ECL‐Based Readout of Electric Field‐Induced Fine‐Tuning of Redox Activity by Changlin Zhou, Leslie R. Arias‐Aranda, Dr. Gerardo Salinas, Dr. Laurent Bouffier, Prof. Dr. Zonghua Wang, Prof. Dr. Alexander Kuhn, Prof. Dr. Neso Sojic

“…Additionally, the influence of the spatial distribution of the electric field on the reactivity of Mg and its concomitant ECL emission is evaluated, producing complex luminescent patterns. …”
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Identifying Key Parameters for Enhancing Urban Resilience in Commercial Spaces: A Comparative Study in Saida, Lebanon by Nour El Baba, Ibtihal El Bastawissi, Ayman Afify, Hiba Mohsen

“…The research also incorporates consumer surveys to explore perceptions and behavioural patterns. The findings reveal distinct spatial and consumer dynamics between traditional and modern commercial spaces, offering actionable insights into the urban design variables critical for enhancing urban retail resilience. …”
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HMS-PAU-IN: A heterogeneous multi-scale spatiotemporal interaction network model for population analysis units by Xiaorui Yang, Rui Li, Jing Xia, Junhao Wang, Hongyan Li, Nixiao Zou

“…Population analysis units (PAUs), as fundamental spatial units accommodating population-related activities, hold significance in constructing spatiotemporal interaction networks to understand intra-unit population distribution and activity patterns as well as inter-unit interactions. …”
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Compositional features of Manchukuo architecture by Антон А. Ким, Екатерина Пугачева

“… The study examines the Japanese period of architecture development in Northeast China (Manchuria), which represents a separate branch of Japanese colonial architecture. To determine the patterns of development of compositional techniques, the period is divided into two stages (1932–1938 and 1938–1945), and the main patterns of spatial composition are revealed, including methods of proportionation based on module 1 to 2. …”
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Rethinking the politics of vulnerability: neighborhood empowerment in Kansas City Missouri (USA) by Jacob Wagner

“…The paper presents data from historical patterns of racially-biased real estate practices, including redlining, and demonstrates how these patterns continue to shape the politics of vulnerability in the region today. …”
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Rethinking the politics of vulnerability: neighborhood empowerment in Kansas City Missouri (USA) by Jacob Wagner

“…The paper presents data from historical patterns of racially-biased real estate practices, including redlining, and demonstrates how these patterns continue to shape the politics of vulnerability in the region today. …”
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Evaluation of the Coordinated Development of the “Population–Economy” in Counties Within the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei Urban Agglomeration by Yanmin Ren, Yanyu Zhang, Shuhua Li, Yu Liu, Lan Yao, Linnan Tang

“…The coordinated development of urban agglomerations is a crucial means of establishing a territorial development and protection pattern with complementary advantages and high-quality development. …”
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Effect of Social Vulnerability on Taxi Trip Times during Hurricane Sandy by Avipsa Roy, Bandana Kar

“…The findings reveal how the spatial patterns of trip change times with respect to SVI, income levels and population density in NYC.…”
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Assessing Spatiotemporal LST Variations in Urban Landscapes Using Diurnal UAV Thermography by Nizar Polat, Abdulkadir Memduhoğlu

“…The Moran’s <i>I</i> analysis indicated notable spatial dependence in land surface temperature, justifying the use of GWR to model these spatial patterns. …”
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Influences of Tree Mortality on Fire Intensity and Burn Severity for a Southern California Forest Using Airborne and Satellite Imagery by Nowshin Nawar, Douglas A. Stow, Philip Riggan, Robert Tissell, Daniel Sousa, Megan K. Jennings, Lynn Wolden

“…Although other studies have focused on the environmental factors affecting wildfire, the influence of pre-fire tree mortality has not been explored in detail. We used high-spatial-resolution (1.6 m) airborne multispectral orthoimages to detect and map pre-fire dead trees in a portion of the San Bernardino Mountains, where the ‘Old Fire’ burned in 2003, and assessed whether spatial patterns of fire intensity and burn severity coincide with patterns of tree mortality. …”
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Spatiotemporal characteristics and multi-scenario simulation of territorial space carbon sink conflicts in the Sichuan-Yunnan ecological barrier region, China by Weijie Li, Yong Wang

