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From Traditional Settlements to Arrival Cities: A Study on Contemporary Residential Patterns in Chinese Siheyuan

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By Mengying Wang, Xin Xu, Yingtao Qi, Dingqing Zhang
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1. Introduction Nowadays, the renewal and conservation of urban historical districts has emerged as a crucial subject in the fields of urban planning and architecture. Historical districts, as significant components of cultural heritage [1], bear regional memories and hold considerable historical and cultural value. Protecting their tangible and intangible value and establishing the local identity of these places are key steps towards achieving sustainable development goals [2].
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Developing a Method to Evaluate Public Space Perception in River Valley Plain Villages of the Loess Gully Area Based on Villagers’ Perspectives

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By Qi Dong, Yuan Chen, Yifei Liu, Yingtao Qi
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Research on the Quantitative Inversion of Soil Iron Oxide Content Using Hyperspectral Remote Sensing and Machine Learning Algorithms in the Lufeng Annular Structural Area of Yunnan, China

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By Yingtao Qi, Shu Gan, Xiping Yuan, Lin Hu
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