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2. Valmet to Supply Another OptiConcept M Container Board Making Line to Shanying Paper, Guangdong.
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PAPER mill equipment , *MANUFACTURING process automation , *PAPER industry - Published
- 2021
3. A Study of Forest Carbon Sink Increment from the Perspective of Efficiency Evaluation Based on an Inverse DEA Model.
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He, Xiao, Chen, Liye, and Huang, Yan
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CARBON cycle ,DATA envelopment analysis ,RESOURCE allocation ,CARBON paper ,RF values (Chromatography) - Abstract
Forest carbon sink efficiency refers to the efficiency of input-output indicators related to carbon sinks. This paper studies carbon sink efficiency from the perspective of resource allocation; guides the optimal allocation of resources; and selects forestry employees, forestry investment amount and afforestation area as input indicators; the forest carbon sink efficiency in China is calculated and analyzed based on a data envelopment analysis model by converting the forest volume into the forest carbon sink through the volume expansion factor method. The grey prediction model is used to estimate the change in the input indicator, and the production possibility set is constructed with the input indicator before and after the change and the current output indicator. The efficiency of the decision units before the change is calculated, and through the comparison of efficiency, the conditions of forest carbon sink increase in 15 provinces are obtained. The optimal allocation of the output indicator is calculated based on the inverse data envelopment analysis model. The largest increase in forestry carbon sink is 169,362 megatons in Guangdong, and the smallest is 619 megatons in Tianjin. Finally, some suggestions for the path of forest carbon sink increment are put forward. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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4. 36‐2: Invited Paper: The Latest Breakthrough of Printing Technology for Next Generation Premium TV.
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Lee, Jueng Gil(James), Yu, Lei, Zhuang, Jinyong, Li, Zhe, Chen, Yawen, Dong, Ting, Sun, Xianwen, Yao, Songjin, Xie, Xiangwei, Fu, Dong, and Yan, Xiaolin
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INK-jet printing ,FLEXIBLE display systems ,COMPUTER equipment ,TECHNICAL textiles ,NEXT generation networks - Abstract
The ink jet printing RGB patterning technology ("Printing Technology") for OLED TV application is gathering momentum toward commercialization. The main technical challenges of printing technology, are (1) to improve the OLED TV panel performance fabricated by printing technology, and (2) to establish manufacturable the G8.5/G11 MURA‐Free printing technology. Recently, the printing technology has made tremendous progress in terms of OLED material performance(life time, current efficiency, color gamut and driving voltage) including optimization of top emission device architecture and maturity of MURA‐Free ink‐jet printing technology ,such as high performance ink‐jet printing equipment equipped with excellent print‐head in terms of drop volume uniformity and drop placement accuracy, ink formulation for reliable jetting, hydrophobic bank material/design/process and unique vacuum dry & bake process. TCL Group (Guangdong Juhua Printed Display Technology, TCL Corporate Research, TCL CSOT) has been developing the manufacturable printing technology for TV application and innovative flexible display technology since 2015. Based on development activities of 31" 4K OLED TV, 31" 4K H‐QLED TV(World 1st Demo at CES 2019), 31" FHD Flexible Printed OLED TV and 4.92" (403ppi) high resolution panel, the latest breakthrough of printing technology for next generation premium TV is discussed in details. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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5. Assessment of network structure characteristics and factors of corporate flows in Guangdong Province.
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Chen, Xuejiao, He, Yong, Long, Teng, Wang, Junxiu, and Chen, Xueye
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CITIES & towns ,CORPORATE investments ,URBAN growth ,LEISURE industry ,SOCIAL network analysis - Abstract
With the rapid development of the world city network, the traditional location theory has gradually been disproven, and the advantages of the flow space over the traditional vertical organizational structure are gradually being revealed. Therefore, from corporate branch networks and corporate investment networks, 21 cities in urban agglomerations of Guangdong are taken as case studies for this paper. Furthermore, in this paper, 5 representative types of corporate contact data (catering service, financial service, life service, sports and leisure and accommodation service) are selected, the social network analysis (SNA) method is used to quantitatively analyze the network structure characteristics of urban agglomerations, and a spatial interaction model is constructed to explore the factors influencing. The results indicate that secondary networks have developed in Guangdong. The financial service network is the most complex, followed by the life services, sports and leisure and catering networks. The accommodation service network structure is the simplest. Among all kinds of networks, Guangzhou and Shenzhen have the highest status. The catering and accommodation corporations in Yangjiang in the west have a relatively major external development. Shantou in the east has many branches of various types, while most of the capital exchange in the region is concentrated in Heyuan and Qingyuan in the north. The coefficients of geographical proximity and the urban development level play a significant role in promoting the development of networks. However, administrative capacity limits the attractiveness of origin cities to a certain extent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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6. Research on the Coupled Coordination and Prediction of Technological Innovation and Ecological Environment Development in Coastal Regions of China.
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Wang, Yuan, Wu, Yingying, Zhang, Yihua, and Zheng, Linling
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TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,COASTAL development ,TECHNOLOGICAL progress ,SUSTAINABILITY ,CITIES & towns ,PREDICTION models - Abstract
Scientific and technological innovation and ecological progress are important forces for China's high-quality development. Nevertheless, the current body of research seldom explores the mutual dependence and evolutionary patterns of the two regional systems when considering both historical and future perspectives. This paper aims to enhance the current theoretical research framework by focusing on the coastal region of China. It analyzes and predicts the co-evolution and space–time distribution process of two systems by constructing a coupled model and a gray prediction model. The results show the following: (1) the coupling and coordinated development level of the two coastal systems has basically reached the stage of good coupling and coordinated development, and the level has increased, but the gap has gradually increased, and Jiangsu and Guangdong have reached the leading level; (2) the spatial distribution in coastal areas is uneven, showing a convex spatial pattern of "high in the middle and low at both ends"; (3) during the forecast period, the overall coupling and coordination level of the two systems will continue to improve, but individual cities still cannot jump out of the development state of slow development processes. With the aim of fostering the harmonious growth of both systems at both regional and national levels, this paper proposes practical recommendations concerning the establishment of a sustainable interaction mechanism, the evolution of the industrial structure towards ecological sustainability, and the economic contribution to scientific and technological innovation. Furthermore, this article serves as a valuable reference for advancing the sustainable development of other nations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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7. Trade impact analysis on the profit and loss of agroecosystem service value in Guangdong Province.
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Shaokan Huang, Shixi Cui, Yuantao Liao, Feng Han, Shuang Sun, and Shaojian Wang
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PROFIT & loss ,LAND use ,LAND resource ,ARABLE land ,FARMS ,REGIONAL differences ,DRIVERS' licenses - Abstract
Due to the imbalance in the supply and demand of agricultural land, there is an increasing trend of land resources being remoted utilized across regions. Within the context of regional trade, changes in the agroecosystem service value (ESV) can be used to assess consumer responsibility. However, the embodied flow of ESV and its driving factors have been largely unexplored. This paper, utilizing the latest Chinese multi-regional input-output tables and the equivalence factor method, explores the spatiotemporal characteristics of embodied agricultural land and ESV flow between Guangdong and 30 other provinces, and further seeks to construct three types of embodied ESV models to reveal the driving factors. The findings reveal that during the process of domestic trade in goods and services, Guangdong Province has an inflow of 2.10 × 107 hm2 of land from other provinces, with arable land, forestland, and grassland accounting for 25, 61, and 14%, respectively. Guangdong's utilization of ESV is mainly dependent on external inflows, with minimal local consumption and outflows. The embodied ESV between Guangdong and other provinces is 1626.10 billion yuan, with an outflow of 325.32 billion yuan. The "Y"-shaped region consisting of the northwest, northeast, southwest, and Hainan bears significant potential ESV losses for Guangdong Province. Population growth and the intensity of ESV loss will promote the flow of cropland and forestland ESV, while economic development has a certain inhibitory effect on ESV transfer. This paper provides a new analytical perspective on issues such as the spatial distribution mismatch of land resources and ecologically unequal exchange. These insights are pivotal for promoting sustainable utilization of land resources and regional equity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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8. History in Points, Lines and Polygons: Time Depth in the Landscape of Guangdong Province, Southern China.
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Pan, Ying, Bai, Jiayu, and Turner, Sam
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LANDSCAPE archaeology ,FENG shui ,POLYGONS ,LANDSCAPES ,LAND cover ,AGRICULTURAL intensification - Abstract
Change and persistence are often richly entangled facets of landscapes. While many studies use land use/land cover (depicted as polygons) to illustrate landscape evolution, this paper draws on approaches from landscape archaeology to investigate how lines and points can also be used to examine landscape morphologies. The study uses three distinct spatial elements: points (graves), lines (field boundaries), and polygons (land use) to represent landscape transformations and reflect time depth in the landscape. The paper aims to identify the most enduring landscape elements within the region and uncover the underlying mechanisms of persistence. It is suggested that the time depth exhibited in field boundaries surpasses that of land use in this case. Field boundaries provide a useful way to examine agricultural intensification, whereas land use is more sensitive to agricultural commercialization and urbanization. In addition, the Chinese Feng Shui funeral culture emerges as a stabilizing force that encourages landscape persistence. This cultural driver ensures the persistence of field patterns surrounding graves, making these fields the most ancient plots within the study area. In conclusion, representing the time depth of landscapes through linear features and points can serve as an important supplement to the study of landscape change based on land use. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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9. Researching Tourism Space in China's Great Bay Area: Spatial Pattern, Driving Forces and Its Coupling with Economy and Population.
