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Qingmin Meng
A viewpoint of a temporal trend with an extremely changing point analysis is proposed to analyze and characterize the so-called current declines of the world?s saline lakes. A temporal trend of a hydrological or climate variable is statistically tested b...
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Yongchun Yang, Deli Zhang, Qingmin Meng and Corrin McCarn
We study urban residential land use changes by analyzing the massive migration and relocation of two typical social classes: employees in government departments (EGD) and urban demolition displaced households (UDDH). After the reform and opening-up of Ch...
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Wenhui Niu, Haoming Xia, Ruimeng Wang, Li Pan, Qingmin Meng, Yaochen Qin, Rumeng Li, Xiaoyang Zhao, Xiqing Bian and Wei Zhao
As the land use issue, caused by urban shrinkage in China, is becoming more and more prominent, research on urban shrinkage and expansion has become particularly challenging and urgent. Based on the points of interest (POI) data, this paper redefines the...
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