Guobin Liu

Prof. Guobin Liu

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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

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

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6 July 2011 in Plant and Soil
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CZChao Zhang
Chao Zhang
SXSha Xue
Sha Xue
GLGuobin Liu
Guobin Liu
ZSZi-Lin Song
Zi-Lin Song

19 May 2010 in Environmental Earth Sciences
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BWBing Wang
Bing Wang
GLGuobin Liu
Guobin Liu
SXSha Xue
Sha Xue
BZBingbing Zhu
Bingbing Zhu

23 January 2019 in Biology and Fertility of Soils
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Chao ZhangChao Zhang
Chao Zhang
ZSZilin Song
Zilin Song
DZDaohua Zhuang
Daohua Zhuang
JWJie Wang
Jie Wang
SXSisi Xie
Sisi Xie
GLGuobin Liu
Guobin Liu

1 January 2021 in CATENA
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HXHongwei Xu
Hongwei Xu
QQQing Qu
Qing Qu
YCYanhua Chen
Yanhua Chen
GLGuobin Liu
Guobin Liu
SXSha Xue
Sha Xue

17 June 2021 in Biology and Fertility of Soils
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ZYZhencheng Ye
Zhencheng Ye
JLJing Li
Jing Li
JWJie Wang
Jie Wang
Chao ZhangChao Zhang
Chao Zhang
GLGuobin Liu
Guobin Liu
QDQin’gE Dong
Qin’gE Dong

16 August 2013 in PLOS ONE
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LFLiangxin Fan
Liangxin Fan
GLGuobin Liu
Guobin Liu
Fei WangFei Wang
Fei Wang
VGViolette Geissen
Violette Geissen
CRCoen J. Ritsema
Coen J. Ritsema
Comprehensively understanding water consumption behavior is necessary to design efficient and effective water use strategies. Despite global efforts to identify the factors that affect domestic water consumption, those related to domestic water use in rural regions have not been sufficiently studied, particularly in villages that have gained access to improved water supply. To address this gap, we investigated 247 households in eight villages in the Wei River Basin where three types of improved water supply systems are implemented. Results show that domestic water consumption in liters per capita per day was significantly correlated with water supply pattern and vegetable garden area, and significantly negatively correlated with family size and age of household head. Traditional hygiene habits, use of water appliances, and preference for vegetable gardening remain dominant behaviors in the villages with access to improved water supply. Future studies on rural domestic water consumption should pay more attention to user lifestyles (water appliance usage habits, outdoor water use) and cultural backgrounds (age, education).