resultant socioeconomic consequences is essential for designing effective disaster risk reduction measures. Based on historical earthquake disaster records, this study compiles a Chinese earthquake disaster catalog (CH-CAT) that includes records of 722 earthquake disasters that occurred during 1950−2017 in the mainland of China. This catalog includes more complete dat…
Spatiotemporal changes in both asset value and GDP associated with seismic exposure in China in the context of rapid economic growth from 1990 to 2010
Accurate exposure estimation is essential for seismic risk assessment. Recent rapid urbanization and economic growth in China have led to massive spatiotemporal changes in both the asset value and GDP exposed to seismic hazards. Using available GDP data, the asset value dataset produced by Wu et al ( 2014a ) and spatial disaggregation technology, gridded maps of GDP and asset value are overlaid with the latest seismic map to investigate spatiotem…
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Spatiotemporal changes in both asset value and GDP associated with seismic exposure in China in the context of rapid economic growth from 1990 to 2010
Accurate exposure estimation is essential for seismic risk assessment. Recent rapid urbanization and economic growth in China have led to massive spatiotemporal changes in both the asset value and GDP exposed to seismic hazards. Using available GDP data, the asset value dataset produced by Wu et al ( 2014a ) and spatial disaggregation technology, gridded maps of GDP and asset value are overlaid with the latest seismic map to investigate spatiotem…
Economic development and declining vulnerability to climate-related disasters in China
Exposure and vulnerability are the main contributing factors of growing impact from climate-related disasters globally. Understanding the spatiotemporal dynamic patterns of vulnerability is important for designing effective disaster risk mitigation and adaptation measures. At national scale, most cross-country studies have suggested that economic vulnerability to disasters decreases as income increases, especially for developing countries. Resear…
Historical Earthquakes and Their Socioeconomic Consequences in China
Understanding the spatiotemporal pattern of historical earthquake disasters and resultant socioeconomic consequences is essential for designing effective disaster risk reduction measures. Based on historical earthquake disaster records, this study compiles a Chinese earthquake disaster catalog (CH-CAT) that includes records of 722 earthquake disasters that occurred during 1950−2017 in the mainland of China. This catalog includes more complete dat…
Historical and Future Changes in Asset Value and GDP in Areas Exposed to Tropical Cyclones in China
Tropical cyclones (TCs) can wreak havoc on the landscape and overwhelm communities. Since economic exposure is an important factor in damage function, an evaluation of economic exposure is essential because the characteristics of TC-related hazards are changing under accelerating economic development patterns. Here, we first reconstructed the wind and rainfall fields of historical TCs through an extensive database to extract the economic exposure…
Dependence of tropical cyclone damage on maximum wind speed and socioeconomic factors
Tropical cyclones (TCs) have devastating impacts and are responsible for significant damage. Consequently, for TC-induced direct economic loss (DEL) attribution all factors associated with risk (i.e. hazard, exposure and vulnerability) must be examined. This research quantifies the relationship between TC-induced DELs and maximum wind speed, asset value and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita using a regression model with TC records from 2000…
Extracting disaster information based on Sina Weibo in China
Interregional economic impacts of an extreme storm flood scenario considering transportation interruption
The TransIrio model
Disaster information mining from a social perception perspective
Multi-objective priority planning for dam breach flood emergency evacuation routes based on an improved NSGA-III model
Economic consequences of compound drought-heatwave induced power deficits
Assessing and Optimizing Urban Dynamic Resilience to Extreme Rainfall from Shock to Recovery
Climate change has intensified extreme rainfall events, challenging progress toward SDG 11’s urban resilience targets. Current assessment methods often neglect dynamic recovery processes and regional precipitation disparities. We propose a three-phase framework combining interpretable machine learning (ML) and factorial experiments, using the Prep_shock index that integrates standardized rainfall intensity, capital exposure, and historical probab…
The positive economic impacts of technical progress induced by major natural disasters
Major natural disasters inflict huge direct damage and far-reaching indirect economic impacts. To drive faster and better recovery, global efforts prioritize postdisaster restoration and reconstruction. While some studies note the positive effects of postdisaster technical progress, its nature remains unclear. Building on Schumpeter’s ‘creative destruction,’ large-scale reconstruction—though a byproduct of disasters—may drive technological renewa…
Disaster Management and Resilience (11 works) · Geography (9 works) · China (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Environmental Science (7 works) · Flood Risk Assessment and Management (6 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Natural resource economics (5 works) · Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones Research (5 works) · Infrastructure Resilience and Vulnerability Analysis (4 works)