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PLC sponsored Special Session VIII and parallel session 1.14

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Theme th 02 The 14 IACP Annual Conference 会议主题第十四届国际中国规划学会年会 Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China Conference Organizing Committee 03 组委会

Conference Hosts 04 主办方

Conference Organizer 06 承办方

Conference Co-organizer 07 联合承办方

Conference Supporters 08 支持方

Keynote Speakers 09 主旨演讲人

Hosts of Special Sessions 10 特别论坛主持人

Announcement of Awards 12 获奖通知

Schedule at A Glance 13 会议日程

Agenda 17 会议议程

Map 42 地图

* All schedule in this pamphlet is on the basis of Beijing Time (GMT+8) * 本会议手册所有提及的时刻均基于北京时间(比格林威治标准时间快8小时) The 14th IACP Annual Conference The 14th IACP Annual Conference 第十四届国际中国规划学会年会第十四届国际中国规划学会年会 Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China

Welcome Remarks Conference Theme: Urban Innovations in the New Planning Context 欢迎词会议主题 / 规划新语境中的城市创新

Dear IACP members and friends, The reform of China's national spatial planning system, a top-to-bottom overhaul of the nation’s planning practice, is an important part of China's systematic, holistic and structural reforms. The integration of functional zoning, land use planning, and urban and rural planning into the new “territorial Welcome to our 14th IACP Annual Conference and welcome to Shenzhen University, virtually! It's an exciting time for IACP and Shenzhen University to spatial planning” merges various types of local urban plans into a single master plan and improves the nation’s comprehensive spatial management system. organize this conference and host you. The reform requires that we understand plan formulation and planning education in a new context and study the impacts of the new spatial planning system on planning theory, method and practice. A lot of things have happened since we started to prepare for the conference in the fall of 2019. The transition from an in-person conference to a hybrid mode with both in-person and online communications has offered great opportunities to engage planners, designers, scholars, scientists, and government officials The new planning context opens up multi-dimensional innovation opportunities of interdisciplinary research, inter-regional planning coordination, and the from all over the world to exchange ideas about planning in China. The conference activities will take place over 9 days between December 5th and 13th fusion of technologies. Urban innovation is becoming increasingly critical to planning within the context of recent developments in the field, such as the (Beijing Time). All events will be live-streamed and open to the public. interdisciplinary collaboration between spatial planning and natural resource management, the development of mega-regions such as the Great Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau, and the application of big data, cloud-computation, artificial intelligence, and spatial algorithm to urban science. The theme of the 14th Annual Conference is “Urban Innovations in the New Planning Context”. The new concept of “territorial spatial planning” merges Aiming to promoting urban innovation and international intellectual dialogue, the annual conference provides a platform to discuss the new territorial various types of local urban plans into a single master plan and improves the nation’s comprehensive spatial management system. The new planning spatial planning system and the development of urban and rural planning disciplines in this new context. context opens up multi-dimensional innovation opportunities of interdisciplinary research, inter-regional planning coordination, and the fusion of technologies. Urban innovation is becoming increasingly critical with recent developments, such as the interdisciplinary collaboration between spatial We cordially invite scholars, planners, engineers, and government officials from China and around the world to join us to share new planning ideas and planning and natural resource management, the development of mega-regions such as the Great Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau, and the experiences and explore the opportunities and challenges at this critical juncture for spatial planning in China. application of big data, cloud-computation, artificial intelligence, and spatial algorithm to urban science. Aiming to promote urban innovation and international intellectual dialogue, the annual conference provides a platform to discuss the new territorial spatial planning system and the development of 中国的国家空间规划体系改革，是国家系统性、整体性、重构性改革的重要组成部分，是国家层面自上而下推动的一次重大的规划制度变革。将主体功能区规划、土 urban and rural planning disciplines in this new context. 地利用规划、城乡规划等空间性规划融合为统一的“国土空间规划”，不仅从顶层设计开始实现规划体系上的“多规合一”，更是空间综合治理体系的提升。未来中国的规划编制工作及城乡规划学科的发展，都需要在新的规划语境下来理解，并从规划改革的主线、规划改革的议题以及空间规划发展趋势等方面，探讨空间规划体 The 14th IACP annual conference includes excellent keynote speeches, special session, roundtables, and paralleled Sessions. The opening ceremony will take 系改革对规划理论、方法和实践的影响。 place on December 5th , including welcome remarks and keynote speeches, and the closing ceremony will take place on December 13th . Nine special Sessions are scheduled on December 5th , 6 th , and 12th to dialogue with nationally and internationally renowned experts. Between December 7th -11 th , we scheduled 53 新的规划语境开启了更丰富的跨学科研究交叉、跨地域空间治理协同和跨技术边界融合的多维度创新契机。以城乡空间规划和自然资源监管的跨学科协作、以粤港澳 paralleled sessions that cover a wide range of planning topics from 10 tracks. 大湾区为代表的超级区域发展协同、以大数据、云计算、人工智能、空间算法等空间信息技术为代表的新技术应用，成为城乡规划学科的创新蓝海。

秉承“城市创新”的发展理念，积极借鉴国际经验，对当前规划新语境进行更深层面的探讨将有助于推动中国国土空间规划体系的建立和城乡规划学科的发展。本次 We owe special thanks to our conference sponsors and to our local host Shenzhen University. We also thank our conference committee and the IACP 年会诚邀来自中国和世界各地的学者、规划师、工程师和政府管理人员进行学术交流，分享国内外空间规划的先进理念与杰出经验，共同探讨当今中国规划新语境下 leadership team for putting together this conference program and ensuring that our conference will run smoothly. We hope you enjoy the conference! 的挑战和机遇。

The conference tracks include / 此次会议议题 1. Regional Planning Coordination and Its Practices in the Greater Bay Area / 区域规划协同与大湾区规划实践 2. Smart Cities and New Urban Planning & Design Technologies / 智慧城市与规划设计新技术 Lingqian Hu, Ph.D Xiaochun Yang, Ph.D 3. Territorial and Spatial Planning and Urban-Rural Integration / 国土空间规划与城乡统筹 Chair of the IACP Board Associate Dean and Professor 4. Land Use and Economic Development Policies / 土地利用和经济发展政策 Professor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Shenzhen University 5. Transportation and Infrastructure Planning / 交通和基础设施规划 6. Housing and Community Development / 住房与社区发展 7. Urban Environmental Protection and Planning / 生态环境保护与规划 8. Urban Health and Safety Planning / 城市健康与公共安全规划 9. Urban and Landscape Design / 城市与景观设计 10. Urban Renewal and Historical & Cultural Preservation / 城市更新与历史文化保护 11. Special Issues of Academic Journals / 学术杂志专刊 12. Others / 其他

01 02 The 14th IACP Annual Conference The 14th IACP Annual Conference 第十四届国际中国规划学会年会第十四届国际中国规划学会年会 Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China

Conference Organizing Committee Conference Hosts 组委会主办方

IACP International Association for China Planning (IACP) / 国际中国规划学会 Chair: Hongwei Dong (California State University, Fresno) IACP is an independent non-profit organization of scholars, students, and practitioners interested in planning issues in China.

Vice Chairs: Founded in Washington DC, USA, in 2005, its mission is three-fold: (1) to serve as a bridge between urban planning researchers and practitioners in China Siqi Zheng (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) and their counterparts in other countries, (2) to provide a forum for scholarly and professional dialogues, and (3) to form a lively and supportive community Jige Quan (Seoul National University) for its members. Junfeng Jiao (The University of Texas at Austin) Contact: [email protected] IACP currently has more than 2000 members and friends. They include professors and students at universities, planners and managers from international institutions, government agencies and consulting firms, and other professionals. IACP members come from diverse academic and professional Shenzhen University backgrounds, such as urban planning, architecture, geography, economics, public policy, environmental management, and real estate development. The Chair: whole membership has a wide geographic representation, which includes North America, Asia, Australia, and Europe. Renzhong Guo As a global network of scholars, students, and practitioners, IACP is committed to promoting the career advancement of its members by fostering Vice Chairs: fellowship, exchange, and cooperation among them. Yue Fan, Xiaochun Yang, Zhengdong Huang For further information, please visit http://china-planning.org/ Executive committee: Haofeng Wang, Yang Yue, Zhihui Gu, Yan Zhang, Wenjian Zhu, Yun Li, Qian Liu, Wei Tu, Yiwen Shao Contact: [email protected] 国际中国规划学会（IACP）是一个独立的非营利性组织，其成员包括对中国规划问题感兴趣的专家、学者、规划师和学生。国际中国规划学会2005年成立于美国首都华盛顿，其使命如下：（ 1）架设中国城市规划的学者专家对外交流的桥梁；（ 2）提供城市规划学术与实践对话的论坛；（3）为会员营造活跃的交流互动平台。国际中国规划学会理事会的现任主席是美国威斯康星大学密尔沃基分校的胡伶倩教授。前主席包括张庭伟教授、沈青教授、彭仲仁教授、陈雪明教授、潘起胜教授、曹新宇教授和宋彦教授。更多信息，请访问： http://china-planning.org/

国际中国规划学会

主席：董宏伟（加州州立大学弗雷斯诺分校）联合主席：郑思齐（麻省理工学院）权纪戈（首尔大学）焦峻峰（德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校) 联系方式: [email protected]

深圳大学

主席：郭仁忠副主席：范悦杨晓春黄正东执行委员：王浩锋乐阳张艳辜智慧朱文健李云刘倩涂伟邵亦文联系方式: [email protected]

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Conference Hosts Conference Organizer 主办方承办方

Shenzhen University / 深圳大学 School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Shenzhen University / 深圳大学建筑与城市规划学院

Shenzhen University (SZU) is committed to excellence in teaching, research and social service. Sticking to the motto of “self-reliance, self-discipline, self- Founded in 1983, the School of Architecture and Urban Planning (SAUP) evolved from the Department of Architecture, one of the first faculties in improvement”, the University is dedicated to serving the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone (SEZ), demonstrating China’s reform and opening up and Shenzhen University. With the support from the Department of Architecture of Tsinghua University, Professor Wang Tan, student of Frank Lloyd Wright, pioneering change in higher education. served as the first dean of SAUP. The first faculty members were outstanding scholars who graduated from top architecture universities in China or those with overseas study experience. SZU, which is based in Shenzhen, China’s first SEZ and a key city in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area, is distinctively known as an Experimental University in higher education with its reforms in the sector acknowledged in Mainland China. After 37 years of development, SAUP has become a comprehensive institute encompassing four disciplines: architecture, urban and rural planning, landscape architecture, and urban informatics, offering a first-tier discipline doctoral program and a postdoctoral research station in architecture, and a Established in 1983, SZU received support from top Chinese universities including Peking University, Tsinghua University and Renmin University of China in second-tier discipline doctoral program in urban informatics. the founding of new schools. In the past decades, the University has undergone rapid growth and has become a comprehensive university with complete disciplines, top-ranked academic and research institutes and awe-inspiring faculty. SZU faculty members are engaged with teaching and research for the Today, SAUP is one of the top architecture schools in overall strength and academic influence in China. SAUP boasts an accomplished faculty including betterment of society. They are devoted to seeking solutions to pressing global challenges and promoting innovation. two academicians of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and six specially appointed professors. SAUP’s majors of Architecture and Urban and Rural Planning are selected first-class majors in the Double Ten Thousand Plan by the Ministry of Education, and were assessed “excellent” in the evaluation of SZU offers a wide array of undergraduate and graduate programs and provides students with an interdisciplinary and inclusive multicultural learning undergraduate education. The major of Architecture is a provincial key and famous major and a national feature major. In 2019, our graduate environment. Students in SZU enjoy the plenty resources and facilities of both the SEZ and the University, pursue academic excellence and discover new employment and further study rate reached 97.5% and 28.5% respectively. interests and opportunities in a fast-changing era. Rooted in Shenzhen, a pilot demonstration zone for socialism with Chinese characteristics and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area, SZU is an integral part of the SZE, a thriving technology and innovation hub. With four campuses in Yuehai, Canghai, Lihu and Luohu, the University SAUP will leverage its location and resources and strive to become an international, pioneering, and experimental school of architectural and urban vigorously conducts leading researches in various fields and collaborates with high-tech enterprises in the community for technology transfer. SZU strives planning. to provide a high-quality and effective education and develop in each SZU member the ability and passion to innovate and contribute to social progress For further information, please visit https://saup.szu.edu.cn/index.htm and development, and encourages talented young people to start entrepreneurship in SZU. Our alumni including Tencent have founded dozens of innovative companies with significant influence. 深圳大学位于中国最发达的经济特区、粤港澳大湾区核心城市深圳市。自改革开放以来，深圳的城市建设日新月异，并在全国乃至世界范围内具有较强的示

