Examining the Conceptual Model of Potential Urban Development Patch (PUDP), VOCs, and Food Culture in Urban Ecology: A Case in Chengdu, China

In China, traditional food is a significant element of culture that affects human behaviors. The point interest (POI) restaurants’ location and their volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emissions affect the urban ecology. Rather than examine potential development patch (PUDP) based on land use data, perspective this paper to PUDP, air quality, in ecology Chengdu, China. Methods: First, research identifies three types PUDP models (open landscape conflict PUDP) with weighted overlay then uses machine learning relationship between POI restaurant, VOCs. Results: study generates which are open PUDP. VOCs restaurant have strong correlation, both negative correlation However, do not show an obvious Conclusion: results indicate future should consider location, from restaurants, data as they relationship.