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Li, Lingfeng and Gao, Quan
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TOURISM websites ,TOURISM research ,TOURISM marketing ,LAND use planning ,ECONOMETRIC models ,SPORTS participation ,SPACE research - Abstract
Analysis of the spatial patterns and dynamics of tourism services and facilities is crucial for tourism and land use planning. However, most studies in the spatial analysis of tourism rely on the city- or regional-level data; limited research has used POI (point of interest) data to accurately uncover the spatial distribution of tourism, especially its interactive and coupling relationship with the local economy and population. Based on POI data, this paper, therefore, investigates the spatial patterns and driving forces of tourism services distribution and how tourism space is coupled with the local economy and population in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) of China. The results show the following: (1) Different categories of tourism services (catering, shopping, scenic spots, leisure, and sports) exhibit diverse spatial patterns and agglomerations, but they tend to align with the variables of economic level and population in a grid of 1 km
2 . (2) The spatial econometric models further reveal that population density, transportation, and hospitality facilities are positively correlated with the spatial distribution of tourism services, but GDP in a grid of 1 km2 shows a weak negative correlation with the POI of tourism services, which may be attributed to the incoordination between GDP and tourism in some areas. (3) The analysis of coupling degree further identifies the areas where tourism services have good interaction/coupling with the local GDP and population density, such that these areas can be viewed as hotspots suitable for tourism promotion. This paper thus offers meaningful policy implications by calling for an optimization of the coupling of tourism services with local social–economic factors in the GBA. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2023
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10. Economic Development in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area: Spatial Pattern, Influencing Factors, and Implications--Based on the Hierarchical Data of Two-Layer Administrative Regions.
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MA Jiayu, HAN Zhaozhou, and JIANG Qingshan
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ECONOMIC development ,CITIES & towns ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,DUMMY variables ,ECONOMETRIC models ,URBAN density - Abstract
This paper investigates the economic development within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area from two perspectives--spatial pattern and influencing factors--to promote coordinated development across the area. This paper employs Moran's I test and local Getis-Ord G statistic from spatial statistics. Furthermore, it constructs a hierarchical spatial econometric model to facilitate empirical investigation. It is found that the overall economic development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area exhibits a "mountain-shaped" spatial pattern of the high-level homogeneous regions with "high-high correlation" and the low-level homogeneous regions with "low-low correlation." The internal difference in economic density is moderate, with an obvious trend of decrease year by year. Economic density shows a significant spatial positive correlation, with the expansion of the scope of areas exhibiting "high-high correlation." The differences in economic density between hotspots and sub-hotspots have decreased, but the economic density of cold spots has failed to keep up with the development of other regions. The difference in factor input density among the influencing factors explains most of the differences in economic density among different regions. The results from the R&D capital investment coefficient indicate that in recent years, the effect of investments in urban scientific and technological innovation factors has been more extensive and uniform among the regions under its jurisdiction, but the spatial spillover effect of innovation factors at both layers is not significantly positive. Apart from the city's location within the Greater Bay Area, the relative location of the jurisdictions within the city equally influences the economic development configuration of the Greater Bay Area. Although economic density in regions adjacent to cities outside the Greater Bay Area is notably lower than in other regions, their growth rate and production efficiency remain on par with other regions. T-test and model results underscore the rapid development of the areas encircling the bay. The coefficient of location dummy variables in areas adjacent to cities in the Greater Bay Area varies among cities. At a particular factor input density, some cities have higher output efficiency in areas contiguous to cities in the Greater Bay Area. This study uniquely adopts low-level city jurisdictions and high-level cities to shape a two-tiered hierarchical dataset with nested geographic units. This innovative approach fully leverages insights from distinct layers, delving into spatial interdependence and interplay across layers. This paper aims to explore the spatial pattern and influencing factors steering economic development in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. In doing so, it aims to identify problems and present pertinent policy recommendations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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11. Research on the Impact of Atmospheric Self-Purification Capacity on Environmental Pollution: Based on the Threshold Effect of Environmental Regulation.
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Zhou, Jingkun, Zhao, Xiao, and Yin, Ting
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POLLUTION ,ENVIRONMENTAL regulations ,AIR pollution ,ABSOLUTE value ,STATISTICS ,POLLUTION prevention - Abstract
In China, Hebei Province and Guangdong Province have many pollution-intensive industries; yet Hebei suffers more serious atmospheric or environmental pollution than Guangdong. To explain the phenomenon, this paper chooses the statistical data of 286 prefecture-level cities in the Chinese mainland from 2005 to 2018 and empirically tests the spatial effect and threshold characteristics of atmospheric self-purification capacity on environmental pollution by using the spatial autoregression model (SAR), spatial Durbin model (SDM), and panel threshold model. As evinced, the local atmospheric self-purification capacity has a significant inhibitory effect on environmental pollution, and the absolute value of the direct effect coefficient reaches 1.337. Simultaneously, atmospheric self-purification capacity has a threshold effect on environmental pollution. The threshold value of environmental regulation as a threshold variable is 11.6349. This means that when the level of environmental regulation proves higher than 11.6349, it attenuates the inhibitory effect of the atmospheric self-purification capacity on environmental pollution. As the heterogeneity research unveils, atmospheric self-purification capacities in various regions form a significant correlation with environmental pollution. This paper suggests that local governments should strengthen environmental regulation and construct an inter-regional joint prevention and control system for atmospheric-pollution governance to enhance the atmospheric self-purification capacity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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12. Research on Image Classification and Retrieval Using Deep Learning with Attention Mechanism on Diaspora Chinese Architectural Heritage in Jiangmen, China.
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Gao, Le, Wu, Yanqing, Yang, Tian, Zhang, Xin, Zeng, Zhiqiang, Chan, Chak Kwan Dickson, and Chen, Weihui
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CHINESE diaspora ,DEEP learning ,IMAGE retrieval ,IMAGE reconstruction ,CONVOLUTIONAL neural networks ,ARCHITECTURAL style - Abstract
The study of the architectural heritage of the Chinese diaspora has an important role and significance in China's historical and cultural background in the preservation of cultural data, the restoration of images, and in the analysis of human social and ideological conditions. The images from the architectural heritage of the Chinese diaspora usually include frescos, decorative patterns, chandelier base patterns, various architectural styles and other major types of architecture. Images of the architectural heritage of the Chinese diaspora in Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province, China are the research object of this study. A total of 5073 images of diaspora Chinese buildings in 64 villages and 16 towns were collected. In view of the fact that different types of image vary greatly in features while there are only small differences among the features of the same type of image, this study uses the depth learning method to design the Convolutional Neural Network Attention Retrieval Framework (CNNAR Framework). This approach can be divided into two stages. In the first stage, the transfer learning method is used to classify the image in question by transferring the trained parameters of the Paris500K datasets image source network to the target network for training, and thus the classified image is obtained. The advantage of this method is that it narrows the retrieval range of the target image. In the second stage, the fusion attention mechanism is used to extract the features of the images that have been classified, and the distance between similar images of the same type is reduced by loss of contrast. When we retrieve images, we can use the features extracted in the second stage to measure the similarities among them and return the retrieval results. The results show that the classification accuracy of the proposed method reaches 98.3% in the heritage image datasets of the JMI Chinese diaspora architectures. The mean Average Precision (mAP) of the proposed algorithm can reach 76.6%, which is better than several mainstream model algorithms. At the same time, the image results retrieved by the algorithm in this paper are very similar to those of the query image. In addition, the CNNAR retrieval framework proposed in this paper achieves accuracies of 71.8% and 72.5% on the public data sets Paris500K and Corel5K, respectively, which can be greatly generalized and can, therefore, also be effectively applied to other topics datasets. The JMI architectural heritage image database constructed in this study, which is rich in cultural connotations of diaspora Chinese homeland life, can provide strong and reliable data support for the follow-up study of the zeitgeist of the culture reflected in architecture and the integration of Chinese and Western aesthetics. At the same time, through the rapid identification, classification, and retrieval of precious architectural images stored in the database, similar target images can be retrieved reasonably and accurately; then, accurate techniques can be provided to restore old and damaged products of an architectural heritage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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13. Has China's carbon market stress released? Measurement and comparison of national and pilot carbon markets' stress.
