Journal of Environmental Sciences, Vol.59 (2017)
Journal of Environmental Sciences, Vol.59 (2017)
- Beijing, Elsevier B.V. and Science Press, 2017,
- 1-90p. 28cm.
- Journal of Environmental Science ; Vol.59 .
Asian Urban Environment and Climate Change: Preface,Sensitivity of precipitation statistics to urban growth in a subtropical coastal megacity cluster,Disseminating near-real-time hazards information and flood maps in the Philippines through Web-GIS,Predicting vehicle fuel consumption patterns using floating vehicle data,Urban air quality, meteorology and traffic linkages: Evidence from a sixteen-day particulate matter pollution event in December 2015, Beijing,Street floods in Metro Manila and possible solutions,GIS-based analysis of population exposure to PM2.5 air pollution—A case study of Beijing,Urban climate in the Tokyo metropolitan area in Japan,Buoyancy and turbulence-driven atmospheric circulation over urban areas,Surface ozone scenario and air quality in the north-central part of India,Challenges to quantitative applications of Landsat observations for the urban thermal environment,News: JES well represented at the recent Gordon Research Conference on Drinking Water Disinfection By-products
1001-0742
Urbanisation
Disaster
Population Exposure
Asian Urban Environment and Climate Change: Preface,Sensitivity of precipitation statistics to urban growth in a subtropical coastal megacity cluster,Disseminating near-real-time hazards information and flood maps in the Philippines through Web-GIS,Predicting vehicle fuel consumption patterns using floating vehicle data,Urban air quality, meteorology and traffic linkages: Evidence from a sixteen-day particulate matter pollution event in December 2015, Beijing,Street floods in Metro Manila and possible solutions,GIS-based analysis of population exposure to PM2.5 air pollution—A case study of Beijing,Urban climate in the Tokyo metropolitan area in Japan,Buoyancy and turbulence-driven atmospheric circulation over urban areas,Surface ozone scenario and air quality in the north-central part of India,Challenges to quantitative applications of Landsat observations for the urban thermal environment,News: JES well represented at the recent Gordon Research Conference on Drinking Water Disinfection By-products
1001-0742
Urbanisation
Disaster
Population Exposure