Urban and Regional Planning articles for Peking University (PKU), China

Time frame: 1 June 2025 - 30 May 2026

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Count: 30

Article ‘Count’ for Urban and Regional Planning.

Journal Count Share
9 5.72
Identifying urban agglomeration's range: Integrating clustering and accessibility analysis 0.83
Buffering effects of green space on residents' mental wellbeing: A regression discontinuity analysis during COVID containment policy shift 0.08
Proximity-centred accessibility – A conceptual debate involving planning practitioners worldwide 0.04
Distance decay as a measure of city attractiveness: Insights from migration flows in China 1.00
Measuring urban physical environments using image deep features 1.00
Impact of transit network on local COVID-19 infection risk from the perspectives of global network centrality and local network structure: A case study of Beijing 1.00
Effects of spatial structure on carbon emissions of urban agglomerations in China 1.00
Nudging through persuasive technology in social media to promote low carbon travel behavior in commuting and non-commuting situations 0.33
Impact of new-type urbanization pilot policy on public service provision: Evidence from China 0.43
1 0.25
How dormant ties are reactivated through social media during major life events 0.25
1 0.20
Spatiotemporal non-stationarity and heterogeneity in atmospheric aerosol pollution regulation by subtropical urban green space: A GTNNWR-Based study in Shenzhen, China 0.20
2 1.11
Urban green space landscape patterns and preterm birth: a multicenter cohort study of over one million births in Chengdu, China 0.14
Mortality and 15-min green space access across urbanicity levels in China 0.96
1 0.50
Human-Centered Urban Heat Island Intensity in Global Megacities: Nonlinear Response Patterns and Region-Specific Thresholds 0.50
1 1.00
Why permeability is necessary but not sufficient for educational equity: Evidence from China’s vocational-higher education integration from stratified mobility perspective 1.00
2 1.13
Assessing carbon sink potentials in the built environment: A study of 40 Chinese cities using a bottom-up high-resolution approach 0.13
Different user groups need varied park characteristics to encourage park exposure 1.00
1 0.25
Invest Local or Remote? The Effects of COVID-19 Lockdowns on Venture Capital Investment Around the World 0.25
1 0.06
Local cloud enhancement associated with urban morphology: evidence from observations and idealized large-eddy simulations 0.06
1 0.75
Social influence during public crises: Weekly dynamics and adaptive patterns of conformity to the collective following the COVID-19 outbreak 0.75
10 3.14
Unraveling the Coupling-Driven Patterns of Urban Carbon Emissions and Urban Heat Islands: An LCZ-based Interpretable Machine Learning Approach 0.20
Climate-dependent nonlinear and interactive effects of the urban built environment on urban humid heat stress 0.17
An Efficient 3D Morphological Analysis Framework for Pedestrian-Level Thermal Stress Assessment in Megacities: Integrating Large-Scale Modeling and Physical Simulation 0.17
Unveiling the Canopy Heat Trapping Effect in Green Roofs: Thermo-Dynamic Mechanisms during Subtropical Urban Heatwaves 0.03
From cooling pathways to practical acclimating design: Urban park regulating potentials under Extreme Heat Events 0.13
Differentiated landscape pattern transformation strategies drive territorial space carbon neutrality: a path exploration based on mixed land use units 0.13
Background environment mitigate heat islands from inadequate urban green coverage while amplifying socioeconomic thermal inequities 0.89
Amplified Urban Heat Island Effect in Southern China’s Old Towns Following Atmospheric Regulation Policies 0.06
A combined heat island and cold island network approach for mitigating urban thermal risk 1.00
Quantifying adjacent thermal effects: An essential consideration in evaluating thermal effects of 3-D urban landscapes 0.38

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