Yang Jian

Mr. Yang Jian

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Academic Career Length

16Years (2011-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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12 January 2022 in Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy
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XLXin Lao
Xin Lao
XDXinghua Deng
Xinghua Deng
HGHengyu Gu
Hengyu Gu
YJYang Jian
Yang Jian
HYHanchen Yu
Hanchen Yu
ZXZhibin Xu
Zhibin Xu

15 July 2011 in Journal of Contemporary China
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YJYang Jian
Yang Jian
RSRashid Ahmed Siddiqi
Rashid Ahmed Siddiqi
The traditionally close relationship between China and Pakistan cooled off somewhat with the end of the Cold War, mainly due to China's efforts to improve its relations with India and the disappearance of the Soviet threat. While China has continued to pursue its rapprochement with India after 9/11, developments since 9/11 have reinforced the security foundations of Sino-Pak relations and have consequently reversed the downward trend in the relationship leading to enhanced cooperation in a number of areas. US involvement in Central Asia and deepening Indo-US collaboration have further increased Pakistan's strategic importance for China. Islamabad also occupies a prominent position in Beijing's energy security and its efforts to stabilize Xinjiang.

24 December 2022 in Sensors
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YJYang Jian
Yang Jian
WLWeihong Li
Weihong Li
JCJieyinh Chen
Jieyinh Chen
CSCaige Sun
Caige Sun
The accurate measurement of CO2 emissions is helpful for realizing the goals of “carbon neutralization” and “carbon peak”. However, most current research on CO2 emission measurements utilizes the traditional energy balance coefficient and top-down methods. The data granularity is large, and most studies are concentrated at the national, provincial, municipal, or district/county administrative unit scale. As an important part of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area of China, the Pearl River Delta region has good nighttime light vitality and faces huge carbon emission pressure. Using the Pearl River Delta as the research area, this study constructed an optimized pixel-scale regression model based on NPP-VIIRS (The Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite on the Suomi National Polar-Orbiting Partnership spacecraft) nighttime light data and CO2 emissions data at the district and county levels for 2017. In addition, the spatial pattern of CO2 emissions in the Pearl River Delta was analyzed based on the predicted CO2 emission status. The results showed that the spatial pattern of CO2 emissions in the Pearl River Delta had the distinct characteristics of the “center-edge” effect, the spatial spillover effect, and high-value aggregation, which should be considered when making related social or public decisions.