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He, Lingyun, He, Huibin, Xia, Yufei, Chen, Ling, and Zhong, Zhangqi
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CARBON nanofibers ,GREENHOUSE gas mitigation ,CARBON ,FUNCTIONAL analysis ,EMISSIONS trading ,CARBON offsetting - Abstract
This paper constructs a novel stress measurement system of carbon market from the perspective of trading, emission reduction, and external shocks and simulates the stress indices of national and pilot carbon markets of China with the methods of functional data analysis and criteria importance through intercriteria correlation. It concludes that the overall carbon market stress is in the shape of "W" and still at a high level, with frequent fluctuations and an upward trend. In addition, the stress of Hubei, Beijing, and Shanghai carbon market fluctuates and rises, while the stress of Guangdong carbon market decreases. Moreover, carbon market stress mainly comes from trading and emission reduction. Furthermore, stress fluctuation of Guangdong and Beijing carbon market is more prone to "big waves," indicating that the two markets are sensitive to big events. Finally, the pilot carbon markets are divided into stress-driven and stress-release market and the type of which keeps change in different period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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14. A Study on Legal Regulation of Regional Economic Law from the Perspective of Biometric Technology.
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Huifang Wang
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BIOMETRY ,GREEN technology ,PROVINCES - Abstract
With the development of science and technology, the biometric market is developing rapidly. This paper analyzes the problems of the general rules of biometric technology, including the difficulty of information subjects participating in rule-making, the lack of provisions of general rules, and insufficient legal regulation. Drawing on the provisions of personal information related to biometrics in Europe and the United States and the protection of personal information related to biometrics in China, the paper suggests that biometric information protection should be improved and connected with the existing laws. The results show that the top three provinces in the number of cases based on biometric technology are Guangdong Province, Beijing Municipality and Jiangsu Province, with a total of 102 cases, accounting for 52.41% of the total number of cases, among which Guangdong Province tops the list with 75 cases in 10 years, far ahead of other provinces, indicating that the legal regulation of biometric technology is a pressing need. This paper explores a legal regulation path of biometric technology application economic law suitable for China's socio-economic development, intending to realize a healthy, safe, green digital society. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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15. Development of carbon finance in China based on the hybrid MCDM method.
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Wu, Shiyi and Niu, Rui
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MULTIPLE criteria decision making ,TOPSIS method ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,CITIES & towns ,LOCAL finance - Abstract
As development progresses over time and changes in the environment take place, carbon finance development has become a very interesting research topic for many scholars worldwide. This paper proposes a hybrid MCDM method that combines the distance solutions of the TOPSIS and VIKOR methods. The contribution of this paper combines TOPSIS and VIKOR, incorporating AISM models to obtain the development ranking of Chinese carbon finance pilot cities as related to the Chinese carbon finance development pilot provinces and cities. The conclusion notes that Guangdong and Beijing are the most preferred investment locations for carbon investors. In addition, technological innovation, financial sector development, and an active ETS market can effectively drive the level of local carbon finance. Additionally, the MCDM methodology in this paper provides new ideas in environmental and economic development assessment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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16. Rethinking language policy and planning in the Greater Bay Area of China: insights from translanguaging theory.
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Wen, Zhisheng, Han, Lili, Hu, Guangwei, and Teng, Mark Feng
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LANGUAGE policy ,LANGUAGE planning ,CLASSROOMS ,NATIVE language ,POLITICAL attitudes ,CHINESE language ,SECOND language acquisition ,LANGUAGE transfer (Language learning) - Abstract
This special issue sets out to revisit major bilingual and multilingual education policy and planning issues in key cities across the dynamic Greater Bay Area (GBA) of China (including Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau), as informed by the emerging insights from translanguaging theory (Li in Appl Linguist 39(1):9–30, 2018). Specifically, contributions are invited from the GBA and beyond to trace the milestone developments of relevant language policy and planning (LPP) initiatives featuring governmental policies on the language of instruction (e.g., English as Medium of Instruction, Chinese as Medium of Instruction) and the daily use of multiple linguistic resources or repertoires (e.g., language learner's L1 or mother tongue) in foreign/second language classrooms and/or in content-based classroom instruction. As such, major papers in the special issue not only set out to provide historical and analytical reviews of these related LPP issues across Hong Kong, Macau, and Guangdong Province but also reflect upon the language use and behaviors of the residents, showcasing their identity and attitudes and ideological stance toward the multiple languages that are being taught or used in daily life. Toward the end, we outline our research agendas for future endeavors in broader domains in the GBA and beyond through the translanguaging analytical tools. Overall, our position is that the GBA presents itself as an evolving, complex, and superdiverse zone of "Translanguaging Spaces" within which key LPP issues may need to be reconceptualized and implemented in such a way so as to fully reflect the dynamic and fluid multilingual, multicultural, and multisemiotic lived reality of the residents in this megapolis region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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17. Enhanced LSTM-based robotic agent for load forecasting in low-voltage distributed photovoltaic power distribution network.
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Xudong Zhang, Junlong Wang, Jun Wang, Hao Wang, and Lijun Lu
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POWER distribution networks ,DEEP learning ,RECURRENT neural networks ,SUPPORT vector machines ,FORECASTING ,ROBOTICS - Abstract
To ensure the safe operation and dispatching control of a low-voltage distributed photovoltaic (PV) power distribution network (PDN), the load forecasting problem of the PDN is studied in this study. Based on deep learning technology, this paper proposes a robot-assisted load forecasting method for low-voltage distributed photovoltaic power distribution networks using enhanced long short-term memory (LSTM). This method employs the frequency domain decomposition (FDD) to obtain boundary points and incorporates a dense layer following the LSTM layer to better extract data features. The LSTM is used to predict low-frequency and high-frequency components separately, enabling the model to precisely capture the voltage variation patterns across different frequency components, thereby achieving high-precision voltage prediction. By verifying the historical operation data set of a low-voltage distributed PV-PDN in Guangdong Province, experimental results demonstrate that the proposed “FDD+LSTM” model outperforms both recurrent neural network and support vector machine models in terms of prediction accuracy on both time scales of 1 h and 4 h. Precisely forecast the voltage in different seasons and time scales, which has a certain value in promoting the development of the PDN and related technology industry chain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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18. Tropical cyclone activities in the Western North Pacific in 2022.
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Xin Huang, Lina Bai, Zifeng Yu, Chan, Johnny C. L., Hui Yu, Jie Tang, Rong Guo, and Rijin Wan
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TROPICAL cyclones ,CLIMATOLOGY ,LANDFALL ,TROPICAL storms - Abstract
Based on the best-track dataset from the Shanghai Typhoon Institute/China Meteorological Administration, the paper provides a comprehensive summary and analysis of tropical cyclone (TC) activities in the Western North Pacific (WNP) and the South China Sea (SCS) for 2022. Using the historical climatology from 1951 to 2020, the anomalous conditions during 2022 in TC frequency, origin locations, tracks, intensity, and duration for the entire ocean basin as well as landfall events in China are examined. Results show that the overall TC frequency is slightly lower than normal, but the multiple TC events have a very high frequency of occurrence. Origin locations of TCs, which mark the starting points of their paths, show a large westward and northward deviation from climatology. Around 40% of the named TCs exhibit a shift in their direction of movement from westerly to easterly. Additionally, comparisons of the means, medians, upper and lower quartiles all indicate that the intensity of TCs in 2022 is generally lower than the climatology, with the duration of TCs at tropical storm intensity or above being shorter than usual. A notable observation is the fewer incidence of TC landfalls in China, but with a geographical concentration in Guangdong Province. These anomalous annual TC activities are influenced by related atmospheric and oceanic environmental conditions modulated by multi-scale climate variability. The findings provide useful information for enhancing disaster mitigation strategies in the Asia-Pacific region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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19. Research on Multi-network Integrated Train Control System for Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Urban Express Line.
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Qu Rui and Lei Bin
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BUILDING design & construction ,TRAFFIC safety ,AUTOMATIC train control ,CABLE-stayed bridges - Abstract
As the core system of rail transit to ensure traffic safety and improve transport efficiency, the train control system plays an important role in the design and implementation of multi-network integration. This paper focuses on analyzing the characteristics and differences of the mainstream train control systems from the aspects of construction objectives, system selection, technical routes and other aspects in combination with the construction needs of the multi-network integration of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area urban express line, and expounds the integration scheme and difficulties, so as to provide certain ideas and references for the selection and design of the follow-up train control systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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20. Urban Regeneration under National Land Use Control: Guangdong's "Three-Old" Redevelopment Programme.
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Liu, Zhi, Huang, Zhiji, Yin, Zihan, and Zhang, Lixin
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LAND use ,URBAN renewal ,REAL property sales & prices ,URBAN history ,WORLD history ,FACTORIES ,URBANIZATION - Abstract
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- 2024
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21. Can inconsistent media coverage increase hotel survival? The bright side of controversy.
