Directional spatial spillover effects and driving factors of haze pollution in North China Plain

Understanding the Drivers of Land Surface Temperature Based on Multisource Data: A Spatial Econometric Perspective

“…It is worth noticing that the coefficients on indirect effects (spillover effects) are greater than their direct effects (local effects), showing that urban thermal condition is an interregional issue and adjacent areas mutually affect the temperature to a considerable degree, even greater than the influence on themselves. Similarly, Feng et al and Zhou et al also found that the indirect effects of some factors are greater than their direct effects in the study of air pollution [28,60]. Therefore, joint mitigation measures should be taken based on an overall perspective to solve urban thermal environment issues as a whole Table Ⅴ).…”

“…In order to explore the nexus between LST and its drivers, ordinary least-squares (OLS) regression has typically been used [27,28]. However, traditional regression analysis based on the independent assumption of variables may neglect the spatial heterogeneity and spillover effects of LST, thus substantially hindering insight into the interpretation of urban thermal condition.…”

Digital Economy Development and Haze Pollution: Empirical Evidence from Chinese Cities

“…The third type of investigation is rather rich, and academic discussion has focused on the in uencing considerations of haze pollution. Local government competition (Zhang et al, 2020), public participation Qu et al, 2021), environmental regulation (Zhou et al, 2021), economic development (Feng and Yuan, 2021a;Gan et al, 2020), environmental information disclosure , industrial agglomeration and structure Shi et al, 2020) and trade openness are often considered to be closely related to haze pollution changes (Xu et al, 2020). Notably, the development of digital technology is triggering the fourth industrial revolution in the world (Gnangnon, 2020).…”

“…The rst category includes the chemical characteristics, temporal and spatial diffusion and migration characteristics of haze pollution. Haze pollution exhibits the typical characteristics of concentration in winter , big cities and high economic density areas (Zhou et al, 2021). The second category focuses on the impact of haze pollution on residents' behaviour.…”

Estimation of Asymmetric Spatial Autoregressive Dependence on Irregular Lattices

“…To the best of our knowledge, there are only a few references that deal with the construction of weights matrices accounting for asymmetry. Exceptions include, for instance, Zhou et al [22], who constructed their asymmetric weights matrix by element-wise multiplication of a nearest-neighbour weights matrix (mostly symmetric) with a matrix that indicated whether the influence flowed from A to B or vice versa. The direction of the influence must be known in advance.…”