SZU is accelerating its pace toward internationalization, providing a variety of global learning opportunities. The University has established partnerships 范性，这也为深圳大学建筑学科的办学和发展提供了契机和挑战。 with numbers of overseas universities to offer exceptional exchange programs, joint degree programs, research collaborations, and a variety of other forms 伴随着特区建设的历程，深圳在国内建筑设计行业尤其是高密度居住建筑、超大尺度城市综合体等领域逐步处于领先地位，优秀建筑作品大量涌现。近年 of collaborations with international partners. Students from all over the world are welcomed in SZU. In the city noted for its urban vitality and natural beauty, 来，在建设中国特色社会主义先行示范区政策的指引下，深圳的城市和建筑发展都呈现出新的特征，并与科技创新和研发相接轨。在“双区”和“设计之 students can explore the most attractive parts of China, pursue their passion and develop their interests, perspectives and abilities. 都”的背景下，深圳不仅吸引了众多国内外知名的规划和建筑企业，同时也孕育了自身先锋的设计文化。深圳的城市区位和资源为深圳大学建筑学科的发 For further information, please visit https://en.szu.edu.cn/index.htm 展提供了良好的外部环境和办学条件。

深圳大学与特区同步成长发展，并呈现出开放与创新的特质。建设与城市地位相匹配的一流建筑学专业，是深圳大学的使命与责任。随着建筑学科边界的深圳大学1983年经国家教育部批准设立。中央、教育部和地方高度重视特区大学建设。北大援建中文、外语类学科，清华援建电子、建筑类学科，人大援拓展，深圳大学建筑与城市规划学院正逐步构建建筑学、城市规划、风景园林和城市空间信息工程互相协同支撑的学科体系，并形成更为综合的人居环境建经济、法律类学科，一大批知名学者云集深圳大学。建校伊始，学校在高校管理体制上锐意改革，在奖学金、学分制、勤工俭学等方面进行了积极探学科群体系。索，率先在国内实行毕业生不包分配和双向选择制度，推行教职员工全员聘任制度和后勤部门社会化管理改革，在全国引起强烈反响。

深圳大学建筑与城市规划学院源于1983年成立的建筑系，并与深圳特区、深圳大学同步成长与建设。经过近40年的发展，学院已成为国内具有较强影响建校37年，深圳大学紧随特区，锐意改革、快速发展。学校秉承“自立、自律、自强”的校训，形成了“特区大学、窗口大学、实验大学”的办学特色，形力的建筑院校。清华大学汪坦教授任首任系主任，奠定了“学、研、产”一体化的办学特色；早期系主任许安之教授培育建设了建筑学科的本科和硕士培成了从学士、硕士到博士的完整人才培养体系以及多层次的科学研究和社会服务体系，已经成为一所学科齐全、设施完善、师资优良、管理规范的综合性大养体系；陈燕萍院长任期内，推动了建筑学和城乡规划硕士教育评估；特聘教授仲德崑院长，引进孟建民院士和郭仁忠院士，完善了人居环境学科群体系，提学。深圳大学是国家大学生文化素质教育基地、全国文明校园。为实现高等教育内涵式发展，学校制定了《深圳大学文化创新发展纲要》，成立了饶宗颐文升了办学层次；特聘教授范悦院长，进一步加大教学和科研的改革创新力度，学科建设进入有序发展、稳步上升的轨道。化研究院、刘宇一艺术院，以高度的文化自觉和文化自信，建设一流的中国特色社会主义特区大学文化。

学院现下设建筑系、城市规划系、风景园林系、城市空间信息工程系，并已建立了从本科到博士后流动站完整的人才培养体系。学院建筑学和城乡规划专业学校积极推进“国际化人才培养、国际化科研合作、国际化师资建设、国际文化交流”，现与境外308所高校建立联系，开展学生交换、教师研修、合作办同时入选教育部“双万计划”国家一流专业建设点，并以优秀等级通过专业本科教育评估。建筑学专业先后获批广东省优势重点学科、名牌专业、重点专业学等多种形式的国际合作，全面提升国际交流质量和层次。建设点、教育部高等学校特色专业建设点。

深圳大学将继续立足深圳，依托粤港澳大湾区的经济社会发展，面向国际，以改革和创新的精神，培养高素质创新创业人才，坚持文化引领，强化创新驱学院师资力量雄厚，并形成了两个院士团队、三个特聘教授团队领衔的教学和科研团队。学院现有教职员工157人，其中教授25人，副教授33人，并形成了梯动，实现内涵发展，为建设新时代人民满意的高水平特区大学而努力奋斗。队结构合理，后备力量完善的师资团队。学院的教学组织和学科建设始终围绕人居环境学科群体系，并呈现出实验性、创新性、多学科融合的办学特色。更多信息，请访问：https://www.szu.edu.cn/index.htm 更多信息，请访问：https://saup.szu.edu.cn/index.htm 05 06 The 14th IACP Annual Conference The 14th IACP Annual Conference 第十四届国际中国规划学会年会第十四届国际中国规划学会年会 Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China

Conference Co-organizer Conference Supporters 联合承办方支持方

Urban Planning & Design Institute of Shenzhen Academic Committee of International Urban Planning, Urban Planning Society of China 深圳市城市规划设计研究院中国城市规划学会国外城市规划学术委员会

Since its establishment in 1990, Urban Planning & Design Institute of Shenzhen (UPDIS) has been committed to the scientific development of urban and The Academic Committee of International Urban Planning is a professional and academic organization affiliated to Urban Planning Society of China. It rural construction and the continuous improvement of human habitat. As one of the largest multidisciplinary comprehensive planning, consulting, research was established as Center for Foreign Urban Studies in December 1988 and renamed in the current way in October 1991. It aims at structuring an and design institutes in China, its comprehensive technical strength ranks among the top in China. UPDIS mainly engages in urban planning and design, academic platform of exchange and communication for the Chinese scholars who are engaged in the studies on international urban planning, urban research on urban policy/planning standards, engineering consulting, transportation planning, sustainable development research and other aspects, construction, and urban management, for purpose of enriching China’s theories and practice of urban planning. Its missions include, on the one hand, focuses on creating and pragmatically solving urban problems. It has completed more than 5,800 projects in Shenzhen and more than 200 regions at organizing academic activities for its fellows and, on the other hand, promoting the communication and collaboration with its international home and abroad, covering a wide range of fields, including macroscopic regional research, urban comprehensive development consulting, planning counterparts. and urban design, transportation and municipal infrastructure, low-carbon ecological technology research and application, regional development policy and so on.

UPDIS now has 18 production departments, 3 specialized institutes and 3 branches, employing 796 people in total. Among them, 9 have a doctoral degree, 中国城市规划学会国外城市规划学术委员会（以下简称国外学委会），原名国外城市研究学组，于1988年12月成立，是隶属于中国城市规划学会的专业学 393 have a master's degree, 332 have a bachelor's degree and 62 have a junior college diploma. There are 737 technical personnel in total. Among them, 12 术团体。 are professor-level senior engineers, 75 are associate senior engineers, 253 are intermediate engineers. There are 84 all kinds of certified professionals. 1991年10月正式更名为国外城市规划学术委员会，宗旨是团结社会各界从事国外城市规划及相关学科的研究工作者，积极开展跨学科的学术交流及有关活 At the same time, UPDIS has established long-term strategic partnerships with many domestic and foreign consulting companies, universities and design 动. 通过研究和探讨国外城市问题及规划、建设和管理方面的理论与实践经验,把握超前意识，借鉴国际先进经验，结合我国实际情况进行比较，为提高我国 institutes for cooperation in industrial economy, ecological and environmental protection, social governance, investment and financing, public consultation, 城市研究的理论与实践水平做出贡献。并加强同国外有关学术团体和科研工作者的密切合作、研讨与交流活动。 academic training and so on. For further information, please visit https://www.upr.cn

深圳市城市规划设计研究院（简称“深规院”），从1990年成立至今，致力于城乡建设的科学发展与人居环境的持续改善，是中国最大的多专业综合型规 Shenzhen Urban Planning Society 划咨询研究与设计机构之一，综合技术实力位居全国前列。主要从事城市规划设计、城市政策/规划标准研究、工程咨询、交通规划、可持续发展研究等方深圳市城市规划学会面的工作，专注于创造和务实地解决城市问题。在深圳以及国内外200多个地区完成了5800多个项目，涉及宏观区域研究、城市综合发展咨询、规划与城市设计、交通与市政基础设施、低碳生态技术研究与应用、地区开发政策等多个领域。 Shenzhen Urban Planning Society (UPSSZ) is a non-profit academic organisation for Shenzhen urban planning professionalswhich was founded in 1994. It was set up voluntarily by a number of organisations and individuals engaged in planning, design, management, and scientific research. It is formally 深规院现有18个生产所、3个专业院、3个分院，总人数796人。其中，博士9人、硕士393人、本科332人、专科62人。总技术人员737人，其中，教授级 registered as a non-governmental statutory body. 高工12人、副高75人、中级253人。各类执业注册师84人。 UPSSZ serves its members and other urban planning professionals by making unceasing efforts to present high-quality academic training, conferences, 同时，深规院与国内外多家咨询公司、大学、设计机构建立了长期的战略伙伴关系，在产业经济、生态环保、社会治理、投资融资、公众咨询、学术培养等 workshops, and a variety of additional services. It is considered to be the premier organisation for the promotion of rigorous academic study and 方面进行合作。 improvements in urban planning, design, and management. 更多信息，请访问：https://www.upr.cn

深圳市城市规划学会成立于1994年，是由深圳市城市规划工作者组成的学术性群众团体，是由从事城市规划设计和管理、城市科学研究以及相关工作的机构和个人自愿结成的非营利性社会组织，是依法注册登记的专业性社团法人。

深圳市城市规划学会立足于服务广大会员及城市规划工作者，围绕城市规划行业的中心任务，不断加强学会工作力度，充分发挥学术性团体组织的各项优势与作用，为推进深圳市城市规划学术活动的蓬勃开展和城市规划设计、管理水平的提高做出努力。

07 08 The 14th IACP Annual Conference The 14th IACP Annual Conference 第十四届国际中国规划学会年会第十四届国际中国规划学会年会 Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China

Keynote Speakers / 主旨演讲人 Hosts of Special Sessions /特别论坛主持人

Zhiqiang Wu Xiaochun Yang 吴志强杨晓春 Academician, Chinese Academy of Engineering; Professor, Shenzhen University Vice President, Tongji University 深圳大学教授

中国工程院院士同济大学副校长题目：中国城镇化快速阶段的创新思考

Bing Zhang Lingqian Hu 张兵胡伶倩 Director, Bureau of Territorial Planning, Chair of the IACP Board Ministry of Natural Resources of the People's Republic of China Professor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 自然资源部国土空间规划局局长国际中国规划学会主席题目：国土空间规划与可持续发展威斯康辛大学密尔沃基分校教授

Christopher John Webster Xinyue Ye 伟仕达叶信岳 Dean and Professor, Faculty of Architecture, Professor, Texas A&M University The University of Hong Kong 得克萨斯农工大学教授香港大学建筑学院院长，教授 Title:Will the real Smart City please stand up! What the smart city industry has to offer China's new planning context and should we be teaching AI in planning schools?

