Hong Wu
Stuckeman Career Development Assistant Professor in Design

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221 Stuckeman
University Park, PA - huw24@psu.edu
- 814-863-5284
Huck Affiliations
Publication Tags
Infrastructure Ecosystem Stormwater Planning Ecosystems Education City China Willingness To Pay Sponge Uncertainty Public Water Methodology River Scenario Flow Geographic Information Systems Green Rivers Climate Change Modeling Literature Managers PollutionMost Recent Publications
Ecological Function Optimization Strategy of Urban Public Open Space based on Green Infrastructure Network: a Case Study of Central Nanjing
Cong Gong, Hong Wu, Changjuan Hu, New Architecture on p. 49-55
“Huludao-Xingcheng Coastal Trail.”
Hong Wu, Clarissa Silveira,
Interweaving Computational and Tacit Knowledges to Design Nature-based Play Networks in Underserved Communities
Yiru Zhang, K Tamminga, Hong Wu, Land on p. 350
Nature-Based Solutions as Critical Urban Infrastructure for Water Resilience
L McPhillips, Hong Wu, Sara Lerer, Carolina Rojas, Bernice Rosenzweig, Jason Sauer, Brandon Winfrey,
Using Integrated Gray-Green Stormwater Infrastructure Planning to Guide Urban Design — Lessons from the“Green First Plan” of the Mountainous City of Pittsburgh, USA
Cong Gong, Hong Wu, Changjuan Hu, Chinese Landscape Architecture (《中国园林》)
Ecosystem benefits provision of green stormwater infrastructure in Chinese sponge cities
Rui Wang, Hong Wu, R Chiles,
Public and manager perceptions about prescribed fire in the Mid-Atlantic, United States
Hong Wu, Zachary D. Miller, Rui Wang, Katherine Y. Zipp, Peter Newman, Yau Huo Shr, Cody L. Dems, Alan Taylor, Margot W. Kaye, Erica A.H. Smithwick, 2022, Journal of Environmental Management
Willingness to pay for ecosystem benefits of green stormwater infrastructure in Chinese sponge cities
Rui Wang, Daniel Brent, Hong Wu, 2022, Journal of Cleaner Production on p. 1-10
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Hong Wu, 2022,
Ecosystem Benefits Provision of Green Stormwater Infrastructure in Chinese Sponge Cities
Rui Wang, Hong Wu, Robert Chiles, 2022, Environmental Management on p. 558-575
Most-Cited Papers
A scenario-based approach to integrating flow-ecology research with watershed development planning
Hong Wu, John P. Bolte, David Hulse, Bart R. Johnson, 2015, Landscape Planning on p. 74-89
Audio-visual interactions enhance soundscape perception in China's protected areas
Xiaoqing Xu, Hong Wu, 2021, Urban Forestry and Urban Greening
Ecosystem Benefits Provision of Green Stormwater Infrastructure in Chinese Sponge Cities
Rui Wang, Hong Wu, Robert Chiles, 2022, Environmental Management on p. 558-575
Climate change will both exacerbate and attenuate urbanization impacts on streamflow regimes in southern Willamette Valley, Oregon
Hong Wu, Bart R. Johnson, 2019, River Research and Applications on p. 818-832
Hunter and Non-Hunter Perceptions of Costs, Benefits, and Likelihood of Outcomes of Prescribed Fire in the Mid-Atlantic Region
Zachary D. Miller, Hong Wu, Katherine Zipp, Cody L. Dems, Erica Smithwick, Margot Kaye, Peter Newman, Anthony Zhao, Alan Taylor, 2020, Society and Natural Resources on p. 1321-1327
Willingness to pay for ecosystem benefits of green stormwater infrastructure in Chinese sponge cities
Rui Wang, Daniel Brent, Hong Wu, 2022, Journal of Cleaner Production on p. 1-10
Informing environmental flow planning through landscape evolution modeling in heavily modified urban rivers in china
Minghao Wu, Hong Wu, Andrew T. Warner, Hao Li, Zhicheng Liu, 2021, Water (Switzerland)
Fostering community-engaged green stormwater infrastructure through the use of participatory geographic information systems (PGIS)
Mahsa Adib, Hong Wu, 2020, Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture on p. 549-557
Interweaving Computational and Tacit Knowledge to Design Nature-Based Play Networks in Underserved Communities
Yiru Zhang, Ken Tamminga, Hong Wu, 2022, Land
Uncertainty Considerations in Green Infrastructure Optimization: A Review
Nastaran Tebyanian, Hong Wu, Lisa Iulo, Klaus Keller, 2022, Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture on p. 549-560
News Articles Featuring Hong Wu
Mar 19, 2023
Greening the grey: Engineering natural solutions for stormwater management
Labyrinths of concrete and metal creep below and along our city streets, exposed only by pockmarks of manhole covers and the dark of drains.
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Nov 01, 2022
Fighting fire with fire: Study gauges public perception of prescribed burns
Setting planned, controlled fires — or prescribed burns — on landscapes can reduce wildfire risks and support habitat restoration, but to be successful these policies also require public support.
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