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Yuan, Kai-Qi, Li, Hui, Liang, Sai, and Chen, Qian-Xia
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HOTEL management ,DIGITAL technology ,COGNITIVE dissonance ,HOTELS - Abstract
Purpose: The impact of a mixture of positive and negative media coverage on long-run hotel survival remains unknown. This paper aims to investigate how the mixed positive and negative media coverage, namely, inconsistent media coverage, influences long-run hotel survival. Design/methodology/approach: A yearly panel data set covering 792 news-reported hotels in Guangdong province of China, over the period 2010–2020, is analyzed using an inconsistency analysis framework consisting of text mining and survival analysis. The estimates of exponential models on the same observations and Cox estimates on alternative observations are used for robustness checks. Findings: The inconsistency calculation method proposed here can measure the controversy degree well. There exists a U-shaped relationship between inconsistency of media coverage and hotel longevity, and hotel survival is significantly reduced only when the degree of inconsistency is within the range of 17.8%–53.6%. The U-shaped relationship is moderated by negative hotel image and by online media coverage on hotel operation strategy topics. Practical implications: This study provides suggestions for hotel managers to use media coverage inconsistency to increase long-run hotel survival in the digital era. Originality/value: To the best of the authors' knowledge, this paper is one of the first to investigate long-run hotel survival factors from the perspective of media coverage inconsistency. It also proposes a method to calculate the degree of media coverage controversy, which helps to quantify the relationship between the degree of inconsistency and hotel survival. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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22. Prediction model and demonstration of regional agricultural carbon emissions based on Isomap–ACO–ET: a case study of Guangdong Province, China.
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Qi, Yanwei, Liu, Huailiang, and Zhao, Jianbo
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AGRICULTURAL technology ,CARBON emissions ,GREEN technology ,AGRICULTURE ,CARBON dioxide mitigation ,PREDICTION models ,ARTIFICIAL neural networks - Abstract
Scientific analysis of regional agricultural carbon emission prediction models and empirical studies are of great practical significance to the realization of low-carbon agriculture, which can help revitalize and build up ecological and beautiful countryside in China. This paper takes agriculture in Guangdong Province, China, as the research object, and uses the extended STIPAT model to construct an indicator system for the factors influencing agricultural carbon emissions in Guangdong. Based on this system, a combined Isomap–ACO–ET prediction model combing the isometric mapping algorithm (Isomap), ant colony algorithm (ACO) and extreme random tree algorithm (ET) was used to predict agriculture carbon emissions in Guangdong Province under five scenarios. Effective predictions can be made for agricultural carbon emissions in Guangdong Province, which are expected to fluctuate between 11,142,200 tons and 11,386,000 tons in 2030. And compared with other machine learning and neural network models, the Isomap–ACO–ET model has a better prediction performance with an MSE of 0.00018 and an accuracy of 98.7%. To develop low-carbon agriculture in Guangdong Province, we should improve farming methods, reduce the intensity of agrochemical application, strengthen the development and promotion of agricultural energy-saving and emission reduction technologies and low-carbon energy sources, reduce the intensity of carbon emissions from agricultural energy consumption, optimize the agricultural planting structure, and develop green agricultural products and agro-ecological tourism according to local conditions. This will promote the development of agriculture in Guangdong Province in a green and sustainable direction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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23. Carbon price prediction based on decomposition technique and extreme gradient boosting optimized by the grey wolf optimizer algorithm.
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Feng, Mengdan, Duan, Yonghui, Wang, Xiang, Zhang, Jingyi, and Ma, Lanlan
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CARBON pricing ,MACHINE learning ,GREY Wolf Optimizer algorithm ,CARBON nanofibers ,HILBERT-Huang transform ,GLOBAL warming ,CARBON emissions - Abstract
It is essential to predict carbon prices precisely in order to reduce CO
2 emissions and mitigate global warming. As a solution to the limitations of a single machine learning model that has insufficient forecasting capability in the carbon price prediction problem, a carbon price prediction model (GWO–XGBOOST–CEEMDAN) based on the combination of grey wolf optimizer (GWO), extreme gradient boosting (XGBOOST), and complete ensemble empirical mode decomposition with adaptive noise (CEEMDAN) is put forward in this paper. First, a random forest (RF) method is employed to screen the primary carbon price indicators and determine the main influencing factors. Second, the GWO–XGBOOST model is established, and the GWO algorithm is utilized to optimize the XGBOOST model parameters. Finally, the residual series of the GWO–XGBOOST model are decomposed and corrected using the CEEMDAN method to produce the GWO–XGBOOST–CEEMDAN model. Three carbon emission trading markets, Guangdong, Hubei, and Fujian, were experimentally predicted to verify the model's validity. Based on the experimental results, it has been demonstrated that the proposed hybrid model has enhanced prediction precision compared to the comparison model, providing an effective experimental method for the prediction of future carbon prices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
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24. Analysis on Economic Resilience of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area: A Perspective from the Economic Connection Network.
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QIN Chenglin and LIU Liling
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CITIES & towns ,ORGANIZATIONAL resilience ,GLOBAL Financial Crisis, 2008-2009 ,SMART cities ,ECONOMIC security ,CORPORATE headquarters ,ECONOMIC development ,ECONOMIC change - Abstract
In the face of an increasingly complex and unstable external development environment, enhancing economic resilience has become a key task in the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. This paper analyzes the changes in the economic resilience of the Guangdong-Hong Kong- Macao Greater Bay Area and its constituent cities after the 2008 global financial crisis by virtue of the regional economic resilience assessment method proposed by Martin et al. It constructs an economic connection network for the Guangdong-Hong Kong- Macao Greater Bay Area using the data from corporate headquarters and branches of A-share listed companies to analyze its impact on the economic resilience of the Area. The study reveals the three following conclusions. Firstly, the economic resilience of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area generally outperforms the national average level, seeing a rapid boost over the recent years and exceeding the level witnessed during the 2008 financial crisis. However, there are marked disparities in the economic resilience of various cities within the Greater Bay Area, with Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Dongguan emerging as the most robust in this regard. Secondly, the economic connection network has a positive impact on the economic resilience of the cities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. Specifically, there is a positive correlation between a city's economic resilience and its centrality in the economic connection network. Such centrality exerts a positive spillover effect on the economic resilience of surrounding cities. Thirdly, from the perspective of industry-specific networks, circulation and service industry networks are more conducive to improving the economic resilience of a city. Given the significant role of the economic connection network in shaping regional and urban economic resilience, it is imperative for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area to prioritize ensuring economic development security and enhancing economic resilience, promote the development of the economic connection network, and enhance the network centrality of its constituent cities. This can improve the economic resilience of itself and its constituent cities in an effective manner. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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25. Theory and Promotion Strategy of Integrated Development for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
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FU Zhengping
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INTERNATIONAL economic integration ,CITIES & towns ,CAREER development - Abstract
The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area comprises a regional economy encompassing nine cities located in the Pearl River Delta region, in addition to the two special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macao. The process of regional economic integration within the Guangdong-Hong Kong- Macao Greater Bay Area traces its origins back to the commencement of China's reform and opening up policies in 1978. It evolves from an initially spontaneous collaborative model, where front-end commercial activities are paired with rear-end manufacturing facilities, to a deliberate form of collaboration underpinned by institutional interventions. This paper examines the fundamental characteristics of the regional economic integration within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. It specifically delves into an extensive analysis of the construction and development of this area. The discussion encompasses four significant theoretical and practical facets that shape the progress of the Greater Bay Area's construction. These aspects include the synchronization of market integration within the Greater Bay Area, the harmonization of institutional frameworks, the convergence of the eastern and western sections of the Pearl River Estuary, and the amalgamation of regional innovations. Furthermore, the paper engages in an exploration of strategies designed to propel the advancement of the Greater Bay Area's development. These strategies encompass collaborative initiatives, such as the joint development of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong adjacent region, the cooperative advancement of Hengqin Island by Zhuhai and Macao, the approach to integrating adjacent areas, and the interlock strategy aiming to connect the two pivotal urban centers of Guangzhou and Shenzhen. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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26. Research on the Integrated Development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area: Current Situation, Problems, and Countermeasures.
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SHAN Jingjing and ZHANG Zhuoqun
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ECONOMIC conditions in China ,REVERSE logistics ,ZONING ,REGIONAL development ,BELT & Road Initiative ,TRAFFIC circles ,RESEARCH & development - Abstract
The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (the Greater Bay Area, the GBA) aims to facilitate in-depth cooperation among the Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao regions to create a world-class bay area-based urban agglomeration. This endeavor seeks to guide China's economy toward high-quality development and comprehensive opening-up. This paper examines the challenges and obstacles faced by Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao regarding regional coordinated development, thus putting forward the following standpoints. It proposes enhancing infrastructure interconnectivity to establish the GBA 1-hour Express Traffic Circle, thereby driving the construction of a world-class international shipping and logistics hub. Furthermore, the paper advocates for establishing an industrial collaborative development system in the GBA, jointly creating a pilot zone for industrial transformation and upgrading, and further advancing market integration. Creating an international innovation corridor and innovation center for science and technology (S&T) industry is also essential. This initiative would center around critical sectors, improving S&T innovation chain, and building a talent cooperation demonstration zone. The paper also emphasizes the establishment of a transport and logistics hub for the Belt and Road Initiative, along with the joint development of a cultural, economic, and trade exchange platform under the "Belt and Road" framework. Leveraging the comparative advantages of the three regions, the paper underscores the importance of innovative collaboration models, fostering a mutually beneficial and complementary mechanism for synergistic development. These approaches aim to realize the integrated and innovative development of the GBA. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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27. Marketing Strategy of Island Tourism Development under Coronavirus Epidemic case study of Nan'ao Island in China.
