Changlong Ling

Changlong Ling

PhD Student at University of Washington

Publications

Full list: Google Scholar. * indicates corresponding author(s).

Automated and Sustainable Transportation

  1. Ling, C., Chen, Z.*, Yang, J., & Yang, T. Evaluating inclusive transit-oriented development with location affordability and its influencing factors. Transportation Research Part A: Policy & Practice, 2025, 201: 104672.
  2. Ling, C., Xie, B.*, & An, Z.* Traffic safety in relation to multidimensional street network and land use features: A nonlinear analysis with population heterogeneity. Applied Geography, 2025, 183: 103737.
  3. Ling, C., Tang, J.*, Zhao, P., Xu, L., Lu, Q., Yang, L., Huang, F., Lyu, W., & Yang, J. Unraveling the relation between carbon emission and carbon footprint: A literature review and framework for sustainable transportation. npj Sustainable Mobility and Transport, 2024, 1(13).
  4. Ling, C., Niu, X., Yang, J., Zhou, J., & Yang, T.* Unraveling heterogeneity and dynamics of commuting efficiency: Industry-level insights into evolving efficiency gaps based on a disaggregated excess-commuting framework. Journal of Transport Geography, 2024, 115: 103820. Nomination Award for the 15th Qian Xuesen (钱学森) Urban Studies Gold Award
  5. Xie, B., Ling, C., & Wang, L.* Research on the impacts of urban street patterns on traffic safety: A case study of Wuhan city. City Planning Review, 2022, 46(8): 75-83. (in Chinese)
  6. Zhou, J. & Ling, C.* Study on temporal variations of network connectivity and degree centrality in the middle of the Yangtze River (2001-2016). Resources and Environment in the Yangtze Basin, 2021, 30(3): 544-553. (in Chinese)

Digital Economy and Smart Cities

  1. Huang, Y., Ling, C., Yang, J.*, & Zeng, E. Inclusive home-based community elderly care services: Implication of the Japan’s “retail facility + elderly care” model. Urban Planning International, 2025. (in Chinese)
  2. Ling, C.* & Liu, Z. High-density cities and compact development: Sino-foreign comparisons and implications. Urban Planning International, 2024, 39(2): 1-8. (in Chinese)
  3. Yang, J.*, Ling, C., & Li, J. Hypothesizing “Shenzhen - Hong Kong Metropolitan Area” based on Commuting Linkage and Institutional Change. Urban Development Studies, 2024, 31(12): 67-76. (in Chinese)
  4. Xie, B., Chen, X., Ling, C., Li, X., & Wei, W.* Exploring the Health-Seeking Travel Behaviors and Constraints of COVID-19 Patients in Wuhan, China. Urban Development Studies, 2021, 28(3): 18-26+49. (in Chinese)
  5. Ma, Y., Ling, C., & Wu, J.* Exploring the spatial distribution characteristics of emotions of Weibo users in Wuhan waterfront based on gender differences using social media texts. ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information, 2020, 9(8), 465.