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An integrated multi-hazard risk assessment framework for urban cultural heritage based on hazard susceptibility and vulnerability

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By Xin Wang, Xiaoxiang Tang, Ying Bai, Huicheng Feng, Yingjin Xu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Under the combined pressures of climate change and rapid urbanization, urban cultural heritage in developing countries is increasingly exposed to multiple natural hazards. However, the spatial differentiation of these risks remains insufficiently understood.
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A Multicenter Study on Deep Learning Model-Assisted Detection of Brain Metastases in MR Images

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By Jianing Wang, Liyong Zhuo, Yu ZHANG, Yingjin Xu, Yan Hou, Fengying Zhu, Lulu Yang, Congcong Ren, Zimei Yang, Xiao Luo, Xiaoping Yin, Meiqi Hua, Tianda Wang, Rongzhen Zhou
| Academic Radiology Verified
Key Words Brain metastases Deep learning Magnetic resonance imaging Assisted diagnosis Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 1. Derks, S.H.A.E. ∙ van der Veldt, A.A.M. ∙ Smits, M. Brain metastases: the role of clinical imaging Br J Radiol. 2022; 95, 20210944 2. Lamba, N. ∙ Wen, P.Y. ∙ Aizer, A.A. Epidemiology of brain metastases and leptomeningeal disease Neuro-Oncol. 2021; 23:1447-1456 3.
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Nature, Place, and Ritual: Landscape Aesthetics of Jingfu Mountain “Grotto-Heavens and Blissful Lands” in South China

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By Xiaoxiang Tang, Ying Bai, Yingjin Xu, Canxu Zeng
| MDPI
1. Introduction Taoism is a traditional Chinese religion, advocating “the Way follows nature”, pursuing the attainment of immortality and the creation of celestial paradises in the human world. This idea is achieved by combining idolised nature and landscape worship with the realities of life, thereby constructing a uniquely earthly paradise, known as the Cave Heavens and Blessed Lands.
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