Jun Liu

Prof. Jun Liu


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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

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

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3 June 2020 in Water Policy
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WYWu Yawen
Wu Yawen
JLJun Liu
Jun Liu
XHXie Haowen
Xie Haowen
YGYu Guangyuan
Yu Guangyuan
ZHZhou Hong
Zhou Hong
YYYan Yichen
Yan Yichen
The sponge city concept is a new strategy for China designed to solve its urban water problems. The tasks involved in sponge city construction (SCC) have brought new challenges regarding the urban construction process for local Chinese governments. However, there is still no comprehensive and systematic study of the government mechanisms for guiding the construction of sponge cities. This paper aims to develop an evaluation index system of government mechanisms at the whole-of-nation scale. This system covers five elements of government mechanisms. This evaluation index system covers the specific content of the government mechanism anticipated before the process of SCC. Since work systems, functions, and capacities differ with each given local government, the work mechanism of local governments can be adapted to local conditions according to the research results of this paper. By doing so it is possible to make full use of the constraint and management function of each indicator, so that all departments can constantly optimize the allocation of resources and clarify responsibilities, so as to effectively promote the construction of a sponge city.

3 October 2019 in Water Supply
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XHXie Haowen
Xie Haowen
WYWu Yawen
Wu Yawen
WLWang Luping
Wang Luping
LWLuo Weilin
Luo Weilin
ZWZhou Wenqi
Zhou Wenqi
JLJun Liu
Jun Liu
Green roofs are a sustainable, low-impact development technique. They can reduce peak stormwater runoff and runoff volume and improve the quality of runoff from individual buildings and developments, which can lower the risk of frequent urban flooding and improve the quality of receiving waters. Few studies have compared different types of green roof models under the same rainfall intensities; thus, in this study, the predictions of a non-linear storage reservoirs model, Storm Water Management Model (SWMM), and a physical process model (HYDRUS-1D) were discussed. Both models were compared against measured data obtained from a series of laboratory experiments, designed to represent different storm categories and rainfall events. It was concluded that the total runoff of the SWMM model is always less than that of HYDRUS-1D. The maximum flowrate of the SWMM model is more than that of HYDRUS-1D during all events.

29 December 2025 in Water Resources Management
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YLYaqi Li
Yaqi Li
ZFZhengjie Fang
Zhengjie Fang
JLJun Liu
Jun Liu
ZLZhengsheng Lu
Zhengsheng Lu
HZHong Zhou
Hong Zhou
XCXiaolan Chen
Xiaolan Chen

8 February 2020 in Environmental Science and Pollution Research
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HZHong Zhou
Hong Zhou
JLJun Liu
Jun Liu
PHPei Hua
Pei Hua
LDLiang Dong
Liang Dong
CGCheng Gao
Cheng Gao
YWYawen Wu
Yawen Wu

8 April 2025 in Water Resources Management
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XCXiaolan Chen
Xiaolan Chen
ZFZhengjie Fang
Zhengjie Fang
JLJun Liu
Jun Liu
YCYikai Chai
Yikai Chai
HYHaijun Yu
Haijun Yu
YGYan Gao
Yan Gao

9 January 2023 in Environmental Research
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HZHong Zhou
Hong Zhou
JLJun Liu
Jun Liu
SOShufang Ou
Shufang Ou
YSYongjie Shi
Yongjie Shi
CGCheng Gao
Cheng Gao
CJCan Jin
Can Jin