Urbanization in China Speaker: Huizhong Shen College of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, Beijing, China.

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Urbanization in China Speaker: Huizhong Shen College of Urban and Environmental Sciences, Peking University, Beijing, China

Climate

Climate  Urban area NL data: DMSP-OLS ( ) MODIS (2010) Seto projection (2030) NL data intercalibration

Climate  Urban area DMSP-OLS ( ) MODIS (2010) Seto projection (2030) Beijing built-up area (MODIS)

Climate ShanghaiShenyangPearl River Delta DMSP-OLS GLC30

Climate BeijingZhengzhou DMSP-OLS Landsat TM/ETM

 Population distributions LandScan (1998~2012) GPW v3 ( ) CAS-China ( ) Climate

 Population distributions National census: 1982, 1990, 2000, projection Provincial population: Logistic growth model Urban/rural: UN method Climate

 Rural/urban energy consumption Questionnaires from Beijing residents Climate

 Per capita consumptions - empirical model Residential: Rural Urban Climate UrbanRural

 Per capita consumptions - empirical model Transportation Climate

 Per capita consumptions - empirical model Regional adjustment Climate predict Empirical model Report

 Energy structure – technology split method Transition of fuel type  S-Curve Climate Coal Oil Gas Elect Straw Firewood Biomass Hebei province – rural, 1980~2030 Coal / fuel excluding biomass

Climate  Spatial allocation Urban Rural Transport Shanghai p ≥ 95%

Climate

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