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卢俊宇 (Junyu Lu)

zhengzhou university助理教授
H指数:24
被引数:2,494

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"部分发表成果Selective Publications\n1. Lu, J., Lemos, M. C., Koundinya, V., & Prokopy, L. S. (2022). Scaling up co-produced climate-driven decision support tools for agriculture. Nature Sustainability, 5(3), 254-262. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41893-021-00825-0\n人们日益相信,学术界与非学术界之间共同生产知识对于解决可持续性问题至关重要。然而,对于知识共同生产之后会发生什么,以及共同生产的知识能否以及如何扩大规模,人们知之甚少。本文聚焦于由美国中西部的研究人员、农民和农业顾问共同开发的气候驱动型农业决策支持工具。通过对农民和农业顾问的两项调查(N=5,393),文章考察了旨在推广这些工具的用户互动参与活动和营销活动如何影响其使用。研究发现,除了高度迭代的共同生产过程之外,其他形式的用户互动,如推广参与和营销活动,对于扩大共同生产知识的影响力也至关重要。一个积极的发现是,大多数未参与互动阶段的受访农民和顾问表示,共同开发的工具满足了他们的需求,并且正在使用、考虑使用或愿意推荐这些气候驱动型决策支持工具。因此,虽然仅有共同生产并不能保证知识的传播,但它确实提高了知识的适用性和使用率。然而,要实现大规模使用的传播,可能需要研究者和资助方做出持续的努力,在共同生产之后进行推广并评估使用情况,以更好地理解其社会影响,以及共同生产的知识在解决可持续性问题中的作用。\nThere is growing belief that the co-production of knowledge between academics and non-academics is critical to address sustainability problems. Yet, little is known about what happens after co-production and whether and how co-produced knowledge scales up. This article focuses on climate-driven decision support tools co-produced by researchers, farmers and agricultural advisers in the US Midwest. Through two surveys (N = 5,393) with farmers and agricultural advisers, it examines how engagement and marketing campaigns to disseminate the tools influenced their use. Here we find that beyond the highly iterative co-production process, other forms of user interaction such as outreach engagement and marketing campaigns are critical to scale up the impact of co-produced knowledge. Positively, we also show that most surveyed farmers and advisers who were not involved in the engagement phase reported having their needs met by the co-produced tools and were using, considering using or willing to recommend the climate-driven decision support tools. Hence, while co-production alone does not guarantee dissemination, it does increase knowledge fit and use. Dissemination for mass use, however, might require a committed effort from researchers and funders to promote and evaluate use post co-production to better understand societal impact and the role of co-produced knowledge in addressing sustainability problems.\nMarketingDirect Mail • EmailEngagementPromotion150+ Outreach events5 web-based C-DSTsCo-productionIdentification of needsInteractive tooland prioritiesdevelopmentSurveys • Focus groupsUser testing\n2. Lu, J., Xiao, X., Huang, X., Chuai, X., Li, Z., Wei, H., & Wang, S. (2024). Big data insights into urban park use in the pandemic: Changes in visitation patterns and exacerbated social inequalities in the U.S. Cities, 152, 105204. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cities.2024.105204\n城市公园对于维护健康、宜居和可持续的城市至关重要。确保城市公园平等地服务于所有社区,特别是在疫情期间以及对于传统弱势群体而言,尤为重要。本研究探讨了新冠疫情如何改变了城市居民访问城市公园的模式,并评估了疫情是否加剧了美国不同社会人口群体在获取城市公园资源方面的不平等。我们从来源地和目的地两个方面调查了城市居民的访问模式,并采用了大数据方法,整合了移动设备的位置移动数据、遥感/地理空间数据、社会经济数据等。研究发现,与大流行前(即2019年)相比,疫情期间(即2020年和2021年)城市居民更倾向于访问那些更偏远、面积更大、绿化更好、人群更不密集、噪音更少且人类活动较少的城市公园。我们的结果还突出表明,疫情加剧了城市公园获取方面的社会不平等。来自种族/族裔少数群体比例更高、失业率和贫困率更高、收入更低的街区群体的城市居民,受到疫情的负面影响更大,去城市公园的可能性更低。