Social Work

Realistic characteristics and driving mechanisms of pseudo-human settlements in Chinese cities

W. Yu, J. Yang, et al.

This study explores the intriguing spatial patterns and driving factors of Pseudo-Human Settlements across 286 Chinese cities, revealing vital insights into their development and life cycles. Conducted by leading experts including Wenbo Yu and Jun Yang, the findings emphasize the significance of regional characteristics and key influencers like nighttime light index and population size.

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