The relationship between the built environment and human perception of safety is well
recognised in a growing literature of urban studies. However, there is a lack of attention to …

Human perceptions represent the psychological experiences and feelings of individuals
toward the surrounding environment. It is influenced by various physical elements (eg, sky …

Background The built environment can influence human health, but the available evidence
is modest and almost entirely from urban communities in high-income countries. Here we …

The use of street view imagery (SVI) and advanced urban visual intelligence technologies
has revolutionized built environment auditing (BEA) practice, by enabling high-resolution …

Abstract Domain knowledge of social and environmental sciences is generally derived from
less structured small data and/or small models. The integration of deep learning with …

Emerging longitudinal research on the relationship between commuting mode and
psychological wellbeing draws exclusively from cities in developed countries and the …

Accurate assessments of the historical and current status of eco-environmental quality (EEQ)
are essential for governments to have a comprehensive understanding of regional …

Recognising the increasing complexities posed by climate challenges to urban
environments, it is crucial to develop holistic capabilities for urban areas to effectively …

Fine-scale population spatialization is the frontier of geosciences, it is essential for
sustainable urban planning and effective resource allocation. Various approaches have …

Globally, bushfire is increasingly being recognized as a critical threat to human survival.
Situating climate change and man-caused bushfire risks within sustainable development is …