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Shanli Zhang and Chuanchen Bi
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COVID-19 pandemic ,TOURISM marketing ,ECONOMIC development ,DOMESTIC tourism ,MARKETING strategy - Abstract
Affected by the new coronavirus pneumonia from the year 2019 to 2022, the economic development of the tourism industry was bleak. According to data released by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, domestic tourism revenue in 2019 was 5.73 trillion yuan. In 2020, under the impact of the epidemic, the domestic tourism market has entered a low stage, with annual domestic tourism revenue of 2.23 trillion yuan, down 61.07 % year-on-year. Judging from the situation of people's travel in recent years, the development of tourism is growing. Under the epidemic, the tourism industry was pressed the pause button and the expected recovery is full of uncertainty. The epidemic has brought great challenges to the tourism industry, but it is not impossible to break through. This will be a good time for transformation and upgrading. If the tourism industry wants to make more stable and better pace of development, more intelligent information construction services need to be created into it in order to achieve breakthrough and develop characteristic products. In the era of marine economy in the 21st century, island tourism is an important part of the marine industry group. It is favored because it gives tourists a psychological feeling of staying away from the hustle and bustle of the city and returning to nature completely. The island has become a popular attraction in the world. In view of this, it is of great significance to summarize the research on island tourism. Taking Nan'ao Island in Guangdong as an example, this paper analyzes the existing problems of island tourism and formulates corresponding marketing strategies, aiming at improving its competitiveness in the travel industry and forming differentiated competitive advantages. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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28. Do carbon emission trading scheme policies induce green technology innovation? New evidence from provincial green patents in China.
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Fu, Lina, Yi, Yang, Wu, Ting, Cheng, Ruiwen, and Zhang, Zuoming
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CARBON emissions ,EMISSIONS trading ,GREEN technology ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations ,ENVIRONMENTAL justice ,COMMERCIAL policy ,ENVIRONMENTAL policy - Abstract
Carbon emission trading scheme (ETS) policy is a quota-based market-motivated environmental regulation policy that by transforming environmental responsibility of enterprises into self-consciousness behavior induces green innovation behavior in enterprises and influences the level of regional green innovation. Based on panel data on green patents in 30 Chinese provinces from 2010 to 2019, the paper uses six Chinese pilot provinces for ETS as the treatment group to investigate the induced effects of Chinese ETS policy on the quantity and quality of green technology innovation using difference in difference model and analyzes the effects of Chinese ETS policy on green technology innovation in different pilot regions using a synthetic control method. The findings indicate that (1) compared with non-pilot areas, the carbon emission trading policies in pilot areas can induce green technology innovation activities. (2) In all pilot regions, ETS policies significantly promoted the quantity and quality of green technology innovation, but the quantity promotion effect was significantly better than the quality promotion effect, and the low-quality promotion effect was better than the high-quality promotion effect. (3) In terms of individual pilot region, ETS policies in Guangdong, Hubei and Tianjin significantly promoted the quantity of green technology innovation and low-quality green technology innovation, but significantly inhibited or suppressed high-quality green technology innovation in a short term. This paper not only enriches the research on environmental equity trading policies and green technology innovation theoretically, but also provides empirical evidence for the effectiveness of carbon emission trading schemes pilots program in China. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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29. Dredged Clay Treatment Consolidation Theory by Air-Booster Vacuum Preloading.
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Liu, Jingjin, Luo, Xuesi, Lei, Huayang, Zheng, Gang, Luo, Haopeng, and Jin, Yawei
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VERTICAL drains ,SETTLEMENT of structures ,CLAY ,RECLAMATION of land ,MECHANICAL models ,SOIL permeability ,PERMEABILITY - Abstract
Air-booster vacuum preloading (AVP) without sand blanket and surcharge vacuum preloading (SVP) methods were used to treat two adjacent areas in a foundation reinforcement project on Donghai Island, Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province, China. In this study, engineering characteristics of the AVP foundation were obtained through analyzing monitoring data. Results showed that the AVP method obtained superior foundation consolidation results compared to SVP method. This study proposed a new simplified mechanical model for AVP, with a single PVD (prefabricated vertical drain) centered and the air-booster pipes symmetrically distributed around the PVD, applied equivalent air-booster pressure to the drainage boundary. Furthermore, this study established a mathematical analytical model for predicting consolidation settlement based on the proposed simplified model. By comparing the theoretical settlement value with the measured value, this paper verifies the rationality of the analytical solution. Finally, this study analyzed the effects of well resistance, smearing effect, compression index, and permeability index ratio on consolidation characteristics. Land reclamation projects will generate a large amount of dredged ultrasoft soil foundation. The AVP method can achieve superior foundation treatment effects by injecting gas into soil mass through air-booster pipes. The results of this case study demonstrate that the AVP method has substantial advantages compared to the conventional vacuum preloading method. The AVP method can increase foundation settlement, shorten the time for foundation treatment construction, and improve the foundation reinforcement effect. In addition, the AVP method can alleviate PVD clogging and maintain soil permeability, while simultaneously avoiding the excessive use of dredging sand. Therefore, the AVP method can lead to potential economic benefits and protect the natural environment, and it is a method worth considering. Moreover, the mathematical model for predicting consolidation settlement of the AVP method was proposed based on new mechanical assumptions, which can be applied as a reference for settlement prediction in relevant engineering, and the rationality has been verified through comparison with measured settlement results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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30. Spatial Distribution and Differentiation Analysis of Coastal Aquaculture in China Based on Remote Sensing Monitoring.
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Meng, Dan, Yang, Xiaomei, Wang, Zhihua, Liu, Yueming, Zhang, Junyao, Liu, Xiaoliang, and Liu, Bin
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INTEGRATED coastal zone management ,REMOTE sensing ,AQUACULTURE ,MARICULTURE ,COASTS ,SUSTAINABLE development ,COASTAL development - Abstract
Multiple datasets related to pond and marine aquaculture have been published using diverse remote sensing technologies, yet a comprehensive dataset detailing spatial distribution on both land and sea sides is lacking. Firstly, a meticulous comparison of datasets which we selected related to aquaculture ponds and marine, ensuring consistency in trends. Subsequently, the datasets published by our team were edited and integrated to illustrate aquaculture activities on both sides of China's coastal zone. Finally, a spatial differentiation of coastal aquaculture in major provinces was analyzed. This analysis also utilizes the types of coastline and statistical data, guiding coordinated resource management efforts. The results unveil a distinctive spatial distribution pattern, concentrating aquaculture in the northern regions—Bohai Sea, Jiangsu, Fujian, and Pearl River coasts in Guangdong. The provinces rich in aquaculture resources, such as Shandong, Guangdong, and Liaoning, exhibit extensive coastlines. However, remote sensing monitoring suggests an underestimation of Liaoning's marine aquaculture compared to statistical yearbook data. Furthermore, southern provinces like Guangdong and Fujian exhibit significantly higher aquaculture output than Liaoning. Zhejiang leads in fishing output. The paper outlines the future development direction of coastal aquaculture, emphasizing a strategic, integrated land–sea approach for sustainable development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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31. Multi-Scenario Simulation of Land System Change in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area Based on a Cellular Automata–Markov Model.
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Yang, Chao, Zhai, Han, Fu, Meijuan, Zheng, Que, and Fan, Dasheng
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LAND management ,LAND cover ,SIMULATION methods & models ,LAND use ,URBAN growth - Abstract
As one of the four major bay areas in the world, the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) is a highly integrated mega urban agglomeration and its unparalleled urbanization has induced prominent land contradictions between humans and nature, which hinders its sustainability and has become the primary concern in this region. In this paper, we probed the historical characteristics of land use and land cover change (LUCC) in the GBA from 2005 to 2015, and forecasted its future land use pattern for 2030, 2050, and 2070, using a cellular automata–Markov (CA–Markov) model, under three typical tailored scenarios, i.e., urban development (UD), cropland protection (CP), and ecology security (ES), for land use optimization. The major findings are as follows: (1) The encroachments of build-up land on the other land uses under rapid urbanization accounted for the leading forces of LUCCs in the past decade. Accordingly, the urban sprawl was up to 1441.73 km
2 (23.47%), with cropland, forest land, and water areas reduced by 570.77 km2 (4.38%), 526.05 km2 (1.76%), and 429.89 km2 (10.88%), respectively. (2) Based on the validated CA–Markov model, significant differences are found in future land use patterns under multiple scenarios, with the discrepancy magnified over time and driven by different orientations. (3) Through comprehensive comparisons and tradeoffs, the ES scenario mode seems optimal for the GBA in the next decades, which optimizes the balance between socio-economic development and ecological protection. These results serve as an early warning for future land problems and can be applied to land use management and policy formulation to promote the sustainable development of the GBA. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2024
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32. Low-voltage characteristic voltage based fault distance estimation method of distribution network.
