Trends in Applied Sciences Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
19(1), С. 170 - 179
Опубликована: Июль 30, 2024
Background
and
Objective:The
rapid
urban
development
has
caused
various
pollution
in
Hong
Kong.However,
the
current
measures
adopted
are
aimed
at
controlling
surface
level
emission,
while
vertical
dispersion
of
pollutants
is
less
investigated.This
research
project
aims
to
identify
patterns
particulate
matter
noise
emitted
from
road
traffic
their
decay
rates
with
increasing
distance
source
examine
possible
correlation
between
frequency
levels
vehicle-emitted
particulate.Materials
Methods:
Three
sets
equipment
have
been
installed
three
different
heights
on
building
facades
perpendicular
surface,
facing
monitor
PM
concentrations
(PM
1
,
2.5
4.25
10
),
frequencies
other
environmental
data
namely
temperature,
relative
humidity
wind
speed.Results:
The
study
anticipates
uncovering
a
positive
relationship
vehicular
emissions
traffic-related
lower
floors,
specifically
an
800
Hz
frequency.Analysis
three-dimensional
plots
indicates
that
pollutant
highest
levels.Notably,
demonstrate
relatively
high
R-squared
values
=
0.674,
0.649
0.538),
indicating
satisfactory
fit
these
models
data.Conclusion:
By
highlighting
often-overlooked
transmission
vehicles,
this
contributes
deeper
understanding
air
high-rise
environments.These
insights
hold
potential
inform
future
planning
initiatives
enhancing
public
health
outcomes.
Computer Graphics Forum,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
43(3)
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2024
Abstract
Urbanization
has
amplified
the
importance
of
three‐dimensional
structures
in
urban
environments
for
a
wide
range
phenomena
that
are
significant
interest
to
diverse
stakeholders.
With
growing
availability
3D
data,
numerous
studies
have
focused
on
developing
visual
analysis
techniques
tailored
unique
characteristics
environments.
However,
incorporating
third
dimension
into
analytics
introduces
additional
challenges
designing
effective
tools
tackle
data's
complexities.
In
this
paper,
we
present
survey
data.
Our
work
characterizes
published
works
along
three
main
dimensions
(
why,
what
,
and
how
),
considering
use
cases,
tasks,
visualizations,
interactions.
We
provide
fine‐grained
categorization
from
visualization
journals
conferences,
as
well
myriad
domains,
including
planning,
architecture,
engineering.
By
perspectives
both
experts,
identify
literature
gaps,
motivate
researchers
understand
opportunities,
indicate
future
research
directions.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
11
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2024
Epidemics
are
dangerous
and
difficult
to
prevent
control,
especially
in
urban
areas.
Clarifying
the
correlation
between
COVID-19
Outbreak
Frequency
spatial
environment
may
help
improve
cities’
ability
respond
such
public
health
emergencies.
In
this
study,
we
firstly
analyzed
distribution
characteristics
of
by
correlating
geographic
locations
epidemic-affected
neighborhoods
city
Beijing
with
time
point
onset.
Secondly,
created
a
geographically
weighted
regression
model
combining
external
environmental
elements
city.
Thirdly,
different
grades
study
area
were
classified
according
clustering
analysis
results.
Finally,
internal
was
investigated
using
binomial
logistic
model.
The
yielded
following
(i)
Epidemic
outbreak
frequency
evidently
correlated
environment,
among
building
density,
volume
ratio,
density
commercial
facilities,
service
transportation
facilities
positively
Frequency,
while
water
greenery
coverage
negatively
it.
(ii)
differed.
House
price
number
households
low-end
neighborhoods,
mid-end
neighborhoods.
order
achieve
justice,
society
should
strive
address
inequality
phenomena
income
gaps
residential
differentiation,
promote
fair
environments.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
13
Опубликована: Март 17, 2025
The
triad
of
host,
agent,
and
environment
has
become
a
widely
accepted
framework
for
understanding
infectious
diseases
human
health.
While
modern
medicine
traditionally
focused
on
the
individual,
there
is
renewed
interest
in
role
environment.
Recent
studies
have
shifted
from
an
early-twentieth-century
emphasis
individual
factors
to
broader
consideration
contextual
factors,
including
environmental,
climatic,
social
settings
as
spatial
determinants
This
focus
been
particularly
relevant
context
COVID-19
pandemic,
where
built
urban
increasingly
recognized
crucial
factor
influencing
disease
transmission.
However,
operationalizing
complexity
associations
between
health
empirical
analyses
presents
significant
challenges.
study
aims
identify
key
caveats
operationalization
analysis
proposes
guiding
principles
future
research.
We
how
was
studied
recent
literature
COVID-19.
Based
set
criteria,
we
analyze
23
explicit
implicit
assumptions
regarding
health-related
dimensions
Our
findings
highlight
complexities
potential
pitfalls,
referred
'spatial
trap,'
current
approaches
epidemiology
concerning
conclude
with
recommendations
questions
avoid
falsely
attributing
impact
outcomes
clarify
dimensions.
Buildings,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(7), С. 1123 - 1123
Опубликована: Март 30, 2025
Buildings
consume
nearly
40%
of
global
energy,
necessitating
innovative
strategies
to
balance
energy
efficiency
and
occupant
comfort.
