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List of Student Honours Projects (Older) Reference No. Major Topic List of Student Honours Projects (older) Reference No. Major Topic 9503 BA The Relationship Between Particle Size Parameters and Slope Factors For Granitic Terrains in Hong Kong. (A Case Study in Tsok Pok Hang, Tai Fung Au and Nam Hang Pei) 9505 BA Soil Erosion in Tai Lam Country Park 9515 BA A study of cultural diffusion from Hong Kong to Shenzhen By The Means of Hong Kong Television Broadcasting 9519 CS 中國鐵路能源消耗結構之轉變及其涵義 9520 CS 中國婦女在地理區域差異下的初婚與生育行為關係分析 9523 CS 影響中國１９８９年總和生育率的因素分析 9527 CS 中國鄉鎮企業的區域差異 9528 CS 中國自改革開放以來各地區社會發展水平的比較與評價 9529 CS 一九九四年六月廣東清遠水災分析 9534 CS The Development of Forestry in China 1977-1993 9535 CS 中國省會城市綠化研究 9601 BA The Survival of Flower Cultivation and Production in the New Territories 9603 BA Soil Properties Analysis within respect to slope, aspect and vegetation cover in Ngai Tau and Yim Tin Tsai 9611 BA Factors Influencing the Intensity of Erosion in Castle Peak and Mui Wo 9617 BA The provision of Medical and Health Services in Shatin 9626 BA Sustainable Development in Mai Po Marshes and Its Surrounding Areas : The Perspective of Green Groups Members and Real Estate Developers 9628 BA A Study on Spatial Pattern of off-course Betting Centres and the Culture of Legal Gambling in Hong Kong 9629 BA A Study of Hill Fire Problem in Hong Kong Country Parks 9637 CS 珠江三角洲公路網絡與經濟發展關係 9638 CS Cross Border Freight Movement by Road 9640 CS 探討中國雲南省少數民族空間分佈與其人口增長關係及原因 9642 CS 試分析廣東省的經濟發展對其人口結構的影響 9644 CS 西藏人口文化素質與經濟發展之關係 9704 BA The Spatial and Structural Analysis of Crime Patterns in Hong Kong 9708 BA Open Space in Tsuen Wan 9712 BA The Distribution of McDonald's Restaurants and the Adult Consumer's Behaviour in Hong Kong 9721 BA Adopt the Centre of Gravity to Trace the Locational Shifting of Employment in Hong Kong, 1981-95 9722 BA The Female Fertility and Labour Force Participation 9723 CS 郵電通訊工具擁有量與經濟發展的關係 9725 CS 影響１９８７－１９９３年中外合資經營企業投資的因素 9726 CS 上海浦東新區城市發展 9728 CS 不同香港企業投資國內房地產的比較 9732 CS 經改及房改下，中國大都市內的人口遷移情況 - 以廣州市為例 9737 CS 從廣西區域發展的差異探討區域開發佈局策略及貧窮問題 9803 CS Factors Affecting Housing Consumption in China, the Case of Beijing 9804 BA An Example of Wise Use of Wetland: Case Study on Traditional Gei Wai in Mai Po Marshes, Hong Kong 9805 CS 北京舊城改造中危房改造 9806 CS 跨國公司在中國投資的情況及對經濟影響 9809 BA A Study of the Multiple-sites and Single-sites Visitors in Hong Kong 9811 CS 從港人於深圳置業的情況，探討香港後城市發展跨越邊境的可能性 9813 BA A Factorial Ecology Study of Hong Kong: 1986 and 1996 9817 CS The ISO14000 Development and Implementation in China, in Relation to the China's Environmental Management in the 21st Century 9901 BA Assessment on the Property Development to Potential Along Airport Railway 9902 BA 香港旅遊業的發展潛力與出路 9903 CS 區域發展和中央與地方關係研究 9904 CS Transport, Accessibility, And Development: A Study of The National Truck Highway System in China 9905 BA The Hydrological and Biological Impacts of Inshore-dredging and Reclamation in Victoria Harbour 9906 BA 一九八七至一九九七年間中國海洋石油的發展情況及遇到的問題與困難 9914 CS 中國城鎮住房體制改革：發展緩慢的原因 9920 CS 中國工業總產值與「三廢」排放量的關係 -- 區域分析 9927 BA Outchopping Behavior of Tseung Kwan O Residents 9928 BA 中西區的都市發展與文化保存之研究 9929 BA Catering Industry Under the Economic Recession: A Case Study of Sai