Laxmi Ramasubramanian Jiayan Liu 拉克斯米·拉玛苏布拉曼尼亚刘佳燕 Vice President and President-elect, Associate Professor, Tsinghua University (CCPR managing editor） Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP); Chair and Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, 清华大学副教授（《城市规划》英文版责任编辑） San Jose State University 美国规划院校联合会副主席/候任主席圣何塞州立大学城市与区域规划系主任，教授 Title :The Future of Global Planning Education: Reflections about Planning in/for a Post-Pandemic World

Daniel Dianzhi Sui Li Tian 隋殿志田莉 Vice President and Professor, Professor, Tsinghua University Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 清华大学教授弗吉尼亚理工学院暨州立大学副校长，教授 Title :Urban Innovation in the Post-Pandemic World

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Host of Special Sessions /特别论坛主持人 Announcement of Awards/ 获奖通知

Zhengdong Huang Julia Harten 黄正东 Assistant Professor, University of British Columbia Professor, Shenzhen University “Housing Single Women: Gender in China’s Shared Rental Housing Market” 深圳大学教授 ACSP/IACP Karen R. Polenske Best Student Paper Award

Yifei Sun Sicheng Wang 孙一飞 Ph.D. candidate in Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University. Professor, International Institute for Innovation and Development “What is the elasticity of sharing a ridesourcing trip?” 创新与发展国际研究院教授 Karen R. Polenske Best Student Paper Award

Lei Zhang Hengyu Gu 张磊 School of Government, Peking University Professor, Renmin University of China “How Does the Rural Homestead Influence the Hukou Transfer Intentions of Rural-Urban Migrants in China?” 中国人民大学教授 IACP Best Student Paper Award

Zhi Liu Li (Kerry) Fang 刘志 Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Florida State University Professor, Peking University - Lincoln Institute Center IACP Rising Scholar Award 北大-林肯中心教授

Haofeng Wang Zhi Liu 王浩锋 Peking University–Lincoln Institute Center for Urban Development and Land Policy Professor, Shenzhen University IACP Distinguished Service Award 深圳大学教授

Xuanyi Nie Graduate School of Design, Harvard University Haobin Fan Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences “Building the Inter-City Integrated Care Delivery System (IDS) in China: The Dynamics of Multi-Level Incentives among Institutional Participants” Economic Approach in Urban Sustainability Studies Award

11 12 The 14th IACP Annual Conference The 14th IACP Annual Conference 第十四届国际中国规划学会年会第十四届国际中国规划学会年会 Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China

Schedule at A Glance / 会议日程

Saturday, December 5, 2020 Opening Ceremony Parallel Sessions 1 Monday, December 7, 2020

Time Session Room Time Session Room

08:30-09:00 Welcome Address 1.11 Transit oriented development (I) Live

09:00-09:40 Keynote Speech I by Academician Zhiqiang Wu 1.12 Fair housing and housing equity Live Live 09:40-10:20 Keynote Speech II by Director Bing Zhang 1.13 HPD special issue I: housing affordability and ownership Live Session A 19:30-21:10 10:20-11:00 Keynote Speech III by Dean Christopher John Webster 1.14 Peking University-Lincoln Institute Center sponsored session: Urban renewal Live

14:00-17:30 Special session I: Contemporary Urban Planning Theory and Trend of Thought: The Value of Shenzhen Practice Live 1.15 Urban safety and crime prevention Live

20:00-22:00 Dean's Forum Live 1.16 Child-friendly Cities Live

Break

Sunday, December 6, 2020 Special Sessions 1.21 Transit oriented development (II) Live

1.22 Urban environment and mental health Live Time Session Room 1.23 Urban Design and Complexity Live Session B 09:30-11:30 Special Session II: Planning Future Built Environment Live 21:30-23:10 1.24 Environmental Justice Live 16:00-18:00 Special Session III: China City Planning Review (CCPR) Special Session: Creating Cities of Sharing through Planning Live 1.25 Regional environmental planning Live 18:00-20:00 Special Session IV: Enhancing the Market-Based Allocation of Land Factors and Its Implications for Territorial Spatial Planning Live 1.26 Measuring streetscape with big data Live 20:00-22:00 Special Session V: Mega-City Region and Synergy of Urban Cluster Live

Monday-Friday, December 7-11, 2020 Parallel Sessions (see next page) Parallel Sessions 2 Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Time Session Room Saturday, December 12, 2020 Special Sessions 2.11 Transportation accessibility and equity (I) Live

Time Session Room 2.12 Social implications of urban renewal Live

: 2.13 Health implications of urban environment (I) Live 09:30-11:30 Special Session VI Re-Globalization: National Innovation Centers During the Post-COVID-19 Era Live Session A 19:30-21:10 16:00-18:00 Special Session VII: China Urban Informality with Multiple Perspectives Live 2.14 Urban network & integration Live

The Peking University-Lincoln Institute Center for Urban Development and Land Policy (PLC) 2 Special Session VIII A: 2.15 Design urban nature Live Session on Urban Regeneration in Shenzhen Live 20:00-22:00 Special Session VIII B: The Space Syntax of Good Urban Life Live 2.16 Roundtable: urban logistic planning Live

Break

Sunday, December 13, 2020 Closing Ceremony 2.21 Transportation accessibility and equity (II) Live

2.22 Place, community development, and social capital Live Time Session Room 2.23 HPD special issue II: housing equity Live Session B 09:00-09:40 Keynote Speech IV by Prof. Laxmi Ramasubramanian 21:30-23:10 2.24 Health implications of urban environment (II) Live 09:40-10:20 Keynote Speech V by Prof. Daniel Dianzhi Sui 2.25 MIT Sustainable Urbanization Lab Sponsored Session: Built environment and physical activity Live 10:20-11:00 Live 2.26 Environmental and ecological planning Live 11:00-11:20 Award Ceremony

11:20-11:30 2021 Conference Host Announcement

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Schedule at A Glance / 会议日程

Parallel Sessions 3 Wednesday, December 9, 2020 Parallel Sessions 5 Friday, December 11, 2020

Time Session Room Time Session Room

3.11 Transportation planning and modeling (I) Live 5.11 Urban development evaluation and simulation Live

3.12 Community organizing, upgrading and development Live 5.12 Urban and rural integration and planning Live Session A 3.13 HPD special issue III: housing, community development, & wellbeing Live 5.13 Urban innovation and public participation Live Session A 19:30-21:10 19:30-21:10 3.14 Urban renewal and economic development Live 5.14 Planning education Live

3.15 Travel behavior and health Live 5.15 Roundtable: Zoning and regulatory detailed planning Live

3.16 Urban green & blue space Live Break Session B Break 5.21 Roundtable: Progress of urban data visualization and informatics in urban planning 21:30-23:10 Live

3.21 Transportation planning and modeling (II) Live

3.22 Plan for an aging society Live

3.23 Sustainable community design Live Session B 21:30-23:10 3.24 Urban agglomeration and mega-region planning Live

3.25 Regionalism and regional governance Live

3.26 Roundtable: Travel behavior of older adults in East Asian countries Live

Parallel Sessions 4 T hursday, December 10, 2020

Time Session Room

4.11 TBS Special Issue Live

4.12 Urban design, historical preservation, and urban renewal Live Session A 19:30-21:10 4.13 Urban health planning and policy Live

4.14 Urban design theory Live

4.15 Urban health inequality Live

Break

4.21 Shared and new mobility Live

4.22 Urban rail transit Live

4.23 Residential satisfaction and subjective wellbeing Live Session B 21:30-23:10 4.24 MIT Sustainable Urbanization Lab Sponsored Session: Urban innovation and economic development Live

4.25 Urban XYZ sponsored session: Big data analytics in urban planning Live

4.26 Roundtable: How to thrive in planning programs in China and North America? Live

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Agenda / 会议议程

Opening Ceremony Saturday, December 5, 2020 Special Session Sunday, December 6, 2020

Opening Remarks Special Session II — Planning Future Built Environment Live Moderator：Xiaochun Yang Live Moderator：Prof. Xinyue Ye, College of Architecture, Texas A&M University Time: 08:30-09:00 Prof. Lingqian Hu, Chair of the IACP Board, Professor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Forum Time: 09:30-11:30 08:30-08:35 Guest Introduction/来宾介绍 08:35-08:40 Qingquan Li, President of Shenzhen University Built Environment at difference scales from buildings to metropolitan areas continue to evolve with changing technologies, society, and human dynamics. Thanks to technological advancements in information and communication 08:40-08:45 Lingqian Hu, Chair of the IACP Board, Professor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee technology, location-aware technology, and mobile technology over the past few decades, we have seen significant changes in human activity and interaction patterns in both physical and virtual spaces that are closely tied to Guests 08:45-08:50 Nan Shi, Secretary General of Urban Planning Society of China Introduction the changing economic, social, cultural, and political systems in today’s world. However, our understanding of these changes is rather limited and the research community is facing challenges of developing new approaches and 08:50-08:55 Yue Fan, Dean of SAUP, Shenzhen University methods of Planning Future Built Environment in a hybrid physical-virtual space and in a space-time context. This special session will focus on the introduction of some recent research approaches and analytical tools for Planning 08:55-09:00 Renzhong Guo, Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering, Director of Research Institute for Smart Cities, Shenzhen University Future Built Environment. It also will provide an opportunity of building a global research network for smart and connected communities.

1) What is your practice and vision of planning built environment? Are there new research approaches or analytical tools that you would recommend? 2) What theories explain the structure and function of future built environment? Keynote Speech Questions 3) How can science improve forecasts about the future states of built environment? Live Moderator：Xiaochun Yang Or, how can science and technology improve the plan and design of future built environment, with the consideration of global inequality of technology in mind? Time: 09:00-11:00 4) Have we learned some lessons from COVID-19 pandemic? If yes, how will these lessons learned impact planning future built environment?

09:00-09:40 Zhiqiang Wu, Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering, Vice President of Tongji University Clinton J. Andrews, School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University 09:40-10:20 Bing Zhang, Director, Bureau of Territorial Planning, Ministry of Natural Resources of the People's Republic of China Guests Mei-Po Kwan, Department of Geography and Resource Management, Chinese University of Hong Kong 10:20-11:00 Christopher John Webster, Dean and Professor, Faculty of Architecture, The University of Hong Kong Chanam Lee, Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning, Texas A&M University Hui Lin, School Of Geography and Environment, Jiangxi Normal University Qisheng Pan, University Transportation Centers program, University of Texas, Arlington Invited speakers Ray Pentecost, Department of Architecture, Texas A&M University Special Session Tom Sanchez, School of Public and International Affairs, Virginia Tech. Guoqiang Shen, Department of Public Affairs and Planning, UT-Arlington Qing Shen, Department of Urban Design and Planning, University of Washington Special Session I — Contemporary Urban Planning Theory and Trend of Thought: The Value of Shenzhen Practice Zhenjiang Shen, School of Environmental Design, Kanazawa University Live Moderator： Prof. Xiaochun Yang, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Shenzhen University Yan Song, Department of City and Regional Planning, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Forum Time and Location: 14:00-17:30, Shenzhen University International Conference Hall D

Shenzhen is the window of China's reform and opening-up, and also the experimental field of contemporary urban planning theory and thought in China. The 40-year process of concentrated development has transformed Shenzhen from a border town of 20,000 people into a megacity of more than 20 million people, which is a unique case in the history of urban construction and planning. Shenzhen's planning and construction, while introducing Special Session III — China City Planning Review (CCPR) Special Session: Creating Cities of Sharing through Planning western urban planning theories and methods, insist on exploring innovation and constantly try and correct mistakes, experienced a process as from efficiency first to quality priority, and to focus on fairness and justice. For ： Introduction Live Moderator Prof. Jiayan Liu, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University (CCPR managing editor) those rapid developing cities in China and other countries, Shenzhen has accumulated valuable practical experience and technical methods of planning knowledge’s localization. Scholars and experts who have long paid Forum Time: 16:00-18:00 attention to and engaged in Shenzhen planning are invited to examine the unique value of practice in Shenzhen to the development of contemporary urban planning theory and thought from the perspective of development and comparison, aiming to provide a comparative example for the exploration of Chinese urban planning theory. The rise of the sharing economy has brought about earth-shaking changes in the fields of transportation, housing, medical care, knowledge and skills, and production capacity, etc., which has further affected the living and working style, economic and social organization, urban form and structure, and urban governance mode in cities. What kind of "Shared cities" will these sharing phenomena lead to? Host: Prof. Zongbo Tan, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University From the economic perspective, the sharing economy, including production sharing and human resource sharing, is a new industrial model which was born from information and technology advancement and is integrated with Guangjun Jin, Professor, Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen Discussants a total new commercial operation system. From the societal perspective, the phenomena of information sharing and subsistence means sharing recreate a new fusion between real and virtual worlds, behind which is the redefinition Jianyun Zhou, Professor, School of Architecture, South China University of Technology and redistribution of individual and public rights and responsibilities. From the spatial perspective, the sharing of transportation, public facilities, working and living spaces facilitate new models of reorganization and distribution Introduction Bing Zou, Professorial Senior Planner, Chief Planner, Vice President, Shenzhen Urban Planning Society of urban spaces, with innovative supply pattern of private and public spaces. From the planning perspective, smart technology and sharing mechanism bring new ideas of resource link and spatial arrangement which will further promote innovations of planning concepts and planning governance. Anthony Yeh, Professor, The University of Hong Kong (Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences) Title: Planning-led development - Lessons from Shenzhen Yu Fang, Professorial Senior Planner, President, China Academy of Urban Planning & Design, Shenzhen Title: Pioneering thinking of Shenzhen planning in the new era Around all these hot topics, it is worth of broad attention and in-depth discussion with views from various disciplines. With the help of IACP, CCPR is planning to organize a special session with the topic of “Creating Cities of Invited Yan Du, Professorial Senior Planner, Vice President, Urban Planning and Design Institute of Shenzhen Co., Ltd. Title: Coordination of urban planning system, technology and institution in Shenzhen Sharing through Planning”, inviting 4 experts to share their ideas from different perspectives and have a deep discussion. This session is sponsored by Beijing Tsinghua Tongheng Urban Planning & Design Institute, in collaboration speakers with School of Architecture, Tsinghua University. Shifu Wang, Professor and Vice Dean, School of Architecture, South China University of Technology Title: Urban design as China's practice Weiwen Huang, Co-founder and CTO of Futureplus Academy Title: The 6 dimensions assessment of Shenzhen booming Discussant Yan Tang, Associate Professor, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University (CCPR managing editor)

