SHEN Yongjie,YANG Chuncheng,SHANG Haibin,et al.Temporal and Spatial Variation Analysis of Urban Socioeconomic Activity in Public Health Emergencies[J].Geomatics and Information Science of Wuhan University,2025,50(3):603-614.
SHEN Yongjie,YANG Chuncheng,SHANG Haibin,et al.Temporal and Spatial Variation Analysis of Urban Socioeconomic Activity in Public Health Emergencies[J].Geomatics and Information Science of Wuhan University,2025,50(3):603-614.DOI:10.13203/j.whugis20220016
Temporal and Spatial Variation Analysis of Urban Socioeconomic Activity in Public Health Emergencies
This paper aims to explore the characteristics of changes in urban socioeconomic activities during a public health emergency. Three major urban agglomerations
including Los Angeles
Dallas and New York
are selected as the study areas.
Methods
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First
the difference value of average nighttime light intensity and nighttime light stability are constructed based on nighttime light data to reflect the spatiotemporal variation characteristics of urban nighttime light levels during different surge periods of the duration of public emergencies. Then
based on the objective weighting method and mobility big data
the travel willingness index and scene mobility index are constructed to characterize the spatial and temporal differences of regional mobility in different surge periods.
Results
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The results show that
in the first surge period
the level of urban nighttime light decreases greatly and urban economic activities are affected significantly
while in the second surge period
economic activities in most cities recover to a good level. The change of urban social activities in the first surge period is mainly reflected as the decrease of scene mobility index
while in the second surge period
both scene mobility index and travel willingness index decrease to different degrees. Combined with social distancing policies in different regions
the trend of mobility can be well explained according to the surge.
Conclusions
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By using nighttime light data and mobility big data to represent the changes of urban social and economic activities
we can understand the impacts of the rebound of public health emergency on urban social and economic activities
in order to provide scientific reference for the development of social and economic policies corresponding to the possible public health emergencies in the future.
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