Economic geography

The Spatial Characteristics and Formation Mechanism of Urban Human Settlements Environment Renovation Satisfaction

LUO Huping, LI Yating, ZHENG Peng, DENG Yaxuan, GU Rui

Economic geograph, 2025, 45(8): 92-101. DOI: 10.15957/j.cnki.jjdl.2025.08.010

路径	标准载荷	AVE	CR
PE₁←PE	0.690	0.521	0.765
PE₂←PE	0.746
PE₃←PE	0.729
PQR₁←PQR	0.681	0.542	0.702
PQR₂←PQR	0.787	0.542	0.702
PQS₁←PQS	0.777	0.573	0.729
PQS₂←PQS	0.737	0.573	0.729
PQH₁←PQH	0.679	0.441	0.756
PQH₂←PQH	0.737
PQH₃←PQH	0.693
PQH₄←PQH	0.527
PQD₁←PQD	0.772	0.554	0.713
PQD₂←PQD	0.716	0.554	0.713
PV₁←PV	0.669	0.465	0.723
PV₂←PV	0.681
PV₃←PV	0.696

Tab.2 Analysis results of reliability and validity of the measurement model

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Fig.1 Analytical framework for the satisfaction of human settlement remediation
Tab.1 Design of an indicator system for the formation of satisfaction in human settlement remediation
Fig.2 The kernel density distribution of the four major system facilities for human settlement in Yueyang Tower District
Fig.3 The spatial clustering of facility density and resident satisfaction
Tab.3 Results of the test for discrete validity
Tab.4 Analysis results of the pathways determining the satisfaction of improving the human settlement environment
Tab.5 Path analysis results of the satisfaction of improving the living environment in different urban communities
Tab.6 Path coefficient test results of core variables for high and low expectation groups
Fig.4 Perceived-expectation line of high-expectation and low-expectation groups