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Assessing Supply and Demand Discrepancies of Urban Green Space in High-Density Built-Up Areas Based on Vitality Impacts: Evidence from Beijing’s Central Districts, China

In rapidly urbanizing areas, there is a notable aggregation of vitality in high-density urban environments, accompanied by an increasing discrepancy between the supply and demand of urban green space (UGS).
Xiangrong Wang, Shoubang Huang, Shiyang Zhang, Jingyi Han, Qing Lin   +4 more
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Measuring the Non-Linear Relationship between Three-Dimensional Built Environment and Urban Vitality Based on a Random Forest Model. [PDF]

Int J Environ Res Public Health, 2022
Lin J, Zhuang Y, Zhao Y, Li H, He X, Lu S.   +5 more
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Community-Level Urban Vitality Intensity and Diversity Analysis Supported by Multisource Remote Sensing Data

Urban vitality serves as a crucial metric for evaluating sustainable urban development and the well-being of residents. Existing studies have predominantly focused on analyzing the direct effects of urban vitality intensity (VI) and its influencing ...
Qing Zhou, Zhiran Zhang, Shenghua Xu, Jiping Liu, Lijun Song, Yangyang Zhao   +5 more
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Spatial Characterization of Urban Vitality and the Association With Various Street Network Metrics From the Multi-Scalar Perspective. [PDF]

Front Public Health, 2021
Fang C, He S, Wang L.
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Analysis of Economic Vitality and Development Equilibrium of China’s Three Major Urban Agglomerations Based on Nighttime Light Data

Eliminating poverty, reducing inequality, and achieving balanced development are one of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Objectively and accurately measuring regional economic vitality and development equilibrium is a pressing scientific
Yi Zhou, Shixin Wang, Saimiao Liu, Yanchao Wang, Futao Wang, Xinran Wang, Wenliang Liu, Zhenqing Wang, Zhuochen Wang, Luoyao Hao   +9 more
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Exploring Urban Vitality: Spatiotemporal Patterns and Influencing Mechanisms via Multi-Source Data and Explainable Machine Learning

Urban vitality is a crucial indicator of a city’s sustainable development and the quality of life of its residents. Investigating the spatiotemporal patterns and influencing mechanisms of urban vitality is essential for optimizing the built-environment ...
Jintong Ren, Zuhong Fan, Ying Deng, Yang Wang, Tian Tian, Ping Rao, Wanchang Zhang   +6 more
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The Spatiotemporal Correlation and Nonlinear Response Mechanism Between New Energy Vehicle Charging Facilities and Urban Spatial Vitality: Based on the ISTNR Model

New energy vehicle (NEV) charging facilities are not only a key support for new transportation infrastructure, but also an important catalyst for reshaping urban spatial functions and vitality.
Jiazheng Zhang, Junlin Huang, Yinan Chen, Zhengliang Wu   +3 more
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Model Modeling the Spatiotemporal Vitality of a Historic Urban Area: The CatBoost-SHAP Analysis of Built Environment Effects in Kaifeng

Analyzing the spatial patterns of vitality in historic urban areas and their influencing elements is essential for improving the vitality of historic and cultural cities and fostering sustainable urban development. This research investigated the historic
Yaxin Shen, Junfeng Zhang
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Spatial Patterns and Influence Factors of Urban Vitality Based on Multisource Data and MGWR Model: A Case Study of China’s Coastal Regions

Urban vitality is a critical metric for measuring the quality of sustainable development and overall competitiveness, serving as the core kinetic energy for urban survival and growth.
Yongwei Liu, Tianping Zhang
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Achieving Urban Vitality in Knowledge Territories: Morphology Assessment for the Early Design Stages

The knowledge economy has become ever more important for cities and regions, and different types of urban spaces have been created to accommodate its activities.
Adriane Eloah, Marcela Noronha, Bige Tuncer, Gabriela Celani   +3 more
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