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Huang, Chongbin, He, Haipeng, Wang, Ying, Miao, Rixian, Ke, Zhouzhi, Chen, Kai, Li, Haibo, and Ding, Can
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ELECTRIC fault location ,FAULT location (Engineering) ,ELECTRIC potential ,VOLTAGE ,HIGH voltages ,ELECTRIC potential measurement - Abstract
The traditional medium-voltage distribution network fault location method uses mainly the voltage and current measurements of the medium-voltage side, which results in problems such as high installation costs at the measuring points and complicated postoperation and maintenance work. Therefore, a fault location idea based on the distributed measurement of low-voltage side voltage is proposed in this paper. First, the characteristic voltage is adaptively selected according to the fault type. Second, the suspected fault section is determined by comparing the characteristic voltage amplitude of each measuring point. Third, the fault section is located using the section unit characteristic voltage drop defined for each suspected fault section. Finally, fault distance estimation is achieved based on the voltage difference matrix and characteristic voltage analysis. This method achieves accurate fault distance identification based on the distribution difference of the characteristic voltage of the low-voltage side under the fault state. This work provides a new economical and practical idea for determining the fault locations of distribution networks. The effectiveness of this method is evaluated by considering a 10 kV distribution network in Guangdong Province built in PSCAD/EMTDC. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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33. Spatial–temporal variation and temperature effect of urbanization in Guangdong Province from 1951 to 2018.
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Zhong, Runfei, Song, Song, Zhang, Jianxin, and Ye, Ziqiang
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TEMPERATURE effect ,URBAN density ,URBANIZATION ,METEOROLOGICAL stations ,MATHEMATICAL statistics ,ANIMAL population density - Abstract
In this paper, we focus on Guangdong province, which is a frontier area of Reform and Opening up, and analyze the variation of urban and rural temperature to detect the urbanization warming effect from 1951 to 2018, based on the daily temperature data of 85 weather stations. We classified the metrological stations into urban and rural stations according to the urbanization population size, population density and urban built-up area data. The combined methodology of mathematical statistics, trend analysis, urban/rural station comparison and spatial analysis was adopted to reveal the urbanization warming and its spatial–temporal heterogeneity. The results show that the warming process in Guangdong Province is very complex and has high temporal and spatial heterogeneity. From 1951 to 2018, the average temperature in the coldest month in Guangdong Province increased with the fastest (0.27 °C/10a) rate, and the annual average temperature increased slightly faster than the average temperature in the warmest month (0.15 °C/10a vs. 0.12 °C/10a). The comparative study on the temperature of urban and rural stations shows that the temperature increase rate of urban stations is faster than that of rural stations (0.30 °C/10a vs. 0.23 °C/10a), especially the average temperature in the coldest month, which is most significantly driven by urbanization, and the contribution rate of urbanization is about 24.09% in general. Affected by the background climate and the stages of urbanization, the warming effect of urbanization fluctuates obviously in different periods. Stronger urbanization effect can be witnessed during 1980–2000, when the urbanization developed into mid-level with highest rate. The spatial differentiation of urbanization warming effect is prominent. The temperature of urban stations in Eastern Guangdong increases most rapidly. The urbanization contribution rates to the coldest month average, annual average and the warmest month average temperature reach 33.86%, 25.70% and 17.64%, respectively, which are around 1.69, 1.50 and 1.19 times that of the Pearl River Delta. The average temperature of the warmest month in Western Guangdong shows a weak cooling effect. Multi-faceted, multi-level regulation of sustainable urbanization is the key to mitigating the warming caused by urbanization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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34. A new cave-dweller spider of the genus KirinuaLi & Lin, 2021 (Araneae: Symphytognathidae) from Guangdong, China.
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He, Ai-Lan, Liu, Fu-Meng, Zhu, Jin-Heng, and Guo, Jing
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SPIDERS ,JUMPING spiders ,LIMESTONE ,SPECIES - Abstract
The genus KirinuaLi & Lin, 2021 belonging to the family Symphytognathidae was established based on the type species, Kirinua maguaiLi & Lin, 2021. A total of three cavedwelling Kirinua species were recorded from Guangxi, China. In this paper, another new troglobitic spider species from the limestone Jinlong Cave in southern China is described under the name Kirinua jinlong sp. nov. Detailed descriptions, illustrations, and diagnosis are given to this new species, as well as a distribution map for all known species of the genus Kirinua. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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35. Regional economic forecast using Elman neural networks with wavelet function.
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Liang, Huade, Zeng, Huilin, and Dong, Xiaojuan
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ECONOMIC forecasting ,REGIONAL development ,ECONOMIC indicators ,GROSS domestic product ,EDUCATIONAL finance ,INVESTMENT education - Abstract
Recently, the economy in Guangdong province has ranked first in the country, maintaining a good growth momentum. The prediction of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for Guangdong province is an important issue. Through predicting the GDP, it is possible to analyze whether the economy in Guangdong province can maintain high-quality growth. Hence, to accurately forecast the economy in Guangdong, this paper proposed an Elman neural network combining with wavelet function. The wavelet function not only stimulates the forecast ability of Elman neural network, but also improves the convergence speed of Elman neural network. Experimental results indicate that our model has good forecast ability of regional economy, and the forecast accuracy reach 0.971. In terms of forecast precision and errors, our model defeats the competitors. Moreover, our model gains advanced forecast results to both individual economic indicator and multiple economic indicators. This means that our model is independently of specific scenarios in regional economic forecast. We also find that the investment in education has a major positive impact on regional economic development in Guangdong province, and the both surges positive correlation. Experimental results also show that our model does not exhibit exponential training time with the augmenting of data volume. Consequently, we propose that our model is suitable for the prediction of large-scale datasets. Additionally, we demonstrate that using wavelet function gains more profits than using complex network architectures in forecast accuracy and training cost. Moreover, using wavelet function can simplify the designs of complexity network architectures, reducing the training parameter of neural networks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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36. Multi‐Platform Observations of Severe Typhoon Koinu.
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He, J. Y., Chan, P. W., Choy, C. W., Cheung, P., Chan, Y. W., Lam, C. C., He, Y. H., Rong, P., Su, H., and Li, Z. M.
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TYPHOONS ,TROPICAL cyclones ,RADAR meteorology ,SYNTHETIC aperture radar ,NUMERICAL weather forecasting ,METEOROLOGICAL observations ,TERRITORIAL waters - Abstract
Severe Typhoon Koinu passed south of Hong Kong on 8 and 9 October 2023, triggering the issuance of the Increasing Gale or Storm Signal No. 9, the second highest tropical cyclone (TC) warning signal in Hong Kong. Koinu was a difficult case for TC warning service due to its compact size and rather erratic movement over the coastal waters of Guangdong. To monitor Koinu's movement and wind structure, the Hong Kong Observatory utilized various observational platforms, including meteorological aircraft, ocean radar, and synthetic aperture radar on polar orbiting satellites. The paper presents major observations derived from these measurements. The aircraft probe and dropsonde data suggested boundary layer inflow, warm core structure, eyewall updraft, and high turbulence in the eyewall of the typhoon. The weather radar observations indicated the occurrence of a waterspout in the vicinity of the typhoon. Additionally, the study highlights the forecasting performance of the AI‐based Pangu‐Weather model, which could outperform the conventional global numerical weather prediction models in forecasting TC track in the region. The documentation of these observations aims to provide valuable references for weather forecasters and stimulate further research on forecasting this type of tropical cyclone. Key Points: Observations from meteorological aircraft, ocean radar, and synthetic aperture radar show the structure of Severe Typhoon KoinuWeather radar observations suggest the occurrence of a waterspout in the vicinity of KoinuAI‐based Pangu‐Weather model could outperform the conventional global numerical weather prediction models in forecasting Koinu's track [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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37. Prediction of Prospecting Target Based on ResNet Convolutional Neural Network.
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Gao, Le, Huang, Yongjie, Zhang, Xin, Liu, Qiyuan, and Chen, Zequn
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DEEP learning ,CONVOLUTIONAL neural networks ,ARTIFICIAL neural networks ,PROSPECTING ,ORE deposits ,MINES & mineral resources ,EARTH sciences ,ARTIFICIAL intelligence - Abstract
In recent years, with the development of geological prospecting from shallow ore to deep and hidden ore, the difficulty of prospecting is increasing day by day, so the application of computer technology and new methods of geological and mineral exploration is paid more and more attention. The mining and prediction of geological prospecting information based on deep learning have become the frontier field of earth science. However, as a deep artificial intelligence algorithm, deep learning still has many problems to be solved in the big data mining and prediction of geological prospecting, such as the small number of training samples of geological and mineral images, the difficulty of building deep learning network models, and the universal applicability of deep learning models. In this paper, the training samples and convolutional neural network models suitable for geochemical element data mining are constructed to solve the above problems, and the model is successfully applied to the prediction research of gold, silver, lead and zinc polymetallic metallogenic areas in South China. Taking the Pangxidong research area in the west of Guangdong Province as an example, this paper carries out prospecting target prediction research based on a 1:50000 stream sediment survey original data. Firstly, the support vector machine (SVM) model and statistical method were used to determine the ore-related geochemical element assemblage. Secondly, the experimental data of geochemical elements were augmented and a dataset was established. Finally, ResNet-50 neural network model is used for data training and prediction research. The experimental results show that the areas numbered 9, 29, 38, 40, 95, 111, 114, 124, 144 have great metallogenic potential, and this method would be a promising tool for metallogenic prediction. By applying the ResNet-50 neural network in metallogenic prediction, it can provide a new idea for the future exploration of mineral resources. In order to verify the generality of the research method in this paper, we conducted experimental tests on the geochemical dataset of B area, another deposit research area in South China. The results show that 100% of the prediction area obtained by using the proposed method covers the known ore deposit area. This model also provides method support for further delineating the prospecting target area in study area B. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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38. The impact of agricultural insurance on farmers' income: Guangdong Province (China) as an example.
