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| 1 | Exploring New City Building Types,Weaving Urban Context:A Case Study on Old City of Jinan显示文摘1. The loss of identities and context: not just a story for one city Located at the north foot of Mount Lishan and to the south of Xiaoqinghe River and Huanghe (Yellow) River, the ' | ZHANG Jie,Professor,School of Architecture,Tsinghua University,Beijing,China DENG Xiangyu,PhD candidate,School of Architecture,Tsinghua University,Beijing,China YUAN Luping,Postgraduate student,School of Architecture,Tsinghua University,Beijing,China.LI Caige | 2006 | China City Planning Review2006，15，2： | 4 |
| 2 | A Study on Planning Strategies for Urban Housing Block Development显示文摘As a city is the carrier of human society and housing is an important part of a citizen's life and survival, the citizens' choice of their housing mode will inf luence the material and spiritual life of the individuals, families, and society. In view of the diversification of values and investments, people are eager for a harmonious relationship between the community and the city. As a kind of compact and efficient housing mode, the housing block highlights the organic link of the community within the city in an open and shared living environment. This paper reviews the development of housing blocks in various countries and summarizes the characteristics of housing blocks through a comparison with traditional gated residential quarters and urban blocks. It then analyzes the current diffi culties of housing block development in China from aspects such as the planning concept, planning system, management mode, and development mode and accordingly proposes planning principles and strategies in hope of providing theoretical supports for the development and construction of housing blocks in China. | Zeng Wei Wang Hua You Juanjuan Wang Linlin Li Caige(译) | 2016 | China City Planning Review2016，25，4： | 3 |
| 3 | Transformation of Development Mode and Exploration on Sciences of Human Settlements显示文摘The advanced sciences and technologies created the industrial civilization, bringing about unprecedentedly the tremendous productivity and promoting greatly the urban and rural development, | WU Liangyong,Professor,School of Architecture,Tsinghua University Director,Institute of Architectural & Urban Studies,Tsinghua University Member,Chinese Academy of Science Member,Chinese Academy of Engineering,Beijing,P.R.China.LI Caige | 2008 | China City Planning Review2008，17，2： | 2 |
| 4 | A Book Review of Planning for Growth: Urban and Regional Planning in China显示文摘Planning for Growth:Urban and Regional Planning in China Author:Wu Fulong Year:2015Publisher:Taylor&Francis Ltd ISBN:9780415814423(248 pages,in English)The book,Planning for Growth:Urban and Regional Planning in China,written by Prof.Wu Fulong,is part of the Royal Town Planning Institute’s(RTPI)Library Series.It has drawn wide attention since its publication in 2015.The American urban sociologist John R. | Chen Hongsheng Li Zhigang Li Caige | 2016 | China City Planning Review2016，25，3： | 2 |
| 5 | Development Tendencies of Sciences of Human Settlements | WU Liangyong,LI Caige | 2010 | China City Planning Review2010，19，3： | 2 |
| 6 | Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Evolution Trends of Urban Aging Population显示文摘This paper selects Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Wuhan as examples and builds a database based on the statistics of the ? fth and sixth national population censuses and the latest statistics of aging population collected by ministries and commissions of the Central Government and local departments, as well as by our research team from 2000 to 2010. With its data unit accurate to Jiedao~① level, it is the ? rst time to analyze the micro-level spatial distribution characteristics of the aging population in China's mega cities in comparison with research accomplishments in geography, which lays a foundation for further relevant studies and strategy formulation. The paper draws spatial distribution maps of the aging population in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Wuhan by Geograpic Information System(GIS), and uses Aging Degree Index and Population Gravitational Center respectively to analyze the spatial distribution characteristics and spatial evolution trends of aging population in these mega cities. The research indicates that, on the one hand, the spatial distribution of the aging population shows similar characteristics with that of developed countries when