Dr. Qing Lu, Associate Research Fellow / Senior Engineer, is affiliated with the Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences and also serves as an adjunct faculty member at the School of Architecture, Central Academy of Fine Arts. He received his B.Sc. in Geography from Beijing Normal University, his M.Eng. in Urban Engineering from the University of Tokyo, and his Ph.D. in Human Geography from Peking University. His research focuses on ecological cities, territorial spatial planning, spatiotemporal intelligence, and smart cities. Dr. Lu has extensive experience in the research and application of spatiotemporal intelligence in smart cities and territorial spatial planning, with particular interest in the intersection of ecological cities and sustainable development. His professional experience covers urban and regional planning, landscape design, and ecological and environmental protection. He has led or participated in projects on ecological planning, territorial spatial planning, digital twins, and urban big data platforms, and has published widely in related fields. He also serves as a reviewer for several SSCI/SCI journals and is a member of the Climate Change Committee of the Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture and the Urban Planning Society of China. His honors include the Peking University Outstanding Research Award and the EPSON International Scholarship.