Bernhard Müller, Senior Professor, Technische Universität Dresden Dean's Forum Topic: Towards Urban Sustainability Through Socially Integrative Cities

Live Xiaohui Yuan, CEO|Cofounder, QuantUrban Tech Co. Ltd Topic: Research on City Data Sharing Mode: The Multi-Agent Interaction Mechanism in the Process of Data Element Market Construction of Shenzhen Smart City Time Topic Invited speakers Yao Shen, Associate Professor, School of Architecture, Hunan University Territorial Planning and Reform of Planning Education Topic: Research on the Mechanism of Creating Children-Friendly Communities Based on Multi-Party Co-Construction: Taking the Community Practice of Changsha as an Example 20:00-22:00 Xiaoxi Hui, Assistant Professor, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Beijing University of Technology Changes in Planning Teaching under COVID-19 Topic: Regenerating Communal Place: The Building of a Community Public Space in Beijing’s Former Socialistic Public Housing Area

18 The 14th IACP Annual Conference The 14th IACP Annual Conference 第十四届国际中国规划学会年会第十四届国际中国规划学会年会 Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China

Agenda / 会议议程

Special Session Sunday, December 6, 2020 Parallel Sessions 1.1 19:30-21:10 Monday, December 7, 2020

Special Session IV — Enhancing the Market-Based Allocation of Land Factors and Its Implications for Territorial Spatial Planning / 土地要素市场化与国土空间规划实施 Parallel Sessions 1.11 — Transit oriented development (I) Live Moderator：田莉，清华大学建筑学院教授，城市规划系副系主任，土地利用与住房政策研究中心主任，实施委副主任委员 Moderator：Yan Zhang Forum Time: 18:00-20:00 Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

As the key factor of production, land has long been playing essential role in social and economic development of China. In the post-COVID period, enhancing the market-based allocation of land factors was re-addressed Jinlong Li, Haifeng Li, Yiyuan Zhang by the State Council of China in July, 2020. Meanwhile, the “Land Management Law” has been amended since 2020 to allow the collective land to enter the land market. What is the implication of land reform for the newly Live 21 Evaluation of Integrated Development of P&R and TOD near Transit Rail Stations Southwest Jiaotong University Introduction and Xia Luo established territorial spatial planning? What impacts will land reform generate on future social and economic development of China? This symposium has invited influential scholars of China in planning and land management to explore the implications of enhancing the market-based allocation of land factors for territorial spatial planning. Assessing urban vitality in the high-speed rail station area and its impact factors in the Yangtze River Delta 132 Lei Wang University of Manchester Live megaregion, China 点评嘉宾： Evaluating the Level of Integration of Land Use and Transport around Rail Transit Stations: An Empirical Study Yan Zhang, Xiaobing Zhu, Peilin Yang Discussant 叶裕民，中国人民大学公共管理学院教授、学术委员会主任，实施委副主任委员 309 Shenzhen University Live in Shenzhen and Zhihui Gu 邹兵，深圳国土规划发展研究中心总工程师，实施委副主任委员

161 Station Placement in China’s High- Speed Railway Development Yang Duan, Zhenzi He, and Jiawen Yang Peking University 致辞嘉宾： Live Address 李锦生，中国城市规划学会城市规划实施委员会主任委员，山西省住建厅巡视员（18:00-18:05） Parallel Sessions 1.12 — Fair housing and housing equity 严金明，中国人民大学国家发展与战略研究院执行院长，土地管理系教授，长江学者演讲题目：土地要素市场化与国土空间优化配置改革（18:05-18:25） Moderator：Hyungchul Chung 谭纵波，清华大学建筑学院城市规划系教授演讲题目：我国规划体系的形成、冲突与展望—基于国土空间规划的视角（18:25-18:45） Invited 张晓玲，中国国土勘测规划院总工程师，教授级高级工程师演讲题目：中国农村集体建设用地市场配置与规划管控策略（18:45-19:05） Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation speakers 林坚，北京大学城市与区域规划系教授、系主任演讲题目：构建自然资源公示价格体系的几点思考（19:05-19:25）赵燕菁，厦门大学建筑与土木工程学院/经济学院双聘教授，实施委副主任委员演讲题目：作为要素市场化工具的国土空间规划（19:25-19:45） Research On The Balanced Development Of Real Estate And Industry With The Hybrid Community Development Shanghai Tongji Urban Planning 405 Ying Lin, Haoyu Zhang and Xiaoyi Wen 耿慧志，同济大学城市规划系教授，副系主任演讲题目：土地要素市场化的演变及其对城乡发展的影响（19:45-20:05） Live Model & Design Institute

Live 117 How Does School District Policy Affect Residential Segregation In China? Yuqing Zhang and Hyungchul Chung Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University Special Session V — Mega-City Region and Synergy of Urban Cluster Live Moderator：Prof. Zhengdong Huang, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Shenzhen University Live 415 Unravelling the heterogneity of intra-city residential mobility：Evidence from Tianjin，China Yunxia Liu, Ya Ping Wang and Tao Sun Nankai University Forum Time: 20:00-22:00 Study on the Use Experience of Urban Complex Based on Web Text Analysis —Take Shenzhen Mixc World as 213 Min Zhou, Wenxiu Gao and Hanzhe Chen Shenzhen University Mega-cities are rising in the past fifty years, such as London, Tokyo, Shanghai, Guangdong - Hong Kong -Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA). Those cities and areas are clustered with population, capitals, technologies, and innovations therefore Live an Example foster the ultimate sustainable development goal. How these cities cooperate and complete for the ultimate future? A Coordinated Solution to the Twin Problems of the Regeneration of Chinese Villages in the City and New Citizens Yumin Ye, Lizheng Zhang, Yue Sun 602 Renmin University of China The growth of these mega-city regions and urban agglomerations is heavily influenced by the fusion of existing cities as well as by rapid continental scale migration,economic cooperation, and technology innovation. Digital technology Live Affordable Housing—A case study of Guang and Jiejing Wang and digital economy also shape the cooperation and competition of governments, companies, organizations, and individuals in the physical and cyber spaces. On the other hand, this growth is also generating severe problems of social Introduction segregation, connectivity, mobility, and income inequalities. Mega-city region and urban agglomerations are quite different from those big cities that our contemporary analytical methods and models of governance can handle. These grows require new and powerful spatial models and analytical methods understanding such as those being developed using real-time 'big' data sources and new information technologies. Parallel Sessions 1.13 — HPD special issue I: housing affordability and ownership Moderator：Zhilin Liu The rise of the sharing economy has brought about earth-shaking changes in the fields of spatial planning, transportation, housing, industry, human resources, etc., which has further affected the living and working style, social equality, economic development, technology innovation, and spatial governance in mega-city region and urban clusters. In this respect, the synergy of cities in urban cluster (such as GBA) is highlighted and deserves much attention. Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Prof. Ming Zhang, The University of Texas at Austin Live 34 Bottom-up Policy Termination: An Empirical Analysis of China’s Affordable Housing's Policy Zhu Yapeng and Sun Xiaomei Sun Yat-sen University Discussants Prof. Pengjun Zhao, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School Live 76 The Impact of ‘Score-based Enrollment Migration Education Policy’ on Housing Market in Suzhou, China Hyungchul Chung and Yueming Yang Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University Prof. Anthony Yeh, The University of Hong Kong Topic: Mega-city region and GBA Live 154 Financing home ownership in urban China: the access to commercial loan and housing provident fund Can Cui and Jiayi Li East China Normal University Prof. Michael Batty, University College London Ka Shing Cheung, Siu Kei Wong Topic: Indicators for mega-city region 99 The Spatial Misallocation Problem of Affordable Housing: a Lesson from Hong Kong The University of Auckland Live and Kwong Wing Chau Invited Prof. Jun Chen, National Geomatics Center of China speakers Topic: SDG in Chinese cities Live 52 A Housing Allocation Model with Chinese Characteristics: The Case of Talented Workers Yue Gong and Ian MacLachlan Peking University

Prof. Renzhong Guo, Shenzhen University Topic: Smart city and synergy of urban clusters

Prof. Wenzhong John Shi, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Topic: Urban informatics and smart city

19 20 The 14th IACP Annual Conference The 14th IACP Annual Conference 第十四届国际中国规划学会年会第十四届国际中国规划学会年会 Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China Dec. 5 - 13, 2020 Shenzhen China

Agenda / 会议议程

Parallel Sessions 1.1 19:30-21:10 Monday, December 7, 2020 Parallel Sessions 1.2 21:30-23:10 Monday, December 7, 2020

Parallel Sessions 1.14 — Peking University-Lincoln Institute Center sponsored session Parallel Sessions 1.21 — Transit oriented development (II) Moderator：Zhi Liu Moderator：Jiangping Zhou

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Peking University-Lincoln Institute Center The rail transit system and jobs—housing change around the rail transit station catchment areas: a case study of Zhihui Gu, Yan Zhang, Peilin Yang Effects of Urban Renewal on Economic Growth Lixin Zhang 508 Shenzhen University Live for Urban Development and Land Policy Live Shenzhen city and Yongjie Luo

Urban renewal, social factors, and residential satisfaction: a study of Chongqing under the" Thirteenth Five-Year 6 Tongyun Du Copenhagen university 57 Gentrification effects of rail stations of central area in Guangzhou China: Measuring by education status Jianling Li and Dong Chang Ye University of Texas Arlington Live Plan" period Live

Exploring the Impact of Built Environment on Bicycle—metro Transferring Trips Based on People’s Actual 301 Residents and Property-Led Urban Regeneration: Modeling Support for the Enninglu Redevelopment in China Nannan Zhao City University of Hong Kong 575 Xueying Wu and Yi Lu City University of Hong Kong Live Live Cycling Space

Research On The Cultural Revival Strategy Of Historical Space In The Renewal Of Old Community: A Case Study 413 Rui Huang Chongqing University 42 Accessibility and Transit—oriented Development: An Exploratory Study Based on Big and Open Data Jiangping Zhou and Yuling Yang The University of Hong Kong Live Of Xichang Street District, A Historical Trail Of Changsha Live

Live 594 Land Redevelopment in Guangdong Province, China: Evolving Approaches around Practical Needs Zhi Liu, Zhiji Huang and Lixin Zhang Peking University - Lincoln Institute Center Parallel Sessions 1.22 — Urban environment and mental health Moderator：Peiling Zhou

Parallel Sessions 1.15 — Urban safety and crime prevention Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Moderator：Yuanyuan Mao Xiaomeng Wang, Peiling Zhou 402 Neighborhood Social Capital and Self-Rated Mental Health: Comparing Migrants and Local Residents in Beijing Tsinghua University Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Live and Zhilin Liu

Investigation of Crime Fear in Street Night Scenes Based on Emotional Computing and Study on Space Security Zhu Meng, Chen Jinfu, Guo Manli, Yuejia Xu, Yilin Niu, Chaojie Qi Beijing University Of Civil Engineering 446 Huazhong University of Science & Technology 579 Virtual Reality: the Future of Healing Space Development Live Features: A Case Study of Hefei Wang Yue and Wang Yu Live and Hao Feng And Architecture