Kung Town 2001 BA Residential Segregation of Socio-economic Groups in Hong Kong 2002 BA Activity & Travel Patterns of Hong Kong Residents 2003 CS 中國人口老齡化的區域差異---原因及政策建議 2004 CS 雲南民族住屋之文化與自然環境 2005 BA Commuting Pattern in Hong Kong 2006 CS Cross-border Shopping Behavior of Hong Kong Residents 2008 BA 香港廢紙回收工業所面對的困難 2009 BA Sedimentological Modeling of Fan-Deltas and Valley-Deltas, Three Fathoms Cove 2010 BA Human Activities & Dust-Fall in Tseung Kwan O 2011 BA The Central-Wanchai Reclamation Debate, 1995-98 : An Actor-Network Approach 2012 BA Hong Kong's Intra-metropolitan Accessibility 2013 BA A Perspective of the 'Front Shop, Back Factory' Economy 2014 BA Human Response and Perceptions of Flooding in Urban Areas : A Case Study of Shops Located in Mongkok, Hong Kong 2015 BA Sheung Kwai Chung Village : A Study of Social and Geographical Changes 2016 CS The Study of Floating Population in Guangzhou 2018 BA Waste Recycling Campaign in Housing Estates (Phase III) in Hong Kong : Public Perceptions and Implications 2019 BA 廣東省能源消費與經濟增長的關係分析 2021 CS 九十年代中國煤炭出口情況及展望 2022 CS The Housing Rehabilitatin in Beijing's Old City:The Case of Ju'er Hutong Rehabilitation Experiment 2023 BA The Reasons for Late 90's and Future Weak Outlook of Nuclear Energy Development in Developed Countries 2024 BA The Role of Land Development Corporation in Urban Redevelopment : A Case Study of 'Queen Street Area' 2025 BA A Study of Hong Kong Consumers' Behavior and Attitude towards On-line Shopping 0101 BA The Relationship between Land Use Change and Water Quality Degradation and Impacts on Wetland Ecosystem. A Case study of Mai Po Marshes Nature Reserve 0102 BA Cultural Landscape : A Case Study of Po Lin Monastery 0103 BA Assessing Hill Fire Condition in Hong Kong Country Park Using GIS and Quantitative Method 0104 BA The Perception of Hong Kong Students on Environmental Protection and Environmental Education 0105 CS 北京城市綠化之情況 0106 CS Consumption Behaviour and Travel Pattern of of Mainland Vacation Visitors in Hong Kong 0107 BA Environmental Controls on Sedimentary Facies and Erosional Landforms - D' Aguilar Peninsula 0108 BA 美國迪士尼樂園的文化景觀 0109 BA The Impacts of Spatial Factors on Individual' Activity and Travel Behaviour 0110 BA Facies Contrasts between Fluvial and Marine Environments - A Case Study from the Lung Hung River to Tsam Chuk Wan, Sai Kung 0111 CS 中國傳統民居與中國傳統文─北京四合院的研究 0112 CS The Foreign Direct Investment in Office Sector in Shanghai:An Institutional Approach 0113 CS 客家文化與居民關係：深圳"鶴湖新居"個案研究 0114 CS 開發西部石油與西部大開發的關係 0115 BA Pattern, Spatial Behavior, General Park Valuation and Perception of Kowloon Park Users 0116 BA Taxi Drivers' Behavior of Searching for Passengers 0117 BA The Causes of Flooding in the Northern District in Hong Kong 0118 BA Attitudes towards Urban Redevelopment :A Study of Sitting Residents and Shopkeepers 0119 BA Residential Mobility of Hong Kong Residents 0120 CS 新疆土地利用與開發對地表覆蓋的影響 - 以阜康縣為例 0121 BA The Impact of Hong Kong's Textile Industry after China's Accession to WTO 0122 BA The Changing Patterns of Taiwan's External Energy Trade 0123 BA Attitudes and Perception Survey on Green Consumerism of Public Housing Residents in Yiu On Estate 0124 BA Housing Process and Residential Mobility in Hong Kong 0125 