气候、环境与韧性

Making climate adaptation policy effective: Perspectives of citizens and experts on climate justice and health capacity

Differentiated pathways of heatwave adaptation: Urban–Rural contrasts in the role of regional income level and energy consumption on adaptive behavior

Unraveling the coupling-driven patterns of urban carbon emissions and urban heat islands: An LCZ-based interpretable machine learning approach

Spatial heterogeneity of driving factors for urban heat islands and carbon emissions: Decoding priorities, thresholds, and synergistic interactions

Estimation of spatiotemporal changes in electricity-related greenhouse gas emissions in South Korea using nighttime light data

Exploring changing determinants of lake cooling effects on urban heat island in a rapidly urbanizing area

Attribution analysis of spatial mismatch between flood risk and public response: Insights from geospatial explainable artificial intelligence framework

Multi-scenario prediction of future urban heat islands: an integrated 2D-3D spatial morphology-driven approach in Wuhan metropolis

Mapping urban vulnerability to air pollution through an integrated geospatial framework: An analysis of 1000 cities in Iran

Precision governance for urban decarbonization: Decoupling passenger and freight transport emissions by integrating explainable AI and clustering

A comparative assessment of sampling strategies for tree-based machine learning models in urban flood susceptibility prediction with imbalanced data

Quantifying urban heat island effects on building cooling energy use in Hong Kong at high spatiotemporal resolution

Urban heat resilience from a state–process perspective: Heatwave-induced cooling service supply–demand mismatch and hierarchical spatial allocation of greening

Causal machine learning uncovers thresholds and seasonal reversal in landscape-meteorology-driven urban Heat-PM₂.₅ coupling

Towards low-carbon cities: high-resolution mapping of building-stock carbon emissions with planning indicator based diagnosis under spatial heterogeneity

Walkable but not walkable? A mismatch between urban heat and pedestrian-oriented environments in promoting equitable climate resilience

Prioritizing ‘greenable areas’ for urban heat relief by integrating heat risk, cooling potential, and welfare equity: A data-driven framework with a case study of Nanjing, China

Urbanization-induced warming exacerbates North-South cities inequality in population exposure to compound heatwaves in China

Evaluation of street-scale air pollution using multi-source data fusion

High-resolution mapping and analysing urban building carbon emissions in the whole life cycle: The case of Guangzhou