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Bhuiyan, Miraj Ahmed, Davit, Mkhitaryan, XinBin, Zeng, and Zurong, Zhang
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AGRICULTURAL insurance ,AGRICULTURAL development ,FARMERS ,SYSTEMS design ,PROVINCES - Abstract
This paper aims to test whether agricultural insurance significantly impacts farmers' income increase or not. We have used the ordinary least squares method (OLS), panel fixed effects, and system generalized moment estimation (GMM) for the test. The results show that the increase in agricultural insurance density and the increase in agricultural insurance per capita compensation positively impact farmers' income growth significantly. Agricultural insurance density and per capita compensation are the indicators used in this article to measure agricultural insurance development. Therefore, it can be considered that the development of agricultural insurance in Guangdong Province (China) can effectively increase the income level of farmers. Based on the results of theoretical and empirical analysis, combined with the current situation of agricultural insurance development in Guangdong Province, this paper finally puts forward relevant countermeasures and suggestions. It provides some ideas for giving full play to the role of agricultural insurance in promoting farmers' income from the perspectives of pertinent system design, subsidy methods, insurance innovation, service level, and publicity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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39. 模仿与创新:关系嵌入影响下乡村旅游地创业模式选择研究.
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王心蕊, 赖清清, and 黄雅妮
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RURAL tourism ,BUSINESSPEOPLE ,TOURIST attractions ,RURAL development ,RISK aversion ,INFORMATION resources - Abstract
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40. Spatio-temporal evolution and influencing factors of China's ICT service industry.
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Chen, Weixuan, Zhang, Shiwei, Kong, Dezhou, Zou, Tong, Zhang, Yuxi, and Cheshmehzangi, Ali
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SPATIOTEMPORAL processes ,CUSTOMER services ,SERVICE industries ,INDUSTRIALIZATION ,SPATIO-temporal variation ,CITIES & towns - Abstract
The ICT service industry has become a burgeoning industry at a high and stable speed. Their equitable distribution can improve national and global positive peace. This paper aimed to verify the characteristics of spatio-temporal evolution and its influencing factors in the ICT service industry. Based on the data from 31 Provinces in China from 2015 to 2019, this paper uses location quotient, spatial autocorrelation methods and spatial econometric analysis to explore the development characteristics, evolution and influencing factors of the ICT service industry, respectively. The main results are shown as follows: (1) China's ICT service industry is mainly concentrated in Beijing, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Tibet, and Guangdong, with a trend of specialisation development. They are not only distributed in cities with relatively superior overall development but also those with superior industrial and development carrier elements. Technological relevance, aggregation, and political difference might have an impact on promoting the emergence and development of these industries. (2) ICT service industry is characterised by stable and highly concentrated development. Numbers between three to five significant provinces and types with high-high (HH) and high-low (HL) clusters of local spatio-temporal association kept stable in the period. The HH was in eastern coastal areas, including Zhejiang, Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Shandong, and the HL was in Guangdong in 2015. There is a definite spatial correlation in spatial distribution with constant strengthening. (3) TUR, NDN, MIAT and the area were shown to have a significant role in promoting the ICT service industry, while NW, GDP and ICT Employment were shown to have a significant negative impact on this industry. Correspondingly, two strategies were put forward here: (1) accelerating the inter-provincial networking development of the ICT service industry, and (2) strengthening government policy guidance for the ICT service industry. These outcomes can not only provide a scientific basis and theoretical support for the distribution of strategies and resources for these industries at the theoretical level but also improve resource integration from the national perspective and the efficiency of resource use at the practical level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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41. Innovation platforms as a tool for anchoring non-local knowledge: smart specialisation strategies in Guangdong, China.
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Conlé, Marcus, ten Brink, Tobias, and Zhao, Wei
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REGIONAL development ,DIVERSIFICATION in industry ,INDUSTRIAL capacity ,INDUSTRIALIZATION ,LOCAL knowledge ,TECHNOLOGICAL innovations - Abstract
Innovation platforms can be useful for promoting the diversification of regional industrial paths. Until recently, the literature had depicted such platforms primarily as a tool for enabling local knowledge recombination – and not for anchoring non-local knowledge. In many regions, however, 'smart specialisation strategies' for modernising and transforming industrial structures are difficult to implement without transplantation of non-local knowledge. This paper explores innovation platforms as a tool for anchoring non-local knowledge. We elaborate on recent Chinese experiences by studying diversification-oriented regional innovation policy in Guangdong province. We employ an embedded single-case study design, involving a regionally typical diversification strategy, which we substantiate by tracing platform development with two non-local actors, a university and a technology firm. The paper reveals that non-local actors can play an important role in unlocking regional industrial development potential, especially if platforms enable these actors to relate to local industry by performing desired intermediary functions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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42. Large-scale cultural heritage conservation and utilization based on cultural ecology corridors: a case study of the Dongjiang-Hanjiang River Basin in Guangdong, China.
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Sun, Ying, Wang, Yushun, Liu, Lulu, Wei, Zhiwei, Li, Jialiang, and Cheng, Xi
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CULTURAL ecology ,CORRIDORS (Ecology) ,CULTURAL property ,WATERSHEDS ,HISTORIC sites ,ECOLOGICAL modernization ,CULTURAL landscapes - Abstract
In the field of world heritage conservation, there has been broad consensus on carrying out heritage conservation research on the basis of spatial integration and interregional and international cooperation. However, there are still many deficiencies in the integration of culture with the environment, regional economic and social development, and the regional, holistic and multimodal conservation and utilization of cultural heritage sites. In China, the Dongjiang-Hanjiang River Basin is a representative area of substantial cultural and ecological value for both Guangdong Province and the whole country. This paper uses the morphological spatial pattern analysis and the minimum cumulative resistance model to integrate cultural ecology sources and establish a cross-regional and large-scale cultural ecology network system that includes 1 main corridor, 22 important corridors and 17 secondary corridors. In addition, based on identified cultural landscape nodes and cultural ecology services, the economy of the cultural ecology corridor could be developed with large-scale co-construction, co-governance and shared working mechanisms to overcome administrative limits and realize the conservation and utilization of multimodal and large-scale heritage sites. This approach has strong theoretical and practical significance for innovative methods in cultural ecology research, as well as for new content in the research of Lingnan culture, ecosystem restoration, and the economic and social development of towns and villages. This article supplements unilateral studies of regional culture and ecology and demonstrates an in-depth application of cultural ecology theory. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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43. The Spatial-Temporal Matching Characteristics of Water Resources and Socio-Economic Development Factors: A Case Study of Guangdong Province.
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Song, Song, Fang, Lehui, Yang, Jinxin, Zhou, Rui, Bai, Gale, and Qiu, Yuqi
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WATER resources development ,WATER management ,WATER supply ,SOCIOECONOMIC factors ,GINI coefficient ,WATER consumption - Abstract
The spatial-temporal mismatch of water resources and socio-economic development in rapidly urbanized regions has been the focus of water resource management, and is one of the main limitations to sustainable development goals (SDGs). Guangdong Province is represented by a highly developed economy and society, and has been undergoing disproportionately rapid population growth during the past two decades. The uneven distribution and spatial mismatch of water resources have aggravated the contradictions between water supply demand. In this paper, we evaluate the matching degree of water resources and social economic elements, detect the spatial-temporal changing pattern of the matching degree, and reveal the changing mechanism using the combined methods of the Thiel index, the space–time Gini coefficient, and the Lorenz curve. The results show that (1) the temporal matching is relatively balanced and reasonable, while the spatial mismatch is prominent and deteriorating constantly, especially the connection between the amount of water and GDP; (2) the water volume pressure is mainly concentrated in the Peral River Delta and eastern and western Guangdong, while water consumption stress is relatively lower in northeastern Guangdong; and (3) the water volume inequality is dominated by an intercity difference and is primarily caused by regional differences. Based on the results, policy implications, such as the implementation of integrated water resource management plans, investment in the development of alternative water sources, as well as enhanced public education and the establishment of a water saving society, have been provided to alleviate the mismatch issue between water elements and socio-economic parameters, and to push the realization of water-related SDGs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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44. Evaluation and Revision of Synthetic Unit Hydrograph of Guangdong under the Background of Urbanization.
