Arts and culture in the city: Peripheral centrality, cultural vitality, and urban change in inner suburbs

As an important cultural institution for urban cultural inheritance and construction, the complementarity, interaction, and development between university culture and urban culture are also getting more and more attention. This study analyzes the dynamic mechanism of the integration of university culture and urban culture by combining the dynamics model. Then, it constructs a dynamics model for the integration of urban culture into university culture based on the group dynamics theory and the airplane dynamics model. Then, a data-driven decision-making optimization scheme is proposed based on the BASM model, and a data-driven decision-making model oriented to the development of cultural integration is constructed with the data related to the artistic integration of universities as the driving basis. Finally, an empirical analysis of the integration development of culture between University M culture and Guangzhou city culture is carried out in Guangzhou city as an example, with a comprehensive average score of 92.70 for cultural recognition, and the correlation coefficients of the dimensions are highly correlated between 0.812 and 0.891. Meanwhile, the regression coefficients corresponding to the seven dimensions of cultural integration and development are all less than 0.05, and the VIF values are all less than 10. Moreover, the comprehensive average score of each dimension after optimization is 4.193, which is 0.79 points higher compared with that before optimization, and the satisfaction level is 1.297 points higher. In this paper, the optimization of the development strategy for the integration of university culture and urban culture can promote cultural integration and provide a specific optimization path for the integration of university culture and urban culture.

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Indoor Air Quality and Personnel Satisfaction in Different Functional Areas of Semi-Underground Buildings

Ma,

Guo

2024

Buildings

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With the increasing application of semi-underground buildings, it is of greater significance to understand indoor air quality and personnel satisfaction in different functional areas within such buildings. In this study, a semi-underground building in Xi’an was taken as an example to test and study the indoor air quality in different functional areas, and a questionnaire survey based on the satisfaction of indoor personnel was conducted at the same time. The comprehensive results showed that the places with the highest concentrations of PM2.5 exceeding the standard limit in the semi-underground building were the milk tea shops, hair salons, and driving schools, presenting 1.01 times, 1.15 times, and 1.08 times the standard limit, respectively. Hair salons were the sites with the highest pollution. The second most frequent pollutants were formaldehyde (HCHO) and total volatile organic compounds (TVOCs). In contrast to the wind speed parameters, the indoor concentrations of pollutants were higher than those outdoors. The upper limits of personnel satisfaction for particulate matter with a diameter less than 1.0 microns (PM1.0), particulate matter with a diameter less than 2.5 microns (PM2.5), and TVOCs were all higher than the standard limits. The upper limits of personnel satisfaction for PM10, HCHO, wind speed, carbon monoxide (CO), and carbon dioxide (CO2) were all below the standard limits. This provides data support and reference values for the widespread development and application of semi-underground buildings.

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Arts and culture in the city: Peripheral centrality, cultural vitality, and urban change in inner suburbs

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