Human mobility, as a fundamental requirement of everyday life, has been most directly
impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Existing studies have revealed its ensuing …

Quantitative geographical methods have played an important role in COVID-19 research. To
complement and extend previous review studies, we conduct a scoping review of COVID-19 …

Infectious disease spread is a spatiotemporal process with significant regional differences
that can be affected by multiple factors, such as human mobility and manner of contact. From …

Close-range interpersonal interactions serve as a major channel for virus transmission, with
higher infection risks indoors than outdoors. Thus, evaluating indoor infectious disease …

Facing the shock of emergencies, how resilient is the road transport system? In this process,
how are the system's absorption capacity, adaptability, and recovery capacity? These are …

Outbreaks of infectious diseases pose significant threats to human life, and countries around
the world need to implement more precise prevention and control measures to contain the …

Large-scale epidemics, such as COVID-19, pose significant threats to human health and
social stability due to their rapid and covert transmission, emerging as one of the main …

近年来, 与人口流动相关的地理空间数据激增, 给定量研究人口流动模式创造了前所未有的条件,
生成了许多捕获和再现人口流动时空结构和规律的方法和模型, 为城市规划, 交通出行 …

Medical facilities are an important part of urban public facilities and a vital pillar for the
survival of citizens at critical times. During the rapid spread of coronavirus disease (COVID …

In recent years, the surge of geospatial data related to population mobility has created
unprecedented opportunities for quantitatively studying population mobility patterns. This …