Study on Relationship between Environment around Apartments and Burglary—a Case Study in Pudong New Yuanyuan Mao, Jiajun Ding, Qingying Sun, 126 Soochow University 483 Influence of landscape viewing distance and permeability on anxiety, depression, and stress Yun Shu Tongji University Live Area, Shanghai Ke Song and Minling Zeng Live

Urban morphology and heat stress: How do urban morphologies affect the thermal comfort under extreme weather How Urban Environments Affect the Mental Health of Older People: Considering the Intervening Effects of Perception 148 Gukhwa Jang and Saehoon Kim Seoul National University 503 Yafei Yue and Dongfeng Yang Dalian University of Technology Live shocks? Live and Self—efficacy

Research on the problems and Countermeasures of urban public security emergency management in Wuhan—Take Exploring physical and mental health of high—speed rail commuters: Evidence from China – Suzhou-Shanghai inter-city Lan Wang, Surong Zhang, Wenyao Sun 473 Jin Fu Chen and Xin Wang Huazhong University of Science and Technology 78 Tongji University Live on the sample of the accident of a new type of coronavirus pneumonia in Wuhan Live long-distance commuting and Chia-Lin Chen

Parallel Sessions 1.16 — Child-friendly Cities Parallel Sessions 1.23 — Urban design and complexity Moderator：Wei Dong Moderator：Steven Jige Quan

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Live 510 A Pilot Examination of the Community Playground Development in China after Housing Reform Miao Xu and Pin Gong Chongqing University Live 103 Place-based Planning for Pedestrian Placemaking: Case Study of South Korea Chung Ho Kim University of Seoul

Ecological Community Public Space optimization design of Child-Friendly Orientation—A Case Study of Sino 527 Tian Chen, Jiayu Wang and Chuanmiao Shi Tianjin Univesity 454 Urban-GANs: Case—Based Reasoning by Machine Learning as a Plural Urban Design Tool Steven Jige Quan Seoul National University Live -Singapore Tianjin Eco—city Live

Safety Place—making Strategies for Child-friendly Environment: An Empirical Study of Residential Community Jianxiang Huang, Yuming Cui, 556 Sisi Liang and Bingbing Huang Tsinghua University 564 A city is not a tree: re—examining Christopher Alexander's theory using novel evidence in Hong Kong The University of Hong Kong Live in Beijing Old City Live Yiming Sun and Lishuai Li

The Influence of Community Park Renewal on Children’s Outdoor Activities: A Natural Experimental Study in 551 Kun Liu, Xinyi Wan and Peiling Zhou Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen 598 Pattern of Space and Vitality Distribution of the Superblock in Shenzhen Ma Jingran and Haofeng Wang Shenzhen university Live Shenzhen Hongli Community Live

The influence of community material characteristics and perceptual characteristics on children's physical activity Fengjing Li, Wei Dong, and Huizhong Yan Harbin Institute of Technology 552 The impact of living street‘s physical environment on vitality—evidence from the main city of Harbin Wei Dong and Naidi Wang Harbin Institute of technology Live level Live

Live 511 Study on the support of built environment for children’s outdoor activities in the context of Covid-19 Rujia Li, Jingyuan Zhang and Kun Liu Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen

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Agenda / 会议议程

Parallel Sessions 1.2 21:30-23:10 Monday, December 7, 2020 Parallel Sessions 2.1 19:30-21:10 Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Parallel Sessions 1.24 — Environmental justice Parallel Sessions 2.11 — Transportation accessibility and equity (I) Moderator：Hao Huang Moderator：Qian Liu

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Qiming Ye, Panagiotis Angeloudis, Live 181 Exploring the Equality of Accessing Urban Green Spaces: A Comparative Study of 341 Chinese Cities Longfeng Wu and Seung Kyum Kim Harvard University Live 439 Modelling the Future Spatial Accessibility in Different Penetration of Autonomous Vehicles Simon Stebbins, Marc Stettler, Eduardo Imperial College London Candela and Yuxiang Feng Hui Deng, Weizeng Sun, Wingshan Yip 273 Household Income Inequality Aggravates High—Temperature Exposure Inequality in Urban China Tsinghua University Live and Siqi Zheng Live 229 Impact of Traffic Pollutant Dispersion on Walkability of Urban Built Environment Shanyou Duan and Qian Liu ShenZhen University Live 491 The Economic Impact of Green Infrastructure in Chicago Hao Huang Illinois Institute of Tecchnology Live 512 Accessibility to Medical Service of the Low Income Group in Beijing: Base on GIS Network Analysis Chun Zhang Beijing Jiaotong University Wenting Ma, Martin de Jong, Mark de 592 How different types of policy instruments can be combined to develop successful low carbon cities? Delft University of Technology Live Bruijne, and Rui Mu The Impact of Urban Land use on Traffic Congestion Based on Open Data: A Case Study of the Ancient City of 496 Jialin Shao and Zhenlong Zhang Suzhou Technology University Live Suzhou

Parallel Sessions 1.25 Regional environmental planning The Hong Kong University of — Live 476 Where do taxi trips start and end? An insight on urban accessibility Pengyu Zhu Moderator：Shengbo Zhao Science and Technology

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Parallel Sessions 2.12 — Social implications of urban renewal Development or Conservation? Development Trend of the Yangtze River Economic Belt and Planning Responses Shengbo Zhao, Xingping Wang 95 Southeast University Moderator：Yan Tang Live of Cities Along the Yangtze River Based on Series Policy Analysis and Ru Chen Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Shanghai Tongji Urban Planning 98 An Assessment Method Of Cultural Value Of Spatial Resources In Provincial Territory Planning Mengyi Zhang Live and Design Institute Co Live 516 Research on the Strategy of Urban Renewal in Small Towns Under the Guidance of Public Health Jing Li and Hao Zhang North China University of Technology Evolution of the "production—living—ecology space" in a Peri—urbanization Area: A Case Study in Machong Zhijie Ma, Zhaohong Zheng, Zhijian Zhang 296 Shenzhen University Live Town, Dongguan City and Zhicheng Huang Live 263 Research on the system and practice of responsible planner in Beijing Lu Zhang and Yan Tang Tsinghua University

Parallel Sessions 1.26 Measuring streetscape with big data — Live 597 Spatial spillover effects of investment—induced gentrification: The case of the Shenzhen Jin Zeng and Yang Yue Shenzhen University Moderator：Xiaoguang Wang

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Parallel Sessions 2.13 — Health implications of urban environment (I) ： Live 115 Examining vitality and street-built environment by street-images and heat map data in Shenzhen, China Rui Si, Yaoyu Lin and Zuopeng Xiao Harbin Institute of Technology(Shenzhen) Moderator Hong Hu Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation A Deep Learning Approach for Assessing Quality of Streetscape with Street View Images: an empirical study of 138 Shan Lu and Yang Xiao Tongji University Live Yangzhou, China Impacts of Exposure Quality of Urban Green Space on Health among Low—ncome Groups: A Case of Nanjing, 375 Hong Hu Nanjing University Live China Live 143 Street Greenspace Justice Assessment Study of Dongcheng District in Beijing Based on Street View Data Yu Pei, Changcheng Kan and Anrong Dang Tsinghua University Live 536 Urban greenery, active school transport, and body weight among Hong Kong children Yi Lu City University of Hong Kong Measuring the quality of pedestrian space on street with multi-source data： Take Daxin District in Shenzhen as Yuting Qian, Wenxiu Gao, Zhigang Liu 226 Shenzhen University Live an example and Hanzhe Chen Xi'an University of Architecture and Live 498 Impact of Built Environment on Gestational Diabetes Mellitus and Planning Optimization Strateg Zheng Xili and Chen Xiaojian Technology, the Second Affiliated Hospital Discovering Spatial Structure in a Polycentric City With Mobile Phone Commute Data: the Case of Shenzhen, Nicole Weston, Xiaoguang Wang 121 Central Michigan University of Zhengzhou University Live China and De Tong A new pathway model to interpret the impacts of the streetscape on citizens’ mental stress in the high-density 352 Lan Luo, Xingjian Liu and Bin Jiang The University of Hong Kong Live city

Live 340 Impact of the urban built environment on residents' TCM constitution: a case study in Zhanjiang city Qiulin Wu, Jingyuan Zhang, and Kun Liu Harbin Institute of Technology，Shenzhen

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Agenda / 会议议程

Parallel Sessions 2.1 19:30-21:10 Tuesday, December 8, 2020 Parallel Sessions 2.2 21:30-23:10 Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Parallel Sessions 2.14 — Urban network & integration Parallel Sessions 2.21 — Transportation accessibility and equity (II) Moderator：Chenghe Guan Moderator：Na Chen

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Effects of Variant High—Speed Rails and Commuter Rails on Commuting across Boundaries: Implication for A Multi-Objective Optimization Model to Allocate Transportation Investments for Balancing Efficiency and Equity 468 Wenjia Zhang and Daming Lu Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School 109 Chih-Hao Wang and Na Chen University of Cincinnati Live Integrated Transportation Planning in the China Greater Bay Area Live in Accessibility to Multi-Use Paths

Developing a balanced network of cities: Simulate the transformation of the Marmara Urban Region using the 572 Özlem Altınkaya Genel and Chenghe Guan New York University Shanghai 180 Accessibility to the Senior Community Center in Philadelphia, the United States: A Capability Approach Hongyu Duan and Shengxiao Li University of Pennsylvania Live SLEUTH Cellular Automata model Live

Assess Transportation Vulnerability to Sea Level Rise using Community Survey and Crowdsourcing Data — 580 Research on the integration of Guangzhou and Foshan from the perspective of a border theory Kaihuai Liao and Lan Fu Guangdong University of Technology 455 Suwan Shen University of Hawaii at Manoa Live Live A Case Study of City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii

Theoretical Formulation of A “Green” and “Differential” Spatial Economic Model and Case Study for the Yangtze Ming Zhong, Guihua Deng 595 Wuhan University of Technology 220 Job accessibility and joint household travel: a study of Hong Kong with a particular focus on new town residents Sui Tao and Sylvia He The Chinese University of Hong Kong Live River Economic Belt and John Douglas Hunt Live

Live 137 "New Flyers" in Big Data Era: A Comparative Study of Changsha and Wuhan Hanxi Ma and Jiangping Zhou The University of Hong Kong Parallel Sessions 2.15 — Designing Urban Nature Moderator：Wenyan Xu

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Parallel Sessions 2.22 — Place, community development, and social capital Moderator：Julia Harten 218 Spatial Differentiation And Equity Of Urban Community Parks In Chongqing Luo Junhang Chongqing University Live Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Live 262 Towards Effective Design: Urban Design Governance on Shanghai Waterfront Jiayi Li and Yiwen Wang Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University Live 124 Human Capital Interactions with the Chinese City: Implications for Planning Julia Harten University of British Columbia

Children participation in the public affair through community garden: Baziqiang Community, Changsha, A Comparative Study On Evaluation Indexes System Of Ecological Communities For Green Regeneration Of 493 Yuhui Liao Hunan University 155 Wenzhu Li Tongji University Live China Live Urban Existing Communities In China

Live 581 Impact of the quality and quantity of eye-level greenery on park usage Yiyang Yang and Yi Lu City University of Hong Kong Live 83 Housing Attainment of Young Adults in Urban China Zhou Yu University of Utah

Deciphering the Influential Mechanism of Resident Interaction Behaviors on Community Attachment: Contributions 277 The effect of seasonality on visual aesthetic preference of urban landscapes Wenyan Xu and Bin Jiang The University of Hong Kong 426 Xiaodong Yang and Huili Li Harbin Institute of Technology Live Live of Individual, Social Environment and Physical Environment

Live 53 Ungating Chinese Redeveloped Communities: The Case of Yangji Hui Peng, Jinnan Que and Yue Gong Peking University Parallel Sessions 2.16 — Roundtable: Urban Logistics Planning Moderator：Quan Yuan，Guoqi Li，Zuopeng Xiao

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Parallel Sessions 2.23 — HPD special issue II: housing equity Moderator：Xin Li Quan Yuan Tongji University Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Guoqi Li Southwest Jiaotong University Live 80 Exploring the relationship between school quality and housing submarket in Suzhou, China Yueming Yang and Hyungchul Chung Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University

