Assessing sustainable development in industrial regions towards smart built environment management using Earth observation big data

This thesis investigates the sustainability of nationwide industrial regions using Earth observation big data, from environmental and socio-economic perspectives. The research contributes to spatial methodology design and decision-making support. New spatial methods, including the robust geographica...

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Main Author: Zhang, Zehua
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2023
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/92344
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description This thesis investigates the sustainability of nationwide industrial regions using Earth observation big data, from environmental and socio-economic perspectives. The research contributes to spatial methodology design and decision-making support. New spatial methods, including the robust geographical detector and the concept of geocomplexity, are proposed to demonstrate the spatial properties of industrial sustainability. The study delivers scientific decision-making advice to industry stakeholders and policymakers for the post-construction assessment and future planning phases. The research has been published in prestigious geography journals, demonstrating its success.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-923442023-06-08T07:48:11Z Assessing sustainable development in industrial regions towards smart built environment management using Earth observation big data Zhang, Zehua This thesis investigates the sustainability of nationwide industrial regions using Earth observation big data, from environmental and socio-economic perspectives. The research contributes to spatial methodology design and decision-making support. New spatial methods, including the robust geographical detector and the concept of geocomplexity, are proposed to demonstrate the spatial properties of industrial sustainability. The study delivers scientific decision-making advice to industry stakeholders and policymakers for the post-construction assessment and future planning phases. The research has been published in prestigious geography journals, demonstrating its success. 2023 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/92344 Curtin University fulltext
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Assessing sustainable development in industrial regions towards smart built environment management using Earth observation big data
title Assessing sustainable development in industrial regions towards smart built environment management using Earth observation big data
title_full Assessing sustainable development in industrial regions towards smart built environment management using Earth observation big data
title_fullStr Assessing sustainable development in industrial regions towards smart built environment management using Earth observation big data
title_full_unstemmed Assessing sustainable development in industrial regions towards smart built environment management using Earth observation big data
title_short Assessing sustainable development in industrial regions towards smart built environment management using Earth observation big data
title_sort assessing sustainable development in industrial regions towards smart built environment management using earth observation big data
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/92344