
Qian Mao received her Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture from Newcastle University, UK. Her research focuses on social–ecological systems in peri-urban green spaces, with particular attention to spatial transformation, human use behaviors, and equitable governance from the perspective of environmental justice. Her work integrates remote sensing, multi-source urban data, spatial statistics, and comparative urban analysis to examine the interactions among social equity, ecological quality, behavioral patterns, and perceived experience across urban and peri-urban contexts.
Research Theme
- Peri-urban Green Space and Socio-ecological Systems
- Environmental Justice, Spatial Equity, and Green Space Governance
- Multi-source Urban Data, Human Behaviour, and Perceptual Urban Vitality
Peer – Review Paper
Peer-reviewed Articles
- Mao, Qian., Chen, Mingze. Unraveling Socio-Ecological Inequities in Outer London: Cluster-Based Resilience Planning.,Land |https://doi.org/10.3390/land14122303