The moderation effects of neighborhood deprivation on neighborhood attachment and life satisfaction: A study Zuopeng Xiao Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen) 114 Jiang Chang and Dixiang Xie Michigan State University Live of Guangzhou, China

Weidong Cao Anhui Normal University Live 371 Housing for the Poor? A Comparative Study of Public Housing Provision in Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and New York Xin Li and Shomon Shamsuddin City University of Hong Kong

Huiming Zong Southwest University Live 318 No Place in the City: The Segregation of Affordable Market-Rate Rentals in Beijing Yi Wang and Ed Goetz University of Minnesota Live Urban Logistics Spatial Planning: Evidence from Cities across the Globe Comparative study on the living demands of public housing in ShenZhen—Base on the Analysis of Household Xiaoyan Huang Shaanxi Normal University 386 Jia Liu and Shan Chen Shenzhen University Live Investigation

Sanggyun Kang The Korea Transport Institute

Huazhong University of Science Jiren Zhu and Technology

Chathura De silva Nagaoka University of Technology

Shilin Ye Fujian Normal University

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Agenda / 会议议程

Parallel Sessions 2.2 21:30-23:10 Tuesday, December 8, 2020 Parallel Sessions 3.1 19:30-21:10 Wednesday, December 9, 2020

Parallel Sessions 2.24 — Health implications of urban environment (II) Parallel Sessions 3.11 — Transportation planning and modeling (I) Moderator：Xuanyi Nie Moderator：Zuopeng Xiao

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Analysis for the Impact of New Village Community Environmental Perception on Residents' Self—rated Health: An 391 Xiu Yang Tongji University 102 Urban Rail Network (URN) System, Line, Station Complex Morphology: A Longitudinal Study, the Case of Shenzhen Cui Yuming The University of Hong Kong Live Empirical Study of 4 new village communities in Chengdu Live

A Numerical Study on Correlation Between Prevalence of Different Chronic Diseases and Different Types of Sport An exploratory Carlino-Mills SEM—ANN assessment of large development and infrastructure scenario: Hong Kong’s You Zhou, Lingzhu Zhang 392 Shiliang Lu, Meng Gu and Lei Li Harbin Institute of Technology 151 The University of Hong Kong Live Venue Live Lantau Tomorrow Vision and Alain Chiaradia

Building the Inter—City Integrated Care Delivery System (IDS) in China: The Dynamics of Multi-Level Incentives 210 Xuanyi Nie and Haobin Fan Harvard University 259 Travel Demand in Evening Economy: An Examination of Factors Influencing Evening Travel using Taxi GPS data Quan Yuan and Li Chen Tongji University Live among Institutional Participants Live

Research on the method of micro-renewal of existing residential space for public health—Taking the community Huanghui He, Yaoyu Lin 407 Jing Li and Yi Gao North China University of Technology 283 Examining the Carbon Emissions Effects under Delivery Route Choice Scenarios in the Case City of Shenzhen Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen Live update of Xiaoguan Street in Beijing as an example Live and Zuopeng Xiao

Correlates of the Urban Built Environment and the Incidence of Lung Cancer in High-density Areas: Disentangling the relationship between jobs-housing balance and commute distance: perspectives using cellphone 444 Wenyao Sun and Lan Wang Tongji University 362 Hanzi Yang, Pengjun Zhao Peking University Live a Panel Study in the Central City of Shanghai Live signaling big data in Beijing

Parallel Sessions 2.25 — MIT Sustainable Urbanization Lab Sponsored Session: Built environment and physical activity Parallel Sessions 3.12 — Community organizing, upgrading and development Moderator：Hao Huang Moderator：Xinyue Gan

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

The Association between Spatio-temporal Distribution of Child Physical Activity Behavior and Built Environment: 173 Yu Pei and Anrong Dang Tsinghua University 260 Community Renewal Elements and Social Capital: A Case of Gucun Large Scale Community Lei Xin Tongji University Live Case of Dongcheng District, Beijing Live

How does perceived neighborhood environment influence Physical Activity? Application of Gradient Boosting The use characteristics of public space in art village from the perspective of social stratification: a case study of 544 Wei Dong, Yan Liu and Yu Dong Harbin Institute of Technology 170 Yuting Li and Yun Qian Beijing Forestry University Live Decision Trees Live hegezhuang village in Beijing

A Study on the Development Mechanism of Community Garden in Shenzhen for "Collaboration, Participation 590 A spatial analysis of obesity: association of urban food environments with obesity in Chicago Hao Huang Illinois Institute of Tecchnology 427 Yating Lyu, Jie Zheng and Xiaoying Ding Tianjin University Live Live and Common interests"

Study on the Influencing Factors of Pedestrian Streets Attraction in Virtual Environment with Visible Green Index Yuejia Xu, Chaojie Qi, Hao Feng Beijing University of Civil Engineering The Study About Informal Housing Governance From the Lens Of Informality: Taking The Urban Traditional 578 293 Xinyue Gan Shenzhen University Live as Measure and Yilin Niu and Archit Live Residential Area in Beijing Old City As the Case

Environment—Behavior Research for Advanced Design in the Renewal of Undeveloped Historical Protected Live 382 Yixin Zhang Harbin Institute of Technology Parallel Sessions 2.26 — Environmental and ecological planning Blocks: A Case Study of Harbin Huayuan Block Moderator：Yizhao Yang

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Parallel Sessions 3.13 — HPD special issue III: housing, community development, & wellbeing Moderator：Tingting Lu Aligning local indicators, national priorities, and global goals: evaluating Chengdu's "Park City" as sustainable urban 441 Yizhao Yang and Anne Taufen University of Oregon Live development Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

How do living environment changes affect residential satisfaction of residents in public rental housing? Evidence 64 Land-use Zoning for Flood Risks on High—density Communities within Floodplain Kejing Zhou Hunan University 480 Luyao Ma, Jason Cao and Zhilin Liu Tsinghua University Live Live from a quasi—ongitudinal survey in Beijing

Live 385 Bio-friendly Space Exploration Based on Planning And Guidance—Example Of Jinniu District, Chengdu City Yingjie Wu, Xianyue Du and Linglan Bi Southwest Jiaotong University; Live 59 Sense of community and participation of homeowner association in neighbourhood governance in China Tingting Lu, Fulong Wu and Fangzhu Zhang Shanghai Jiao Tong Univeristy

Live 187 What Factors Drive Disaster Resilience Policy? Lessons from FEMA's Hazard Mitigation Assistance Grant Programs Ruixiang Xie Virginia Tech Live 254 The changing logics in Chinese Public Rental Housing Governance Juan Yan, Marietta Haffner and Marja Elsinga Delft University of Technology

Songnian Zhao, Pengyu Zhu, Ci-Fang Wu The Hong Kong University of 319 Socio-ecological Resilience as a Basis for Cultural Landscape Preservation Shuang Wu and Daniel Abramson University of Washington 93 Impact of Urbanizing Village on the Well-being of Migrant Workers Live Live and Yanpeng Jiang Science and Technology

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Agenda / 会议议程

Parallel Sessions 3.1 19:30-21:10 Wednesday, December 9, 2020 Parallel Sessions 3.2 21:30-23:10 Wednesday, December 9, 2020

Parallel Sessions 3.14 — Urban rewewal and economic development Parallel Sessions 3.21 — Transportation planning and modeling (II) Moderator：Guang He Moderator：Zhenhua Chen

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Live Analysis of the Spatial Relationships between Night Vitality and Night Consumption—A case study of Beijing Helen Sun Tianjin University Live 317 Megaregional Travel Trends: Evidence from the US 2001 and 2017 National Household Travel Survey (NHTS) Yang Li and Ming Zhang The University of Texas at Austin

Adaptive Evolution of Public Space Planning in the Fringe of Special Economic Zone : A Reflective Micro—history 249 Zhentao Ouyang and Jing Xiao Shenzhen University 348 Spatiotemporal Analysis of Rail Transport Capacity in China Junmei Cheng and Zhenhua Chen The Ohio State University Live of Urban Bao’an after the 1980s Live

Research on Renewal Strategy of Community Commercial Centers: Taking "Shanghai Yangpu Qinhai Market" 349 Guang He and Jingmin Zhou Tongji University 440 Study on Excess Commuting and Job-housing Spatial Mismatch based on Multi—source Travel Data Yu Chen Shenzhen University Live as an example Live

Economic impact of transportation infrastructure development under the Belt Road Initiative: A computable 509 Effects of Urban Renewal on Economic Growth Lixin Zhang Peking University - Lincoln Institute Center 489 Zhenhua Chen and Xinmeng Li The Ohio State University Live Live general equilibrium analysis

Parallel Sessions 3.15 — Travel behavior and health Parallel Sessions 3.22 — Plan for an aging society Moderator：Jing Zhu Moderator：Bochu Liu

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Influence Mechanisms among Urban Built Environment, Commuting Mode, and Individual Physical and Mental Jing Zhu, Yingling Fan, Fan Fan, Yiwen Research on Rural Revitalization Strategies that could cope with Aging Society Issues in China—A case study 171 Northwest University 291 Chenyu Wang and Bing Chen Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University Live Health—A Case Study of Xi’an Zhang, Yuechun Li and Roland Brown Live of villages in Zhenhu Town, Suzhou

Impacts of Building and Neighbourhood Environments on Seniors’ Healthy Living Maintenance during COVID-19 Hui Ren, Marcus Jackson, Hayford 560 Built Environment Impact on Household Road Traffic Noise Exposure in Hong Kong Mengdi Guo and Jianxiang Huang The University of Hong Kong University of Alberta Live Live Pandemic: A Case Study M. Avedzi, Karen K. Lee

Amber DeJohn, Linda Ren, Bochu Liu, 442 Can the commute mode affect walking behavior? Evidence from Xi’an, China Jiangbin Yin, Xiaoyan Huang and Gaigai Lu Shaanxi Normal University 135 Social isolation, mobility, and health among older Chinese immigrants in the Greater Toronto Area, Canada University of Toronto - St. George Live Live Zhilin Liu and Michael Widener

Investigating the Association Between Settlement Intention of Elderly Internal Migrants and the Service of Live 316 Zongni Gu Nanjing University Parallel Sessions 3.16 — Urban green & blue space Health Facilities in China Moderator：Xin Fu Lin Han, Tianshu Mo, Na Chen Live 569 Is Urban Sprawl a Driving Force of Increased Inequality in Hospital Access for the Elderly? University of Cincinnati Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation and Xinhao Wang

A Preliminary Study on the spatial characteristics and Forming mechanism of enclave park development in The 613 Meicheng Ji Nanjing university Live Yangtze River Delta Region Parallel Sessions 3.23 — Sustainable community design Moderator：Zhixi Cecilia Zhuang Heyi Wei, Wenhua Jiang, Zhengdong 45 What eco-factors are the driving forces for the spatial distribution of urban plant species in build-up areas? Jiangxi Normal University Live Huang and Xuejun Liu Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Develop a Runoff Trading System to Meet Watershed level Stormwater Management Goals by Parcel—level Alexander Zipprich, Weichao Huang 77 ‐ Xin Fu and Xinhao Wang Northwest A&F University 112 Cities’ Appeal to Creative Talent - Diversity as Social Capital in the case of Shenzhen Shenzhen University Live Green Infrastructure Installation Live and Luming Chen

Systematic Conservation Planning Optimization for Zhangjiang Watershed Conservation Network System in the Beijing University of Civil Engineering Research on Planning and Architectural Design of Green Public Buildings in Sever Cold Regions Based on Climate 330 Wei Fu, Guangrun Zhen and Yuchao Sun 242 Shiqi Liang and Yu Zhang Harbin Institute of Technology Live Southwest Karst Region of China and Archit Live Adaptability

Live 279 A Preliminary Study on the Features of Lingnan Water Town—A Case Study of Machong Town, Dongguan City Haoyan Mo and Zhanquan Liang Shenzhen University

Live 467 Urban Informality and Design Intervention: Case Studies of a Sino-Canadian Planning Field Camp Zhixi Cecilia Zhuang and Sabrina Careri Ryerson University

A Study on the Types of Residential Forms in Suburban Communities Based on the Influencing Factors of Residents' 404 Yixin Zhang Harbin Institute of Technology Live Different Choices

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Parallel Sessions 3.2 21:30-23:10 Wednesday, December 9, 2020 Parallel Sessions 4.1 19:30-21:10 Thursday, December 10, 2020

Parallel Sessions 3.24 — Urban agglomeration and mega-region planning Parallel Sessions 4.11 — TBS Special Issue Moderator：Shiyang Chen Moderator：Chenghe Guan

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Study On The Network Evolution Of Chengdu-Chongqing Urban Agglomeration From The Perspective Of Will EV Mobility Drive People Live Beyond the City? Evidence from Individual Smartphone Data Collection and Jing Kang, Zhongjie Lin Tsinghua University, University of 189 Hongwei Xiao and Qixuan Wang Tongji University 177 Live Information Flow Live Mining, Case Study in Beijing, China and Anrong Dang Pennsylvania

A Study On The Short-term Population Mobility In The Urban Agglomeration Of The Guangdong—Hong Kong— Xinyu Liu, Jie Yu, Dahai Han, Shamsi 232 Yunna Li Tongji University 182 How Does Proximity to Rail Moderate the Impact of Bikeshare on Bus Ridership? Tongji University Live Macao Greater Bay Area—Analysis Based On Tencent Location Big Data Live M. Trisha and Robert J. Schneider

The Objective versus the Perceived Built Environment: What Matters for the Dockless Bikeshare-Metro 333 Changing patterns of urban expansion in the Texas Triangle Megaregion Jiani Guo and Ming Zhang The university of Texas at Austin 205 Yuanyuan Guo and Sylvia He The Chinese University of Hong Kong Live Live Integrated Use?