CS 探討中國能源基建項目 ─ 西氣東輸輸氣管道工程 0126 CS Cross-border Consumption Behavior of Hong Kong Residents 0127 BA Suburbanization in Tsuen Wan: Power, Rationality and Space 0128 BA The Revitalisation of Tai O : An Examination of Planning Modalities 0201 CS 中國電力體制改革 0202 CS Revelopment of Guangzhou's Inner city Areas 0203 CS 廣州城市發展的未來趨勢：信息城市 0204 CS Sandstorm in Northern China: Today and Tomorrow 0205 CS 從廣州市與花都區的聯繫看中國城市擴展的模式 0206 CS 探討中國從建國到現在天然氣使用量偏低的各種原因 0207 CS 探討西氣東輸工程的涵義及其下游市場的前景分析 0208 BA Deregulation of the U.S. Natural Gas Industry: The Case Study of California 0209 BA 探討英國天然氣工業之私營化發展及市場開放的影響 0210 BA The California Energy Crisis 0211 BA The Park N Shop Network : A Study of Supermarket's Location Pattern and Hierarchy 0212 BA Diatom Preservation : Experiments and Observations on Dissolution and Breakage in Diatomaceous Deposits in Lake Malawi 0213 BA The Study of Sedimentation and Preservation of Geochemistry in Different Facies in Northeast New Territories of HKSAR 0214 BA The Synoptic Study of Air Pollution in Hong Kong from 1991-2000 0215 BA Environmental Stress on Roadside Tree in Hong Kong : A Case Study of Aleurities Moluccana 0216 BA Spatial Pattern Changes of Employment Centers in Hong Kong 0217 BA Sense of Security of Public Housing Estate Residents of Hong Kong 0218 BA Travel Behavior and Vacation Destination Choice of Hong Kong Outbound Leisure Travelers 0219 BA Flooding Perception of the Residents in Villages in North District 0220 BA Place Promotion in Hong Kong - Lan Kwai Fong and SoHo as a Case Study 0221 BA Environmental Awareness & Behaviour : To Take a Further Step 0222 BA The Impacts of Sand Dredging on the Fishery of Hong Kong: Case Study at the East Lamma Channel 0223 BA 族群聚集區與移民適應 ─ 小福建的同生共化 0224 BA Forecasting the Effectiveness of the West Rail Using Modal Split Model 0301 CS 從清華大學生對沙漠化的認知程度看中國環境教育的成效 0302 CS 1986至2000年中國對外石油貿易情況 0303 CS Local Initiative of China’s Land Tenure System: A Case Study of Shunde City 0304 CS Place Promotion in Shunde – with Special Reference to “Hong Kong-Style” Real Estate Promotion 0305 CS Housing Affordability in Beijing from 1992 to 2001: Application of the Price-To-Income Ratio 0306 CS Coastal Sedimentation in Micro-Level --- Deep Bay and Mirs Bay 0307 CS Air Cargo Industry in South China – Competition and Coordination 0308 BA Geomorphic Controls of Sedimentology from Shui Hau Wan to Tong Fuk Beach 0309 BA Elderly Singletons Housing and Social Justice in Hong Kong : A Case of Tsuen Wan 0310 BA Wetland Management in Hong Kong 0311 BA Evaluation on the Possibilities of Introducing GIS into Secondary School Geographical Teaching 0312 BA The Factors Affecting the Popularity of the Beaches in Different Districts in Hong Kong 0313 BA Hedonic Study on House Market in Hong Kong 0314 BA The Perception of Global Warming among the Secondary School Students 0315 BA The Location Pattern and Implications of Pawnshops in Hong Kong 0316 BA Geological and Geomorphological Controls of Footpath Erosion, Pak Tam Chung 0317 BA 中國近二十年能源發展與經濟增長之關係 0318 BA Relationship between Factors Affecting Energy Consumption Per Capita 0319 BA Outbound Travel Behavior of Hong Kong People 0320 BA Green Urban Transport : Cycling Study
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