The Department of Geography at HKBU is a long-established and highly reputed academic institution in Hong Kong, one of Asia’s most dynamic and international cities. The Department can be traced back to the History and Geography Department established in 1960. It is now one of the three departments that constitute the Academy of Geography, Sociology, and International Studies (GSIS) under the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS).
Prize-giving Ceremony for Paul CK Wong Memorial Fund cum Donor Appreciation Reception successfully held on 6 December 2024
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Distinguished Geography Lecture on AI and Urban Planning by Honorary Doctor Prof. Michael Batty Successfully Held on 19 November 2024
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Deliberative Polling : Hong Kong Climate Action Strategy Public Research
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Bristol, UK : Envisioning a Low Carbon Future in Easton and Yate
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Bristol, UK: Low Carbon Community Fayre @ Easton
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GEOG Field Camp explores dynamic relationship between community and natural resources at Kyoto and Shiga, Japan
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Department of Geography at HKBU Embarks on an Educational Journey through Guangxi’s Culture, Hydrology, and Landscape
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06 Dec 2024
Prize-giving Ceremony for Paul CK Wong Memorial Fund cum Donor Appreciation Reception successfully held on 6 December 2024
19 Nov 2024
Distinguished Geography Lecture on AI and Urban Planning by Honorary Doctor Prof. Michael Batty Successfully Held on 19 November 2024
11 Nov 2024
Deliberative Polling : Hong Kong Climate Action Strategy Public Research
22 Sep 2024
Bristol, UK : Envisioning a Low Carbon Future in Easton and Yate
18 Aug 2024
Bristol, UK: Low Carbon Community Fayre @ Easton
27 Jun 2024
GEOG Field Camp explores dynamic relationship between community and natural resources at Kyoto and Shiga, Japan
27 Jun 2024
Department of Geography at HKBU Embarks on an Educational Journey through Guangxi’s Culture, Hydrology, and Landscape
Yang, C., Ma, C.-Y., Wang, J. and Zhou, Y. Q. (2023) Cross-border ageing in China’s Greater Bay Area: A comparative study of mobile application adoption by Hong Kong older migrants and local older adults in Shenzhen. Transactions in Planning and Urban Research, 2 (1): 149-166
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Yang, C. and Chan, D. Y.-T. (2023) Geopolitical risks of strategic decoupling and recoupling in the mobile phone production shift from China to Vietnam: Evidence from the Sino-US trade war and COVID-19 pandemic. Applied Geography, Vol. 158, 103028.
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Wang D., Li L. (2022) Disparities in spatio-temporal accessibility to fresh foods in Shanghai, China. Applied Geography, Vol. 145, August, 102752
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Zhou, M., Wang, D. & Guan, X. (2022) Co-evolution of the built environment and travel behaviour in Shenzhen, China. Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, Vol. 107, June, 103291 remotesensing-logo Kanwai, S., Ding, X., Wu, S. & Sajjad, M. (2022) Vertical Ground Displacements and Its Impact on Erosion along the Karachi Coastline, Pakistan. Remote Sens. 2022, 14(9), 2054
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Kanwai, S., Ding, X., Wu, S. & Sajjad, M. (2022) Vertical Ground Displacements and Its Impact on Erosion along the Karachi Coastline, Pakistan. Remote Sens. 2022, 14(9), 2054
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Sajjad, M. et al. (2022) Assessing Response Readiness to Health Emergencies: A Spatial Evaluation of Health and Socio-Economic Justice in Pakistan. Social Indicators Research. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11205-022-02922-9
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Sajjad, M. et al. (2022) Spatial inequalities in education status and its determinants in Pakistan: A district-level modelling in the context of sustainable development Goal-4. Applied Geography, Volume 140, March 2022, 102665
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Zhang, W. & Gao, M. et al. (2022) Long-term PM0.1 exposure and human blood lipid metabolism: New insight from the 33-community study in China. Environmental Pollution, Vol. 303, 119171
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Yang, C., Ma, C.-Y., Wang, J. and Zhou, Y. Q. (2023) Cross-border ageing in China’s Greater Bay Area: A comparative study of mobile application adoption by Hong Kong older migrants and local older adults in Shenzhen. Transactions in Planning and Urban Research, 2 (1): 149-166
Yang, C. and Chan, D. Y.-T. (2023) Geopolitical risks of strategic decoupling and recoupling in the mobile phone production shift from China to Vietnam: Evidence from the Sino-US trade war and COVID-19 pandemic. Applied Geography, Vol. 158, 103028.
