November 2025 - 47 articles
As road users and means of transport in Germany become more diverse, we must better understand the causes and influencing factors of serious crashes. The aim of this work is to develop an AI-supported analysis approach that identifies and clearly vis...
CerMapp is a multi-platform and system application designed to address a critical gap in veterinary public health: the lack of a standardized, national-scale geodatabase for wildlife diseases. This gap has long hindered the effective application of G...
To reveal the cross-scale trade-offs and synergies of ecosystem services (ESs) in resource-based cities, this study took Xingtai City, Hebei Province, as a case. Six ESs—water yield (WY), soil retention (SDR), habitat quality (HQ), urban coolin...
Urban building change detection (UBCD) is essential for urban planning, land-use monitoring, and smart city analytics, yet bi-temporal optical methods remain limited by spectral confusion, occlusions, and weak sensitivity to structural change. To ove...
Benford’s Law, also known as the First-Digit Law, describes the non-uniform distribution of leading digits in many naturally occurring datasets. This phenomenon can be observed in data such as financial transactions, tax records, or demographic...
This research aims to develop a novel spatial optimization model for locating obnoxious facilities. While various obnoxious facility location problems (OFLP) have been introduced, the optimal spatial arrangements in existing models may not adequately...
Accurate prediction of urban grid-scale population inflow is crucial for smart city management and emergency response. However, existing methods struggle to model spatial heterogeneity and quantify prediction uncertainty, limiting their accuracy and...
In the context of sustainable development, the concept of active mobility plays a key role in modern urban areas. To evaluate active mobility in these areas, we formulate a framework for characterising active mobility by calculating street network in...
Contour lines, as the primary elements of fundamental geospatial data, have long been a research focus for similarity measurement. With the evolution of cartographic generalization, the representation of contour lines across varying scales must maint...
Recent advancements in remote sensing and geospatial processing tools have ushered in a new era of mapping and monitoring landscape changes across various scales. This progress is critical for understanding and anticipating the underlying drivers of...
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