Yichun Xie

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Eastern Michigan University

United States

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Yichun Xie is a Professor at Eastern Michigan University, USA. His research focuses on climate change, urban sustainability, and ecological compensation policies, as evidenced by his recent publications. He employs advanced machine learning techniques to assess ecosystem health and investigates the dynamics of methane and vegetation phenology across various regions, including Inner Mongolia and Detroit. His work integrates socio-environmental factors to provide insights into urban shrinkage and ecological outcomes.

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Kathleen Stewart

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University of Maryland

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Xining Yang

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Eastern Michigan University

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Assessing relative contributions of climate and socio-environmental factors to ecosystem health through space–time interpretable machine learning

Examining spatial expansion and stemming strategies of urban shrinkage: evidence from Detroit, USA

Assessing Ecological Compensation Policy Effectiveness: A Case Study in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China

Methane Dynamics in Inner Mongolia: Unveiling Spatial and Temporal Variations and Driving Factors

Spatial spillover effects of urban decline in Southeast Michigan

Shifted Global Vegetation Phenology in Response to Climate Changes and Its Feedback on Vegetation Carbon Uptake

Assessing the Potential of Vegetation Carbon Uptake from Optimal Land Management in the Greater Guangzhou Area

Investigating causal relationships between grassland deterioration and climate and socioeconomic changes through time-series computational learning

Urban Sustainability: Integrating Socioeconomic and Environmental Data for Multi-Objective Assessment

Data Gap Filling Using Cloud-Based Distributed Markov Chain Cellular Automata Framework for Land Use and Land Cover Change Analysis: Inner Mongolia as a Case Study

The global carbon sink potential of terrestrial vegetation can be increased substantially by optimal land management

Spatiotemporal analysis of interactions between seasonal water, climate, land use, policy, and socioeconomic changes: Hulun-Buir Steppe as a Case Study

UAVs as remote sensing platforms in plant ecology: review of applications and challenges

Estimating Carbon Sequestration Potential in Vegetation by Distance-Constrained Zonal Analysis

Exploring the Impacts and Temporal Variations of Different Building Roof Types on Surface Urban Heat Island

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Kathleen Stewart

Xining Yang

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