Comparison Study of National Spatial Planning System Under Different Planning Management System—Take Shanghai Tongji Planning & Design 240 Chen Shiyang, Liu Xiao and Chen Shuyi 577 Why Commuters Choose High—speed Rail? A Study Of Inter-City Commuting Pattern To Shanghai Ya Gao and Haixiao Pan Tongji University Live Yulin,Yibin,Jiaxin for Example Institute Live

Commute Behavior and Emotional Well-being: Effects of Commute Mode, Destination, Companionship, and Jing Zhu, Fan Fan, Yingling Fan 428 Regional cooperation and domestic trade: Evidence from VAT invoices Dilixiati Wubuli and Shaojie Zhou Peking University 169 Northwest University Live Live Activities and Roland Brown

Live 212 Predict and Interpret the Last Mile Performance in Chicago Si Chen, Haozhi Pan and Brian Deal University of Illinois Parallel Sessions 3.25 — Regionalism and Regional governance Moderator：Nannan Xu

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Parallel Sessions 4.12 — Urban design and historical preservation, and urban rewnal Moderator：Sisi Liang From Developmental State to Developmental State Coalition: A Case Study of Shenzhen-Shanwei Special 28 Xianchun Zhang and Yi Sun Zhejiang university Live Cooperation Zone, China Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Analysis on the Regional Differentiation, Architectural Features and Formation Mechanism of Traditional Villages Sisi Liang, Bingbing Huang 299 Transregional Links: Digital Innovation in Spatial Politics Na Fu The New School 54 Tsinghua University Live Live and Towns in the Yellow River Basin and Jiajing Su

Great Water Leaps Forward: Urban Morphology and Impacts of the Early Infrastructures of Water Supply on 224 How Do Local Governments of China Borrow for Land and Infrastructure Development? Nannan Xu University of British Columbia 235 Yiyu Zhou and Jing Xiao Shenzhen University Live Live Guangdong—Hong Kong Regions after the 1960s

The Reterritorialization and Rescaling of Cross-boundary Integration: a Case Study of Shanghai Metropolitan Research on the evolution of landscape characteristics from the perspective of genetic iteration—Take the 312 Mi Tang, Xiaolong Luo and Zongni Gu Nanjing University 370 Yi Xun, Min Wan, and Jiao Tang Guangdong University of Technology Live Region Live Qi-Lou landscape settlement in Kuala Lumpur as an example

Tongji University, Wuhan University, Analysis of Vitality and Openness of Public Street Space in the mixed Use Area of City and Village— taking Qishen Pan, Hongzhan Jiao, Yinan Yang and Chunying Li Shenzhen University 471 The Extraction of Key Elements for Attracting Population and Optimizing Control Regulations in a Suburban District Wuhan Land Utilization Live 250 Live Zhenhua Zheng, and Shuang Zhao Nanguang Road and Xuefu Road Section of Shenzhen as Example and Uban Space Planning Research Center Regional differentiation and spatial—temporal evolution characteristics of national famous historical and cultural 199 Chenge Gao Peking University Live cities in the Yellow River Basin Parallel Sessions 3.26 — Roundtable: Travel behavior of older adults in east Asian countries Moderator：Shengxiao (Alex) Li，Linchuan Yang Parallel Sessions 4.13 — Urban health planning and policy Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Moderator：Wei Zhao

Shengxiao (Alex) Li University of Pennsylvania Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Live 147 Research on the Attributes of University Campus Edge Space and Its Health-oriented Renewal Strategies Wei Zhao and Mengyu Wang Sichuan University Linchuan Yang Southwest Jiaotong University, China

Live 300 Socio-environmental Determinants of Urban Heat-health Risk: Integrated Heat-Health Risk Assessment Binbin Peng University of Maryland Long Cheng Ghent University, Belgium

Live Travel behavior of older adults in East Asian countries The Space Characteristics of Greenland of Residential Communities and the Ways to Realize the Function Binxia Xue, Tongtong Ji, Tongyu Li Live 546 Harbin Institute of technology Jianxi Feng Nanjing University of Healthy Service-Taking Harbin as an Exampel and Tong Zhang

Research on the Evaluation and Design Optimization of Sports Buildings' Emergency Capability to Cope with Live 573 Lu Shiliang, Meng Gu and Lei Li Harbin Institute of Technology Sylvia He The Chinese University of Hong Kong Public Health Emergencies

Singapore University of Technology Yuting Hou and Design

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Parallel Sessions 4.1 19:30-21:10 Thursday, December 10, 2020 Parallel Sessions 4.2 21:30-23:10 Thursday, December 10, 2020

Parallel Sessions 4.14 — Urban design theory Parallel Sessions 4.21 — Shared and new mobility Moderator：Yixuan Peng Moderator：Sicheng Wang

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Reexamination of Jacobs' Urban Vitality Theory—Urban Transformation of Sham Shui Po in Hongkong over 565 Dan Ye and Xiiji Jiang The University of Hong Kong 73 Elasticities of sharing a ride in TNC trips in Chicago Sicheng Wang Rutgers University Live Half—a—Century Live

Live 280 “New Town Urbanism”: Case Study of Rapid Urbanization in the Greater Bay Area Yixuan Peng and Gerhard Bruyns The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Live 395 Discovery and analysis of community structure of Shared bikes based on Infomap algorithm Fan Ye and Zhihui Gu Shenzhen University

Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen), 162 Making with Shenzhen Characteristics: Strategies and Everyday Tactics in A City Siyu Chen, Jian Lin 593 Autonomous Vehicles, Congestion, and the Structure of Cities Haotian Zhong and Wei Li Texas A&M University Live University of Groningen Live

Live 566 Investigate the association between built environment factors and pedestrian volume using street view images Long Chen, Yi Lu and Yu Ye City University of Hong Kong Parallel Sessions 4.15 — Urban health inequality Moderator：Tianrao Zhang

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Parallel Sessions 4.22 — Urban rail transit Moderator：Xize Wang 377 Health discourse: the reciprocities between older people and retailers in China’s urban public spaces Peiling Zhou Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen) Live Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Live 378 The Barriers of Built Environment for the Daily Travel Behaviors of People with Mobility Impairment Bin Zhao, Peiling Zhou and Kun Liu Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen Live 320 The road less traveled: Does rail transit matter? Tao Tao, Jason Cao and Xinyi Wu University of Minnesota

Has the Relationship between Urban and Suburban Automobile Travel Changed across Generations? Comparing 257 Visualized analysis of Healthy city on Knowledge Mapping: Development, status and future directions Zitong Wang, Yao Fu and Tianheng Zhang Shenyang Jianzhu University 430 Xize Wang National University of Singapore Live Live Millennials and Generation-Xers in the United States

Study on the characteristics of regional passenger flow under the organization of important railway stations— 145 Against health inequality? Health implications of mix-income housing policy in Guangzhou Tianrao Zhang South China Normal University 206 Qixuan Wang and Yishuai Zhang Tongji University Live Live A Case in Guangzhou

Parallel Sessions 4.23 — Residential satisfaction and subjective wellbeing Moderator：Zongcai Wei

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Shuqing Wei, Zongcai Wei 451 Residential Satisfaction of Subsidized Housing Estates and Its Determinants: A Case Study of Guangzhou South China University of Technology Live and Danli Peng

Live 458 Housing Differentiation and Subjective Well-being of Millennials in Urban China Haitong Mo, Yuting Liu and Zongcai Wei South China University of Technology

Live 612 How Does the Rural Homestead Influence the Hukou Transfer Intentions of Rural-Urban Migrants in China? Hengyu Gu Peking University

Planning Allocation of Educational Counseling Facilities in Neighborhood Center Based on Residents’ Satisfaction 90 Ziyu Wang and Guoyan Zhou SooChow University Live —Take The Practice of Singapore‘s Neighborhood Center Model in Suzhou Industrial Park as an Example

Subsidized Housing Estates’ Subjective Livability and Its Influencing Factors in Transitional Urban China: The Case Danli Peng, Zongcai Wei, 450 South China University of Technology Live of Guangzhou and Shuqing Wei

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Parallel Sessions 4.2 21:30-23:10 Thursday, December 10, 2020 Parallel Sessions 5.1 19:30-21:10 Friday, December 11, 2020

Parallel Sessions 4.24 — MIT Sustainable Urbanization Lab Sponsored Session: Urban innovation and economic development Parallel Sessions 5.11 — Urban development evaluation and simulation Moderator：Li Fang Moderator：Chenghe Guan

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Live 15 Brewing Innovation: Coffee Shops and the Location of Startups Li Fang Florida State University Live 142 Simulation and Prediction of Land Use Change in Mianzhu Based on CA—Markov Model Shuman Deng and Fei Fu Southwest Jiaotong University

Spatial analysis of agglomeration and innovation in China’s ICT manufacturing industry: Evidence from cities in Developing a balanced network of cities: Simulate the transformation of the Marmara Urban Region using the 457 Yuting Hou Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities 209 Özlem Altınkaya Genel and Chenghe Guan New York University Shanghai Live 5 coastal metropolitan regions Live SLEUTH Cellular Automata model

Estimating Wider Economic Impacts of Transport Infrastructure Investment—Ex—post Analysis of Accessibility You Zhou, Lingzhu Zhang 150 The University of Hong Kong 81 Measuring Urban Sprawl at Human-scale: A Case Study of Chengdu City Yanchuan Mou Chongqing University Live Change in Hong Kong, the TOD city and Alain Chiaradia Live

Evolution of Tourism Spatial Structure in City Jurisdiction Based on Road Network and Life Cycle: A Case Study 543 Yang Yu and Rongrong Wu Southwest Jiaotong University 248 Evaluation of Sustainable Land Use in Shanghai Tiantian Gong and Haonan Zhao Central China Normal University Live of Ya'an Live

Live 110 Understanding Land Value Prospects in Planned New Urban Centres Tianren Yang University of Cambridge Live 601 Spatial influence of ecological networks on land use intensity Jing Yang, Chen Zeng and Yijiao Cheng Huazhong Agricultural University

Parallel Sessions 4.25 — Urban XYZ sponsored session: Big data analytics in urban planning Parallel Sessions 5.12 — Urban and rural integration and planning Moderator：Chao Liu Moderator：De Tong

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

State University of New York, Ecology-led Rural Planning Strategies for Urban-Rural Fringe Areas in Suzhou - Take Shifan Village, Zhenhu Town, 122 Towards the definition of ‘Urban Big Data’ in Urban Planning: A Literature Revie Chihuangji Wang and Li Yin 31 Yangyang Ding and Bing Chen Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University Live University at Buffal Live as an example

Live 363 Spatial pattern and accessibility analysis of Shenzhen park Hu Yue Shenzhen University Live 474 Urban Containment that Supports Rural-Urban Integration: a case study of Chengdu's Ecological Zone Yizhao Yang and Sara Kjaersgaard University of Oregon