“…The study found that (1) the level of TSCSC gradually decreased from 2000 to 2020, and showed a spatial pattern of declining from the northeast to the southwest. (2) The rising areas of the TSCSC were clustered in the hilly areas of the northwest and the urban-rural interface of Chengdu, which is derived from cultivated land reclamation and urban land expansion. (3) In 2050, the carbon emission reduction scenario had the lowest the TSCSC value, which is regarded as the optimal model for alleviating the coercive effect of spatial conflicts on carbon balance. …”
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Climatological Evaluation of Three Assimilation and Reanalysis Datasets on Soil Moisture over the Tibetan Plateau by Yinghan Sang, Hong-Li Ren, Mei Li

“…MDA describes the TPSM anomalies more stably and accurately in terms of temporal trend and variation (r = 0.94), as well as the dipole spatial pattern in EOF1. When considering both the climatic mean and spatial variability, the performance of MDA is more accurate and balanced than that of a single data product. …”
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Effects of Sediment Thickness upon Seismic Amplification in the Urban Area of Chiapa de Corzo, Chiapas, Mexico by Roberto Moreno Ceballo, Raúl González Herrera, Jorge Antonio Paz Tenorio, Jorge Alfredo Aguilar Carboney, Carlos Uriel del Carpio Penagos

“…Local variations in soil type and (to a lesser extent) topography determine seismic amplification, thereby establishing spatial patterns in the damages caused by large earthquakes, such as the two that occurred in Chiapas, Mexico on 6 October 1975 and 7 September 2017. …”
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The Effect of Hydraulic-Natural Fracture Networks on the Waterflooding Development in a Multilayer Tight Reservoir: Case Study by Gang Hui, Shengnan Chen, Youjing Wang, Fei Gu

“…The water breakthrough pattern in each sand layer is primarily ascribed to the spatial distribution of the hydraulic-natural fracture networks and sedimentary microfacies. …”
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Movement-related theta rhythm in humans: coordinating self-directed hippocampal learning. by Raphael Kaplan, Christian F Doeller, Gareth R Barnes, Vladimir Litvak, Emrah Düzel, Peter A Bandettini, Neil Burgess

“…We examined the links between theta, spatial exploration, and memory encoding by designing an interactive human spatial navigation paradigm combined with multimodal neuroimaging. …”
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Spatiotemporal dynamics and driving mechanisms of coupled coordination between rural–urban integration and rural resilience in Southwest China by Zhengyong Yu, Jiqing Lin, Yifei Zhao, Wei Liu

“…The analysis of the temporal evolution of the degree of coupling coordination reveals a trend of gradually increasing regional coordination, while the analysis of the spatial evolution shows a spatial pattern of high in the centre and low on both sides. …”
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Beyond scale to efficiency: a dual-perspective framework for green finance in China by Ren Wang, Yicheng Duan, Danchen Li

“…Therefore, to foster high-quality green finance development, attention should be given to establishing a multidimensional linkage system, creating a multi-layer compatible spatial pattern for green finance, exploring diverse interaction drivers for green finance development, and establishing a multi-party linkage model for green finance development.…”
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Renormalization of human mobility based on a revised electric circuit model and a new gravity relation by Zhihua Zhong, Hideki Takayasu, Misako Takayasu

“…Each of these can be used to describe spatial-temporal flow patterns, infrastructure level, and movement trends, respectively, to reveal their relation under different spatial resolutions. …”
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The locust plagues of the Ming Dynasty in Shandong Province, China by Xing Gao, Junjun Zhou, Peiwei Li, Ge Gao

“…This study utilizes historical records of locust plagues, employing semantic quantification, index construction and spatial analysis, to explore their temporal distribution, spatial patterns, migration characteristics, and associations with climate factors in Shandong during the Ming Dynasty. …”
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Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Downscaled Precipitation Data in Drought Monitoring by Ping Ji, Qunming Wang

“…The results indicated that the SPI calculated from 1-km downscaled results can reproduce more detailed spatial distribution patterns of meteorological drought compared to the SPI derived from the 10-km original GPM. …”
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