Abstract Street View Imagery (SVI) is crucial in estimating indicators such as Sky View Factor
(SVF) and Green View Index (GVI), but (1) approaches and terminology differ across fields …

Street view imagery (SVI) is instrumental for sensing urban environments, benefitting
numerous domains such as urban morphology, health, greenery, and accessibility. Billions …

A significant proportion of the world's population is currently experiencing heat stress. This
results from the effects of global warming, urban heat islands (UHIs), and the growth of …

The deteriorating urban thermal environment poses a huge impediment to sustainable
urban development, which is closely related to the urban morphology under different urban …

The well-being of residents is considerably influenced by the quality of their environment.
However, due to the lack of large-scale quantitative and longitudinal evaluation methods, it …

Urban green space provides a variety of benefits, and the green view index (GVI) is
regarded as an effective indicator to evaluate the quality of green spaces from a human …

Understanding the heat distribution in street canyons is vital for effective urban planning.
The complex spatiotemporal patterns of urban heat are significantly influenced by urban …

Unprecedented levels of urbanization have escalated urban environmental health issues,
including increased air pollution in cities globally. Strategies for mitigating air pollution …

The land surface temperature (LST) of urban streets is significantly influenced by the
surrounding urban environment. In the cold areas of northern China, this influence exhibits a …

Optimizing collective walking has been a pivotal strategy for alleviating the excessive
reliance on private cars. As an important criterion for residents' social interaction and …