An artificial intelligence based approach to model spatial variations of daily air pollution concentrations in 434 Chao Liu, Ya Gao and Xinyi Song Tongji University 514 Market Entry of Rural Collective—Operated Construction Land: A Case Study of Jinjiang City, Fujian Province Xiaofen Huang and Ou Bai Zhejiang A&F University Live Shanghai, China Live

Which Land Use Context of Activity Affects Trip Chain Decision More? A Multinomial-Choice Gradient Boosting The evolution of the industrial land layout in urban-rural corridor in Chinese county from the perspective of 461 Wenjia Zhang and Hongjin Liu Peking University Shenzhen Graduate 605 Guiqing Yang and Liyao Wang Tongji University Live Decision Trees Analysis Live socio-ecological practice

Live 463 Uncover the Development Patterns of Smart Cities in China with Text Analysis Wanyang Hu The University of Macau Live 383 From Land Expropriation To Land Readjustment: Experiments in China's Rapid Urbanization Process Jun Chu and De Tong Peking university Shenzhen graduate school

Parallel Sessions 4.26 — Roundtable: How to thrive in planning programs in China and North America? Parallel Sessions 5.13 — Urban innovation and public Participation Moderator：Shengxiao (Alex) Li Moderator：Lingyue Li

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Shengxiao (Alex) Li University of Pennsylvania Live 105 Citizen-driven innovation in smart city governance Peng Xu Tongji University

Wanyang Hu City University of Hong Kong Live 116 Spatial Evolution and Critical Factors of Urban Innovation: Evidence from Shanghai, China Lingyue Li and Xiaohu Zhang Tongji University

Live How to thrive in planning programs in China and North America? Wei Zhai University of Florida Live 425 Construction and Application of Digital Interaction Design Platform for Public Participation in Urban Design Jin Li Southeast university

Bochu Liu University of Toronto Live 482 A comparative study of the emphasis between China and South Korea in smart cities Cheng Jieli and Haesoo Kim Seoul National University

Boqian Xu University of Pennsylvania

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Parallel Sessions 5.1 19:30-21:10 Friday, December 11, 2020 Parallel Sessions 5.2 21:30-23:10 Friday, December 11, 2020

Parallel Sessions 5.14 — Planing education Parallel Sessions 5.21 — Roundable: Progress of urban data visualization and informatics in urban planning Moderator：Fang Chen Moderator：Chao Liu

Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Urban Parameters and Student Options Under Inventory Planning of Urban Renewal—Educational Innovations 433 Fang Chen Shenzhen University Chao Liu Tongji University Live and Practices Based On Greater Bay Area

Learning Urban Planning in China: An Investigation on University Pedagogy and Satisfaction Evaluation of Peng ZENG, Shan TANG, Tianjie ZHANG Tianjin University Xinyue Ye Texas AM Live International Students

A Comprehensive Analysis and Coping Strategies of Mental Health Among Chinese College Students : Tong Zhang, Tongyu Li, Binxia Xue 529 Harbin Institute of Technology Xiaoru Yuan Peking University Live From the perspective of Restorativeness of University Campuses and Tongtong Ji

Live Ying Long Tsinghua University Parallel Sessions 5.15 — Roundtable: zoning and regulatory detailed planning Moderator：Guoping Xiong Wenwen Zhang Rutgers University Abstract ID Abstract title Authors Affiliation

Live Progress of Regulatory Detailed Planning Guoping Xiong Southeast University Chenghe Guan New York University Shanghai

Live Discussion on the reorientation of regulatory planning in the context of Chinese urban regeneration He Huang Tinghua University Fan Zhang MIT

Live The Future Development of Zoning and Regulatory Detailed Planning in Greater Bay Area Jing Bai CAUPD Shenzhen Branch

Live Study on classification and zoning of vernacular landscape Lishen Huang Fuzhou University

Live Regulatory detailed planning in the territorial restoration area Li Zhao Kunming city planning institute

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Special Session Saturday, December 12, 2020 Special Session Saturday, December 12, 2020

Speical Session VI — Re-Globalization: National Innovation Centers During the Post-COVID-19 Era Special Session VIII A — The Peking University-Lincoln Institute Center for Urban Development and Land Policy (PLC) Session on Urban Regeneration in Shenzhen Live Moderator：Dr. Yifei Sun, Professor & Director, International Institute for Innovation and Development Los Angeles Live Moderator：Prof. Zhi Liu, Chair of the PLC Forum Time: 09:30-11:30 Forum Time: 20:00-22:00

The world political, economic and technological order is experiencing unprecedented restructuring due to the COVID-19 pandemic which is still spreading very rapidly. The US-China conflicts have been escalating to a level As urbanization continues, urban regeneration is fast gaining momentum in major cities in China. This is driven by the strong economic forces, such as rising land prices, rapid industrial upgrading, and strong demand for unseen for decades since President Nixon's visit in 1972. Globalization that has been promoted for decades is facing critical challenges. The advance in new technologies has prompted people to think seriously about the homeownership. As land for urban expansion becomes increasingly scarce, urban regeneration is expected to be a major planning approach for urban spatial development in the future. For the last 10 years, the city of associated implications. Shenzhen has been at the forefront of urban regeneration, and has been leading the way for urban village redevelopment. What are the economic, social and environmental outcomes of urban regeneration practices so Introduction far? What lessons can we learn from the experiences around China? What are the implications of these experiences to planning and policy? These are the main questions for academic inquiries, and for discussion in the Introduction Despite the contentious relationships between US and China, nations, businesses, andcommunities still have to engage in significant international interactions. Given the uncertainties and new environment, innovation has two PLC Sessions on Urban Regeneration. Session 1 (thisspecial session) will focus on the empirical studies on Shenzhen, and Session 2 (paralleled session, see conference program) will cover experiences in Guangdong become the key areas that major countries are engaged in fierce competition. Building global innovation centers have become a critical national strategy. The objectives of this panel is to invite a group of scholars with deep Province, and the cities of Chongqing and Changsha. knowledge about global innovation centers to discuss the five National Science and Innovation Centers in China: Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Xian and Hefei, in lights of global innovation landscape. We hope that such discussion will help deep our scholarly understanding of the challenges and opportunities of building such global/national innovation during the post COVID-19 era and help relevant policy decision-makers to deepen reforms of national De Tong, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, The role of social capital in the collective-led development of urbanizing villages in China: The case of Shenzhen and local institutions for cultivating competitive and sustainable innovative ecosystem. Jiuju Huang and Jiawen Yang, Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School, Forced residential relocation and social implications in urban village renewal: A case study of Shenzhen Invited speakers Yidan Gui and Yani Lai, Shenzhen University, Stakeholders and spatial interests in renewal of urban villages in Shenzhen Yu Zhou, Professor, Department of Geography, Earth Science and Geography, Vassar College, NY, USA Jin Zeng and Yang Yue, Shenzhen University, Spatial spillover effects of investment-induced gentrification: The case of the Shenzhen Discussants Ling Chen, Professor, School of Public Policy and Administration, Tsinghua University Jiayi Xue, Weibin Liu and Ziyang Chen, Shenzhen University, The guiding and controlling of public space in urban renewal: A case study in Shenzhen

Rongping Mu, Professor and Dean, School of Public Policy and Management, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences Topic: Evolution of policies and practices in building national innovation cities in China: A case of Hefei, China Special Session VIII B — The Space Syntax of Good Urban Life Weiping Wu, Professor and Director, Program in Urban and Regional Planning, Columbia University Live Moderator：Prof. Haofeng Wang, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Shenzhen University Topic: Building a global innovation center: The Shanghai experiences Forum Time: 20:00-22:00

Invited Changhong Miao, Professor and Director, Key Research Institute of Yellow River Civilization and Sustainable Development & Collaborative Innovation Center of Yellow River Civilization Provincial Co-construction, Henan University The purpose of urban planning and design is to support the good life of community at large over the geographic areas we call cities. It has been argued that behavior as exemplified by patterns of movement, functionality as speakers Topic: Innovation and development zones in Xi'an exemplified by the distribution of land uses, and intelligibility as illuminated by the cognitive correlates of the structure of urban space are closely related to each other from both historical and theoretical points of view. What are the qualities of good urban form that can be considered supportive of well-being? Haitao Ma, Associate Professor, Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences Topic: Unified policies but different performances: A case study of multiple parks in Beijing Zhongguancun Science & Technology Zone This session explores the question from a particular but important point of view, the configuration, or the connectivity and spatial structure of urban street network. Analyses of street configuration describe properties of the city not only as a physical artifact, but also as properties of the street network as a framework within which various kinds of social, cultural and economic activities are interfaced and sustained over time. Meanwhile, the high- Yifei Sun, Professor and Director, International Institute for Innovation and Development Los Angeles Introduction density living in street connected environments engenders the opportunities of interaction, communication, learning, exchange and association that are integral to urbanism and give rise to our sense of urbanity. Thus, the question of how patterns of urban life are founded on the specifically configured street network and the public-private interfaces on the ground is not only fundamental to understanding the ways cities function, but also Topic: From a fishing village to a global innovation center: The case of Shenzhen fundamental to the practices of making cities.

The viewpoint in the thematic session stems from the research on the human function of built space based on the research paradigm of space syntax. Invited speakers from both domestic and international institutions are going to summarize some important research findings associated with space syntax and bring an intensive discussion on the syntactic aspects of good urban form by putting forward normative principles related to planning Special Session VII — China Urban Informality with Multiple Perspectives and designing cities. Live Moderator：Prof. Lei Zhang, School of Public Administration and Policy, Renmin University of China Forum Time: 16:00-18:00 Yu Ye, Tongji University, Data-informed urban design: The combined application of multi-sourced urban data and space syntax Alain Chiaradia, University of Hong Kong, Good Urban Life and Volumetric Urban Design Challenges Invited Conrad Kickert, Assistant Professor of Urban Design, School of Planning, University of Cincinnati, The Spatial Logic of Retail Decline Yuan Yuan, Professor, School of Geography and Planning, Sun Yat-sen University Discussants speakers Tao Yang, China Academy of Urban Planning & Design; Journal of Urban Design, Tsinghua University, The CIM-based collaborative design Kang Cao, Associate Professor, College of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Zhejiang University Chen Feng, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Pathways to creating differentiated grids: Types, benefits and costs Xiaoling Dai, Zhejiang University of Technology, A study of spatial structure and its influence of small towns in Zhejiang Province Lei Zhang, Professor, School of Public Administration and Policy, Renmin University of China Chaoyuan Deng, Planner, China Academy of Urban Planning and Design Yanji Zhang, Assistant Professor, School of Architecture and Planning, Fuzhou University Topic: Political authority and street vendors: A case study of Chaoyang District, Beijing

Liya Yang, Associate Professor, School of Public Administration and Policy, Renmin University of China Siqi Wan, Ph.D Candidate, School of Public Administration and Policy, Renmin University of China Topic: Impacts of rural built environment on villagers' active travel in megacity: Based on the heterogeneity of village types

Yingmin Huang, PhD, School of Architecture, Jiangxi University of Science and Technology Invited speakers Desheng Xue Professor, School of Geography and Planning, Sun Yat-sen University GenzhiHuang, Associate Professor, School of Geography and Planning, Sun Yat-sen University Topic: Informality as forms of state governance: Local land use strategies, institutional change and economic development in Chang’an Town of Dongguan City, China

Miao Xu, Associate Professor, School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Chongqing University Rui Chen, Planner, China Academy of Urban Planning and Design Topic: A preliminary study on the job-housing mismatch of informal employment and its planning in China’s big cities

Yulin Chen, Associate Professor, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University Huanyu Liu, School of Architecture, Tsinghua University Topic: Regulating as a community breaker: The impact of the closure of a farmers’ market on vendors and surrounding residents

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Closing Ceremony Sunday, December 13, 2020 Shennan Avenue 深南大道

Keynote Speech IV, V Live Time: 09:00-11:00

Time Title Speakers Affiliation SZU North Gate Vice President and President-elect, Association of Collegiate 深大北门 09:00-09:40 The Future of Global Planning Education: Reflections about Planning in/for a Post-Pandemic World Laxmi Ramasubramanian Schools of Planning (ACSP); Chair and Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, San Jose State University

Vice President and Professor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute 09:40-10:20 Urban Innovation in the Post-Pandemic World Daniel Dianzhi Sui and State University Bus Stop 荔园小巴站 10:20-11:00 C

SAUP 建筑与城市规划学院 Award Ceremony Nanhai Avenue 南海大道 Live Moderator：Xiaoguang Wang

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