they were at the same urbanization level, especially with Japan which shares a cultural homology with China; on the other hand, it is greatly in? uenced by the distribution of af? liated residential space of large industrial sectors, enterprises, and research institutes under the early planned economic system. There are two trends: one is centrifugal spread, namely, the elderly are moving from the city center to the outside; the other is centripetal concentration, namely, the elderly who lived in the outer suburbs are moving towards the city center. These phenomena, such as centripetal concentration, suburban spread, exurban concentration, and socio-spatial differentiation of urban aging population, are driven by selective development in the city center, city function upgrading, re-hollowing of villages, and occupation and income differentiation of the elderly before retirement. | Zhou Jie Li Caige(译) | 2017 | China City Planning Review2017，26，1： | 2 |
| 7 | Free and Shared Parking: New Ideas on Construction and Management of Parking Facilities in Old City of Zhenhai | GAO Hongliang, ZHU Xun LI Caige | 2010 | China City Planning Review2010，19，4： | 2 |
| 8 | Promoting Functional Upgrading Through Spatial Renovation: An Exploration on the Design Methods of Old Community Renewal显示文摘As urban renewal shifts to more routine community renewal, the design methods of community renewal are faced with new challenges. Considering the existing dilemma faced by old communities and based on the practice of community renewal of different scales in recent years, this paper proposes that the design for community renewal should consider not only the spatial structure of communities at the macro level, but also the needs of daily life at the micro level. It can help efficiently transform the existing space into public space that encourages residents’ participation and promote community vitality, to achieve a humanistic value beyond the physical environment. | Zhang Miao Tang Kangshuo Li Caige | 2019 | China City Planning Review2019，28，4： | 2 |
| 9 | Light alkenes from syngas via dimethyl ether 显示文摘 | CAIG Y LIU Z M SHI R M | 1995 | Applied Catalysis A: General1995，125，1： | 1 |
| 10 | Development and Assessment of Diversity Arrays Technology for High -Throughput DNA Analyses in Musa 显示文摘 | Risterucci A - M Hippolyte I Perrier X Xia L Caig V Evers M Huttner E Kilian A Glaszmann J - C | 2009 | Theor Appl Genet2009，119，： | 1 |
| 11 | Directional Analysis of Urban Expansion Based on Sub-pixel and Regional Scale: A Case Study of Main Districts in Guangzhou, China显示文摘Multi-scale data have had a wide-ranging level of performance in the area of urban change monitoring. Herein we investigate the correlation between the impervious surface fraction(ISF) and the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program/Operational Linescan System(DMSP/OLS) nighttime stable light(NTL) data with respect to the urban expansion in the main districts of Guangzhou. Landsat 5 Thematic Mapper and Landsat 8 Operational Land Image(OLI) data from 1988 to 2015 were used to extract the ISF using the linear spectral mixture analysis model and normal difference build-up index at the sub-pixel scale. DMSP/OLS NTL data from 1992 to 2013 were calibrated to illustrate the urban nighttime light conditions at the regional scale. Urban expansion directions were identified by statistics and kernel density analysis for the ISF study area at the sub-pixel scale. In addition, the correlation between the ISF and DMSP/OLS NTL data were illustrated by linear regression analysis. Furthermore, Profile Graph in ArcGIS was employed to illustrate the urban expansion from the differences in correlation in different directions. The conclusions are as follows: 1) The impervious surface(IS)in the study area has expanded to the northeast and the east, starting with the old urban zones, and the high-density IS area has increased by321.14 km^2. 2) The linear regression analysis reveals a positive correlation between the ISF and the DMSP/OLS NTL data. The multi-scale data changes are consistent with the actual urban planning of Guangzhou. 3) The DMSP/OLS NTL data overestimate the urban extent because of its saturation and blooming effects, causing its correlation with ISF to decrease. The pattern of urban expansion influences the saturation and blooming effects of the DMSP/OLS NTL data. | ZHAO Yi ZHONG Kaiwen XU Jianhui SUN Caige WANG Yunpeng | 2019 | Chinese Geographical Science2019，29，4： | 1 |