While
shading
ventilation
are
critical
sustainable
design,
they
often
studied
independently,
leaving
gaps
in
understanding
their
combined
potential.
This
study
provides
a
novel
quantitative
analysis
dynamic
strategies,
using
dataset
5000
simulations
IDA
Indoor
Climate
Energy
(IDA
ICE)
reveal
the
synergies
trade-offs
building
performance.
Four
distinct
scenarios
analyzed:
minimal
limited
(shading
factor
Sf
=
0.0,
ACH
0.5),
optimized
moderate
(Sf
0.5,
1.5),
enhanced
dynamically
adjusted,
2.5),
high
with
maximum
1.0,
3.0).
The
results
show
progressive
reduction
thermal
discomfort,
predicted
percentage
dissatisfied
(PPD)
decreasing
from
>80%
first
scenario
~25%
~15%
scenario.
demand
increases
by
up
highest
scenario,
highlighting
trade-offs.
These
findings
underscore
importance
integrating
ventilation,
providing
actionable
recommendations
such
as
night
cooling
that
can
reduce
discomfort
improve
30%.
By
bridging
research
gaps,
this
advances
design
offers
robust
framework
for
creating
energy-efficient,
comfortable
buildings.
Land,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(4), С. 896 - 896
Опубликована: Апрель 18, 2025
Although
the
immediate
impact
of
COVID-19
pandemic
has
been
alleviated,
its
long-term
effects
continue
to
shape
global
health
and
public
safety.
Policymakers
should
prepare
for
potential
future
crises
direct
urban
planning
toward
more
sustainable
outcomes.
While
numerous
studies
have
examined
factors
influencing
risk
COVID-19,
few
investigated
spatial
spillover
form
green
space.
In
this
study,
we
quantified
using
landscape
pattern
indices,
represented
population
mobility
with
Baidu
Migration
Scale
Index,
assessed
role
key
on
epidemic
through
STIRPAT
Durbin
models.
Our
findings
reveal
that
migration
from
Wuhan
had
a
significant
local
spread
COVID-19.
These
not
only
intensified
transmission,
but
also
triggered
positive
effects,
spreading
virus
neighboring
regions.
We
found
space
connectivity
(pc5)
plays
crucial
in
reducing
virus,
both
locally
surrounding
areas.
High
helps
mitigate
disease
transmission
during
an
epidemic.
contrast,
configuration
unipolarity
areas
(pc1)
contributed
increased
cities.
Ultimately,
balancing
building
density
distribution
is
essential
enhancing
resilience.
This
research
provides
new
insights
into
us
understand
gray–green
forms
Buildings,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14(1), С. 103 - 103
Опубликована: Дек. 30, 2023
High-density
communities
have
proliferated
globally
during
rapid
urbanization.
They
are
characterized
by
a
high
population
density
and
limited
per
capita
public
spaces,
making
them
susceptible
to
infectious
disease
risks.
The
impact
of
diseases
in
these
communities,
as
evident
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
underscores
their
vulnerabilities.
Yet,
research
on
prevention
high-density
areas
remains
limited.
This
study
aims
investigate
relationship
between
built
environment
transmission
urban
with
particular
focus
lessons
learned
pandemic.
Utilizing
Shenzhen
city
case
study,
this
collected
data
epidemic
trends
involved
generalized
linear
regression
analysis,
aiming
understand
key
factors
that
affect
spread
areas.
results
from
revealed
experience
higher
rates
compared
medium-
low-density
counterparts.
significant
identified
include
land
use
mixture
walkability,
showing
most
substantial
infection
rates.
Through
combination
qualitative
analysis
empirical
research,
we
constructed
conceptual
framework
linking
containment
measures,
non-pharmaceutical
interventions,
environment.
findings
emphasize
significance
health
development
offer
valuable
insights
for
tailored
planning
design.
These
crucial
promoting
healthy
sustainable
transformation
existing
communities.
British Journal of Ophthalmology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. bjo - 325448
Опубликована: Июль 2, 2024
Aim
To
investigate
the
association
of
floor
area
ratio
(FAR),
an
indicator
built
environments,
and
myopia
onset.
Methods
This
prospective
cohort
study
recruited
136
753
children
aged
6–10
years
from
108
schools
in
Shenzhen,
China
at
baseline
(2016–2017).
Refractive
power
was
measured
with
non-cycloplegic
autorefraction
over
a
2-year
follow-up
period.
FAR
objectively
evaluated
using
geographical
information
system
technology.
Mixed-effects
logistic
regression
models
were
constructed
to
examine
cumulative
incidence
among
individuals
without
myopia;
multiple
linear
model,
rate
each
school.
Results
Of
101
624
non-myopic
(56.3%
boys;
mean
(SE)
age,
7.657±1.182
years)
included
study,
26
391
(26.0%)
them
developed
after
2
years.
In
individual-level
analysis
adjusting
for
demographic,
socioeconomic
greenness
factors,
IQR
associated
decreased
risk
(OR
0.898,
95%
CI
0.866
0.932,
p<0.001).
Similar
findings
observed
additionally
adjusted
genetic
behavioural
factors
0.821,
0.766
0.880,
school-level,
increase
found
be
2.0%
reduction
(95%
1.3%
2.6%,
Conclusions
Exposure
higher
incidence,
providing
insights
into
prevention
through
school
environments
China.