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MA Xu-min, LIN Kai-rong, GUO Wei-jian, GUO Jing, and CHEN Gang
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RAINSTORMS ,RANK correlation (Statistics) ,LEAST squares ,LATIN hypercube sampling ,METROPOLITAN areas ,URBAN growth - Abstract
As a unit hydrograph method widely used in engineering practice, the synthetic unit hydrograph of Guangdong is obtained from the analysis and synthesis of rain and flood data before 1983, which reflects the production-confluence relationship before urbanization in Guangdong Province. However, there are few studies on the evaluation and modification of its applicability in urbanized areas. Taking Jing-tian Watershed of Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province as an example, based on the rainstorm and flood records of Jingtian Hydrology Station from 2011 to 2019, this paper evaluates the applicability of the comprehensive unit line in Guangdong Province by using evaluation indexes such as Nash efficiency coefficient, identification index and correlation coefficient, and conducts a sensitivity analysis of important parameters by Spearman rank correlation coefficient method. Based on Latin hypercube sampling method and constrained least square method, the comprehensive unit line method of Guangdong Province is modified. The results show that the Jingtian Basin has experienced rapid urban expansion since the 1980s, and the proportion of impervious surface has exceeded 90%. The comprehensive unit line method in Guangdong Province has obvious shortcomings in describing the storm-flood process in this basin. The two schemes proposed in this paper can improve the simulation effect of the model by determining important parameters and modifying the unit line. Among them, the cross-validation parameter optimization method based on grid search and the unit line correction method based on constrained least square method proposed for small samples show a good simulation performance, and the indexes such as Nash efficiency coefficient, identification index and correlation coefficient are significantly improved, which better reflects the characteristics of production and convergence in Jingtian Basin. Compared with the recommended unit line of the integrated unit line method in Guangdong Province, the modified unit hydrograph method shows the characteristics of larger peak discharge, earlier peak time and smaller total duration, which is more in line with the law of production and confluence of urbanization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
45. ClimaMeter: Contextualising Extreme Weather in a Changing Climate.
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Faranda, Davide, Messori, Gabriele, Coppola, Erika, Alberti, Tommaso, Vrac, Mathieu, Pons, Flavio, Yiou, Pascal, Lu, Marion Saint, Hisi, Andreia N. S., Brockmann, Patrick, Dafis, Stavros, and Vautard, Robert
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EXTREME weather ,WEATHER & climate change ,WINDSTORMS ,HEAT waves (Meteorology) ,CLIMATE change ,WINTER storms - Abstract
Climate change is a global challenge with multiple far-reaching consequences, including the intensification and increased frequency of many extreme weather events. In response to this pressing issue, we present ClimaMeter, a platform designed to assess and contextualise extreme weather events relative to climate change. The platform offers near real-time insights into the dynamics of extreme events, serving as a resource for researchers, policymakers, and being a science dissemination tool for the general public. ClimaMeter currently analyses heatwaves, cold spells, heavy precipitation and windstorms. This paper elucidates the methodology, data sources, and analytical techniques on which ClimaMeter relies, providing a comprehensive overview of its scientific foundation. To illustrate Climameter, we provide four examples, the December 2022 North American Winter Storm, the August 2023 Guangdong – Hong Kong Flood, the late 2023 French Heatwave and the July 2023 windstorm Poly. They underscore the role of ClimaMeter in fostering a deeper understanding of the complex interactions between climate change and extreme weather, with the hope of ultimately contributing to informed decision-making and climate resilience. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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46. Tourism Driver Mechanisms of Metropolitan Area Development: Evidence from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Marco Greater Bay Area.
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Wang, Lulu and Yu, Hu
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URBAN tourism ,CIRCLE ,URBAN growth ,CITIES & towns ,METROPOLITAN areas ,TOURISM impact ,TOURISM - Abstract
The combined effect of tourism economic growth has presented an important catalytic and driving role in modern urban development, especially in China's urban regeneration and industrial restructuring. The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) is a new attempt by China's government to comprehensively promote a new pattern of economic opening for metropolitan areas, and tourism development has assumed the role of a window to showcase the quality of the GBA's cities to the world. How to promote the coordinated development of tourism and cities is particularly important in shaping new industries and enhancing the quality of urban development in the GBA. This paper constructs an evaluation index system and uses the improved entropy-weighted Topsis model to calculate the Coordinated Level between Tourism and Urban Development (TUDCL) and applies it to analyze the impact of tourism on promoting urban development in the GBA. The study finds that the TUDCL changes steadily from 2000 to 2019 and currently remains at a medium level, with large differences between cities of different levels, and that there is more room to improve the TUDCL of peripheral cities in the GBA such as Huizhou, Jiangmen, and Zhaoqing. When the tourism industry grows to a certain size, it can in turn lead to the synergistic growth of other industries in the city. Different cities need to formulate appropriate optimization policies according to their own industry type, tourism resource endowment, economic openness, and location conditions. This study proposes a scientific and effective evaluation index system to identify the level of coordination between tourism and urban development in the GBA and distils the contribution of different factors and the time sequence of their influence in stages, which is of positive significance in understanding the synergistic relationship between tourism and urban development and provides theoretical reference for planning a quality living circle suitable for living, working, and traveling in the GBA. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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47. The Network Transmission Path Risk Assessment and Application of Chemical Substances in Toys.
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Zhang, Sainan and Ning, Yuncai
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TOYS ,RISK assessment ,BAYESIAN analysis ,HAZARDOUS substances ,CHEMICAL systems ,POLYMER networks - Abstract
Through the analysis of the risk transmission mechanism of chemical substances in toys, this paper identifies risk sources, transmission carriers, key nodes, and risk recipients, and draws a risk transmission path diagram. Taking the risk factors in the supply chain system as the research subject, this paper constructs a risk index system for chemical substances' limit in toys, and calculates the probability of risk and the degree of influence by the fuzzy evaluation method. Based on the Bayesian network model, this paper analyzes the causality of risk transmission effects. Through the comprehensive use of fuzzy evaluation and Bayesian network methods, a relatively complete chemical substance risk transmission path assessment system has been established using China's Guangdong toy companies as the data store to provide a feasible basis for responding to the risk control measures of toxic and hazardous chemical substances in toys. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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48. An Intelligent Analysis System for Traditional Arts and Crafts Based on Digital technology: Taking the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area as the Observation Center.
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Wen, Tingting and Fan, Sijie
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DIGITAL technology ,IMAGE registration ,INTELLIGENT buildings - Abstract
In order to improve the analysis effect of traditional arts and crafts, this paper analyzes traditional arts and crafts combined with digital technology, builds an intelligent analysis system to improve the digital processing effect of traditional arts and crafts, and takes the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area as an example to verify the system effect. In order to improve the accuracy of subsequent image alignment and defect detection, this paper compares the effects of the pixel-level edge detection algorithm and the subpixel-level edge detection algorithm and finally selects the subpixel-based edge detection algorithm to extract the edge of the image. In addition, this paper compares the traditional defect detection algorithm through research and experiment and proposes an improved image phase difference method according to the actual situation. The experimental research shows that the traditional arts and crafts intelligent analysis system based on digital technology proposed in this paper has a very good effect. At the same time, with the support of this system, the intelligent analysis of traditional arts and crafts in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area can be carried out efficiently. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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49. Observation and Simulation of Lightning Strikes in an Offshore Wind Turbine Cluster.
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Zou, Mengjin, Zhang, Yang, Tan, Yongbo, Chen, Lyuwen, and Yao, Wen
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VOLTAGE ,LIGHTNING ,WIND turbines ,ELECTRIC potential - Abstract
Based on the detection data of the Guangdong‐Hong Kong‐Macau lightning location system from 2013 to 2022, this paper analyzes the characteristics of lightning strikes in an offshore wind turbine cluster (WTC) in Guangdong. This is the first time to quantify the lightning strikes difference between the inner and outer wind turbines (WTs) and discuss the impact mechanisms of WTCs on the characteristics of lightning strikes by the simulation results of electric potential distribution. The observation results show that the stroke density, cloud‐to‐ground (CG) flash density, and average peak current within the affected area increase by 10.1%, 11%, and 5.1%, respectively, but the lightning multiplicity changes little. The inner and outer WTs show different characteristics of lightning strikes. The stroke density, lightning multiplicity, and average peak current in the area of outer WTs increase by 21%, 4.1%, and 6.8%, respectively, while in the area of inner WTs decrease by 20.2%, 19%, and 3.9%, respectively. The CG flash density in the area of outer WTs increases by 16.1% but changes little in the area of inner WTs. The simulation results show there is a significant difference in the electric potential distribution between the inner and outer WTs: the distortion effect of the outer WTs on spatial electric potential is stronger than that of the inner WTs at a greater height, but the difference is not obvious at a lower height. Such a difference in electric potential distribution leads to different characteristics of lightning strikes between the inner and outer WTs. Key Points: Study to quantify the difference in lightning strikes between wind turbines (WTs) at the inner and outer sidesDiscuss the impact mechanisms of wind turbine clusters on lightning strikes in combination with electric potential simulation resultsThere are significant differences in the simulated electric potential at the same height above the outer and inner WTs [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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50. 基于GRA-KL-TOPSIS 法的 三峡外迁移民社会适应性评价.
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王壮壮, 姚凯文, and 张丹
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TOPSIS method ,PRINCIPAL components analysis ,FIELD research ,SOCIAL stability ,GAME theory - Abstract
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