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Optimizing Green Spaces Significantly Improves Wind Environment and Accessibility in County Towns

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By Dan-Yin Zhang, Li-Yi Feng, Jiang Liu, Xin-Chen Hong
| MDPI
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Street Geometry Factors Influencing Outdoor Pedestrian Thermal Comfort in a Historic District

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By Bin Lai, Dan-Yin Zhang, Jian-Ming Fu, Cheng-Kai Guo
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How Social Media Data Mirror Spatio-Temporal Behavioral Patterns of Tourists in Urban Forests: A Case Study of Kushan Scenic Area in Fuzhou, China

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By Hanzheng Lin, Hongyan Wen, Xin-Chen Hong, Dan-Yin Zhang
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1. Introduction As living standards improve, there is a growing tendency for people to indulge in travel [1]. Among Chinese tourists, mountainous scenic areas have maintained their popularity [2]. Typically, these areas feature exceptional natural surroundings, marked by lush forest cover perfect for sightseeing and recreational pursuits, complemented by a diverse range of tourism amenities and services [3,4].
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