更重要的是,与2020年疫情初期相比,这种社会不平等在2021年进一步加剧。\nUrban parks are essential to maintaining healthy, livable, and sustainable cities. It is vital to ensure urban parks serve the communities equally, particularly during the pandemic and for traditionally disadvantaged groups. This study examined how the COVID-19 pandemic changed urban dwellers' visitation patterns to urban parks and assessed whether the pandemic exacerbated the inequalities of urban park access among different sociodemographic groups in the U.S. We investigated urban dwellers' visitation patterns from two aspects (origin and destination) and used a big data approach by integrating mobility data from mobile devices, remote sensing/geospatial data, socioeconomic data, etc. This study found urban dwellers preferred visiting urban parks that were remoter, larger, greener, less crowded, less noisy, and with less human activities during the pandemic (i.e., 2020 and 2021) vs. pre-pandemic (i.e., 2019). Our results also highlighted that the pandemic exacerbated social inequalities in urban park access. The urban dwellers from block groups with higher percentages of racial/ethnic minorities, higher unemployment and poverty rates, and lower income were more negatively influenced by the pandemic and became less likely to visit urban parks. More importantly, such social inequalities further increased in 2021 compared with the early pandemic period of 2020.\n3. Lu, J., Ranjan, P., Floress, K., Arbuckle, J. G., Church, S. P., Eanes, F. R., Gao, Y., Gramig, B. M., Singh, A. S., & Prokopy, L. S. (2022). A meta-analysis of agricultural conservation intentions, behaviors, and practices: Insights from 35 years of quantitative literature in the United States. Journal of Environmental Management, 323, 116240. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2022.116240\n保护性实践对于维持农业生态系统长期生存能力至关重要。由于耕作系统以及农民的价值观和态度具有异质性,能够一致预测保护行为的因素仍然难以确定。此外,不同研究在所考察的保护性实践类型、以及测量的是行为意愿还是实际行为方面也存在异质性。本研究考虑了每种保护性实践的特性,以及特定研究测量的是行为意愿还是实际行为,以期更好地理解农民对保护性实践的采纳。我们回顾并分析了美国35年间(1982-2017年)的定量保护采纳文献。我们根据保护性实践的主要目的、提供的效益类型以及其属于操作性还是结构性实践进行了分类。我们还重点考察了以下五种实践:保护性耕作、缓冲区或边界、土壤测试、植草水道和覆盖作物。在我们的行为意愿和实际行为分析中,我们发现态度因素能同时预测保护意愿和行动(实际行为),而当前或既往的实践使用仅影响行动,不影响陈述的保护意愿。在我们关注保护性实践特性的分析中,我们发现,对特定保护性实践的具体了解和积极态度、采纳其他保护性实践、寻求和使用信息、更大的农场规模以及土地易受损害的特性,几乎在所有保护性实践分类中都能预测实际采纳情况。比较具有特定共同特性的保护性实践的预测因素时,会出现一些细微差别。例如,我们发现农场特征在预测土壤管理类保护性实践的采纳方面比养分和牲畜管理类实践更为重要,而农民的管家身份认同对永久性实践的重要性高于操作性实践。\nConservation practices (CPs) are integral to maintaining the long-term viability of agro-ecological systems. Because farming systems and farmers' values and attitudes are heterogeneous, factors that consistently predict conservation behaviors remain elusive. Moreover, heterogeneity is present among studies regarding the type of CPs examined, and whether behavioral intentions or actual behaviors were measured. This study considers the characteristics of each CP, and whether a given study measured behavioral intention or actual behavior, to better understand farmers' adoption of CPs. We reviewed and analyzed 3"

教育背景

  • 2018.12

    University of South Carolina – Columbia Ph.D. degree Geography

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