| 12 | Impact of protozoan grazing on bacterial community structure in soil microcosms显示文摘 | Renn R Caig A E Griffiths B S | 2002 | Appl Environ Microbiol2002，68，12： | 1 |
| 13 | Canadian Insights:The Challenges of an Integrated Environmental Assessment Framework显示文摘 | Mc Caig Karen | 2005 | Environmental Impact Assessment Review2005，25，： | 1 |
| 14 | Old-age Care Modes and Facility Planning Based on the Concept of “Continuum of Care” | YANG Jianjun,Urban Planning and Design Institute,Zhejiang University Member of Board of Directors,Urban Planning Society of China TANG Jingjie,Postgraduate Student,Urban Planning and Design Institute,Zhejiang University,Hangzhou,P.R.China. TANG Yan,Lecturer,School of Civil Engineering and Architecture,Zhejiang University of Science & Technology,Hangzhou,P.R.China.LI Caige | 2012 | China City Planning Review2012，21，3： | 1 |
| 15 | Power,Society,and Living Space: Evolution and Formation Mechanism of Urban Streets in China显示文摘Being one of the most important elements of urban public space, streets have contained rich social lives as well as the social and political connotations in Chinese cities with specific local characteristics, while most of them have been long neglected in the researches focusing on grand narratives and center-based perspectives. The paper retrospectively analyzes the evolution process of urban streets in China, dividing it into four critical periods. With the perspective of socio-spatial analysis, the unique formation mechanisms of Chinese urban streets are summarized in different contexts including power system, social domain, and living space, thus to provide references for the exploration of street development mode and revitalization mechanism facing the multiple challenges of globalization, modernity, as well as local social and cultural traditions. | Jiayan LIU Xiangyu DENG Caige LI | 2013 | China City Planning Review2013，22，1： | 1 |
| 16 | Targets and Ways for Humanizing Urban Transportation:The North American Experience Enlightenment for Beijing显示文摘The disadvantages of automobile-oriented urban transportation continue to appear in today's world and the concept of humanizing urban transportation is getting more and more attention. This paper firstly argues that unitary transportation mode and low traffic operation efficiency are two main urban traffic problems in Beijing and emphasizes that the target for humanizing its urban transportation is to ensure its high efficiency, safety, comfort, and ecology. The paper then summarizes the successful experiences of many cities in North America, such as a reasonable transportation network planning, multi-side participation in travel demand management(TDM), and humanizing the transportation environment. Finally, the paper proposes some development strategies for humanizing the urban transportation of Beijing from the perspectives of development mode and layout, public transportation, and non-motorized traffic, at both planning and practice levels. | Li Chi Wang Zhuo Wu Peiyang Li Caige | 2016 | China City Planning Review2016，25，1： | 1 |
| 17 | Reflections on Development Strategy of Pearl River Delta: In Comparison with Yangtze River Delta显示文摘1. A comparison between Pearl River Delta and Yangtze River Delta 1.1 Basic conditions 1.1.1 Location, area and scope Located in the southeast of Guangdong Province, the Pearl River Delta (PRD) as an economic zone is a compound | ZHOU Chunshan, Professor, Director of Research Center for Urban & Regional Studies, Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou, P. R. China. WANG Fang, Postgraduate student, Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou, P. R. China. CHEN Jiebin, Guangzhou Development and Reform Bureau, Guangzhou, P. R. China.LI Caige | 2007 | China City Planning Review2007，16，1： | 1 |
| 18 | Registrationof a Sprouting Resistant White-seeded Spring Wheat Germplasmline显示文摘 | De Pauw R M Mc Caig T N Townley-Smith T F | 1985 | Crop Science1985，25，： | 1 |
| 19 | Pharmaeokinetic/Pharmacyodynamic parametera:rationale for antibacterial dosing of mice and men显示文摘 | | 1998 | Clin infect Dis1998，26，： | 1 |
| 20 | Reflections on Reinforcing Administration over Protection of Historic and Cultural Heritage显示文摘In recent years, the concepts put forward in the Convention Concerning World Cultural and Natural Heritage Protection have received wide recognition | SHAN Jixiang,Director of the State Administration of Culture Heritage,Beijing,China.LI Caige and QIAN Fang | 2006 | China City Planning Review2006，15，2： | 1 |
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