ABSTRACT Green View Index (GVI) is a core indicator to measure urban quality. Identifying
proper ranges of GVI has become a significant proposition in Landscape Architecture to …

Residential area landscape affects the physical and mental health of residents, and the
visible green index (VGI) is of great significance to evaluate the health function of the …

Increasingly, urban planners are adopting virtual reality (VR) in designing urban green
spaces (UGS) to visualize landscape designs in immersive 3D. However, the psychological …

Accumulated evidence claims that urban green spaces (UGS) have a positive impact on the
physical and mental health of humans. However, little information is available to clearly …

The vertical expansion of urbanization has increased the morphological heterogeneity of the
urban landscape, affecting the physical and emotional wellbeing of urban dwellers by …

Abstract Visible Green Index (VGI) reflects the degree of greening from human vision to
affect human health and well-being that has gradually become a new type of urban green …

Reducing the burden of pain via greenspace exposure is a rising research topic. However,
insufficient evidence has been found in relation to the environmental effect itself. Residential …

Street space is regarded as the skeleton of the urban built environment in a certain way, and
one of the most important points for urban dwellers to perceive the image of the city directly …

The quality and aesthetic ecosystem services of urban green spaces can be assessed by
green view (GV), which is an indicator to quantify the percentage of green area visually …

Urban green spaces (UGS) have been extensively studied for their psychological benefits to
people. However, accurately assessing the quality of UGS, which is closely linked to human …