Extracting hidden information from human mobility patterns is one of the long-standing
challenges of urban studies. In addition, exploring the relationship between urban functional …

Many studies are in an effort to explore urban spatial structure, and urban functional regions
have become the subject of increasing attention among planners, engineers and public …

The rapid evolution of cities has brought new challenges to urban planning and management.
The accurate evaluation of urban functional structure and mixed use is critical, especially …

The Tibetan Plateau (TP) has the largest number of high-altitude glaciers on Earth. As a
source of major rivers in Asia, this region provides fresh water to more than one billion people. …

Multisource data can extract diverse urban functional features, facilitating a deeper understanding
of the functional structure of road networks. Street view images and taxi trajectories, as …

The supply–demand relationship of urban public service facilities is the key to measuring a
city’s service level and quality, and a balanced supply–demand relationship is an important …

The hot spots of people's activities are an important part of urban spatial structure research,
and the analysis of the driving forces of urban hot spots can provide a scientific basis for …

Spatiotemporal scale is a basic component of geographical problems because the size of
spatiotemporal units may have a significant impact on the aggregation of spatial data and the …

Land surface water is a key part in the global ecosystem balance and hydrological cycle.
Remote sensing has become an effective tool for its spatio-temporal monitoring. However, …

Affinity propagation (AP) is a clustering algorithm for point data used in image recognition that
can be used to solve various problems, such as initial class representative point selection, …