Wang D., Li L. (2022) Disparities in spatio-temporal accessibility to fresh foods in Shanghai, China. Applied Geography, Vol. 145, August, 102752
Zhou, M., Wang, D. & Guan, X. (2022) Co-evolution of the built environment and travel behaviour in Shenzhen, China. Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, Vol. 107, June, 103291 remotesensing-logo Kanwai, S., Ding, X., Wu, S. & Sajjad, M. (2022) Vertical Ground Displacements and Its Impact on Erosion along the Karachi Coastline, Pakistan. Remote Sens. 2022, 14(9), 2054
Kanwai, S., Ding, X., Wu, S. & Sajjad, M. (2022) Vertical Ground Displacements and Its Impact on Erosion along the Karachi Coastline, Pakistan. Remote Sens. 2022, 14(9), 2054
Sajjad, M. et al. (2022) Assessing Response Readiness to Health Emergencies: A Spatial Evaluation of Health and Socio-Economic Justice in Pakistan. Social Indicators Research. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11205-022-02922-9
Sajjad, M. et al. (2022) Spatial inequalities in education status and its determinants in Pakistan: A district-level modelling in the context of sustainable development Goal-4. Applied Geography, Volume 140, March 2022, 102665
Zhang, W. & Gao, M. et al. (2022) Long-term PM0.1 exposure and human blood lipid metabolism: New insight from the 33-community study in China. Environmental Pollution, Vol. 303, 119171
RIF Project (Project Coordinator: Dr. Daphne Mah) Exploring the role of big data analytics in promoting smart low-carbon cities: A human centered, community-based, and deep engagement approach in Hong Kong, 2021-2024
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GRF Project (PI: Prof Donggen Wang) Urban expansion and travel behavior evolution in Shenzhen: the role of travel time budget, 2021-2024
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GRF Project (PI: Dr. Meng Gao) Improving predictions of ground-level PM2.5 concentrations in Asia with deep learning and the world’s first geostationary air pollution satellite, 2021/2022
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GRF Project (PI: Prof Chun Yang) Evolving Spaces and Scales of Innovation in China: The Emergence of Makerspace Innovation in Digital Fabrication in Shenzhen, 2020-2023
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GRF Project (PI: Dr Jianfeng Li) Temporal evolution of sub-daily precipitation extremes in Hong Kong: Dependency on temperature and implications to flash floods, 2020-2023
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Early Career Scheme Project (PI: Dr Meng Gao) Assimilating surface PM2.5 and ozone measurements to improve health exposure assessment and air quality forecasting in South China, 2020-2023
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GRF Project (PI: Prof Qiming Zhou) Assessment of water resource change over Central Asian aridzone using remote sensing, global hydrological models and machine learning approach, 2020-2021
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GRF Project (PI: Dr Lachlan Barber) Heritage conservation and the creation of new urban values: A comparison of three historical sites in Hong Kong, 2019-2021
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GRF Project (PI: Dr Kevin Lo) Decentralized climate governance and policy implementation in China: Unraveling a paradox, 2019-2021
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RIF Project (Project Coordinator: Dr. Daphne Mah) Exploring the role of big data analytics in promoting smart low-carbon cities: A human centered, community-based, and deep engagement approach in Hong Kong, 2021-2024
GRF Project (PI: Prof Donggen Wang) Urban expansion and travel behavior evolution in Shenzhen: the role of travel time budget, 2021-2024
GRF Project (PI: Dr. Meng Gao) Improving predictions of ground-level PM2.5 concentrations in Asia with deep learning and the world’s first geostationary air pollution satellite, 2021/2022
GRF Project (PI: Prof Chun Yang) Evolving Spaces and Scales of Innovation in China: The Emergence of Makerspace Innovation in Digital Fabrication in Shenzhen, 2020-2023
GRF Project (PI: Dr Jianfeng Li) Temporal evolution of sub-daily precipitation extremes in Hong Kong: Dependency on temperature and implications to flash floods, 2020-2023
Early Career Scheme Project (PI: Dr Meng Gao) Assimilating surface PM2.5 and ozone measurements to improve health exposure assessment and air quality forecasting in South China, 2020-2023
GRF Project (PI: Prof Qiming Zhou) Assessment of water resource change over Central Asian aridzone using remote sensing, global hydrological models and machine learning approach, 2020-2021
GRF Project (PI: Dr Lachlan Barber) Heritage conservation and the creation of new urban values: A comparison of three historical sites in Hong Kong, 2019-2021
GRF Project (PI: Dr Kevin Lo) Decentralized climate governance and policy implementation in China: Unraveling a paradox, 2019-2021
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