Xinyu Fu
@FuXinyu
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@waikato planning senior lecturer; interested in cities and water; part-time academic, full-time nerd
New Zealand
Joined August 2011
Check out this APA blog covering our latest JAPA paper.
Should AI be used to sift through public engagement data? The ethics and best practices of ChatGPT in planning are discussed in a New Zealand case study published in #JAPAplanning. @FuXinyu @waikato @TAMUArchSchool @hkust_ppol
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Final week to submit your abstract to our EPB special issue!
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Guest editors: myself, Dr. Catherine Brinkley at UC Davis, Dr. Thomas W. Sanchez at TAMU, Dr. Chaosu Li at HKUST-GZ, and @AndyCrooks at UBuffalo. Please rt to reach a wider community! @LindaMSee @envplanb @IIASAVienna
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Most cities don’t map their own #pedestrian networks. Researchers @MITdusp have built the first open-source tool to let planners do just that. #urbanplanning
https://t.co/temh5iaBPe
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New or improved flood protection can give a false sense of security – the so-called ‘levee effect’. However, climate change is unpredictable, which means ‘residual risk’ always exists and must be planned for, write Xinyu Fu + colleagues (@waikato).
theconversation.com
New or improved flood protection can give a false sense of security – the so-called ‘levee effect’. But climate change is unpredictable, meaning ‘residual risk’ always exists and must be planned for.
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Fresh off press: an op-ed on residual flood risk. We need to move away from the conventional “build more levees” to "creating more room for water" approach. https://t.co/hxrUtYjSgw
theconversation.com
New or improved flood protection can give a false sense of security – the so-called ‘levee effect’. But climate change is unpredictable, meaning ‘residual risk’ always exists and must be planned for.
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Planners, #policymakers, #gis and #dataviz people of twitter, @TrivikV @mikhailsirenko and I released a new #opensource project: CityAccessMap. It's an open source #webapplication that visualizes urban #accessibility insights for almost every city in the globe 🌐. 🧵1/6
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Today marks my first time that no student turned up during a lecture. How can it be worse than during the pandemic? #PandemicIsOver
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"Institutional prestige significantly shapes faculty placements. Nearly half of planning faculty graduated from Berkeley, MIT, UCLA, Cornell, and UNC. Faculty are predominantly hired in similar or lower ranking programs with little upward mobility..."
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This study is the first to examine detailed faculty demographics and impacts of elite hiring networks in the planning academy. Institutional prestige significan...
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Thanks my co-authors Chaosu Li and @WeiZhai1209; 50 Free access here:
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Planners need to read plans to learn and adapt current practice. Planners may struggle to find time to read and study lengthy planning documents, especially in emerging areas such as climate change...
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Can machines read plans? Our new @APA JAPA paper explore the potential of natural language processing to analyze planning documents from the @100ResCities and we propose a framework for cutting-edge planners to leverage its power to read a large stack of plans more efficiently.
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Check out our new paper published in the Journal of Environmental Management. In this study, we try to conceptualize resilience in climate adaptation planning and examine how well existing adaption plans incorporate its key notions in the US.
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Interested in #soil, #care, #children, #publicspace, #climatechange & #indigenous #planning! Tune in @ACRN_SOAC #SpeakingOut webinar 2022! 📢 Date: Thursday 16 June 📢 11am (Perth), 1pm (AEST), 3pm (NZ) 📢 Register- https://t.co/ppe6V2eM1e 👇speaker info https://t.co/URfeYtjvoD
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📢 Join us at @ACRN_SOAC #SpeakingOut webinar 2022: Emerging Research Voices from Aotearoa NZ! 📢 Date: Thursday, 16 June 📢 11am (Perth), 1pm (Syd/Melb), 3pm (NZ) 📢 Register here - https://t.co/ppe6V2eM1e Please share in your network 👏 scroll👇 for more info.
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Fresh off press: in this JAPA @APA_Planning paper Dr. Ruoniu Wang and I explored the effects of inclusionary zoning(IZ) policy design on affordable unit production using a national IZ dataset.
tandfonline.com
Evidence suggests that inclusionary zoning (IZ) correlates with affordable housing and mixed-income communities; however, what effect the policy design has on affordable housing productivity remain...
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