Children Living Near Greener Landscapes Feel Deeper Bonds with Nature, Satellite Study Finds
A study of 533 Italian schoolchildren combining satellite imagery with psychometric scales found that children in highly natural residential areas ...
Tag: urban planning
Ghana’s Expanding Universities Are Quietly Reshaping Their Host Communities
A new study of communities surrounding Ghana's KNUST documents how university-driven urbanization has transformed land use and intensified noise, waste, ...
Your Walkability Score Is Wrong: New Tool Lets Residents Redefine Their City
Researchers in Bengaluru have built an interactive framework that lets residents define their own walkability scores, finding that personal preferences ...
Nighttime economy mapping reveals hidden patterns in Kunming, China
A dual-perspective study combining satellite imagery, POI data, and surveys maps Kunming's nighttime economy, revealing a polycentric spatial pattern and ...
AI Reads 11,000 Park Reviews to Reveal How City Wetlands Really Feel Cool
A Shenzhen study combining Landsat data with AI analysis of 11,109 online reviews reveals non-linear links between wetland park cooling ...
Mapping Istanbul’s Ecosystem Services Reveals the Hidden Cost of Urban Growth
A new study maps Istanbul's integrated ecosystem services potential across four land-use scenarios, showing how planning decisions could safeguard or ...
A Mexican City’s Heat Island Doubled as El Niño’s Grip Grew Stronger
A new study of Tepic, Mexico finds that as the city's urban heat island expanded by over 60 percent, El ...
Survey and regression models reveal how residents of Lurin, Peru perceive urban sustainability
A survey of 180 residents in Lurín, Peru, combined with linear regression models, shows that urban environmental management systems strongly ...
Comparing Urban Flood Models Reveals Data Sensitivity Gaps
A comparative study of two urban flood models in Sofia reveals that data refinement and soil integration significantly impact the ...
Crowding, Ventilation and Affordability Drive Housing Quality for Middle-Income Bangladeshis
A survey of 300 middle-income households in Bangladesh used ordinal logistic regression to show that crowding, ventilation, service access, material ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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