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Evaluating walkability and vitality in cold-region historic districts of China via street view semantics and SHAP

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By Boyang Zhang, Hongge Zhu, Long Jiang, Zhaohui Yin, Jianhang He, Na Wang, Shuo Ji, Chenru Pei
| Nature Verified
Abstract As historic districts undergo sustainable urban regeneration, enhancing walkability is important for supporting local vitality. However, conventional walkability evaluation frameworks often emphasize openness and may not fully account for the climate-adaptive characteristics of compact spatial configurations in severe cold regions. Moreover, traditional linear models may overlook nonlinear and threshold-like relationships between micro-scale built environments and population vitality.
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Human Capital and the Development of Non-Wood Forest Products: An Econometric Analysis of Livelihood Capital Mechanisms in Koyten Dag, Turkmenistan

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By Hongge Zhu, Arzuv Allayarova
| Preprints.org
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Forest Worker Households in the NFPP: Enhancing Sustainable Livelihoods through Capital and Transformation

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By Bo Yu, Bo Cao, Hongge Zhu
| MDPI
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