Journal Articles

• Wang, J., Tao, Z., & Deal, B. (2025). Street-level climate action: A landscape-based approach to investigate transportation emissions and green infrastructure solutions. Frontiers in Built Environment, 11, Article 1678169. https://doi.org/10.3389/fbuil.2025.1678169

• Wang, J., Deal, B., & Hakim, M. I. (2025). Data-driven multi-scale integration of transportation networks and greenhouse gas emissions for landscape infrastructure planning. Land, 14(4), 807. https://doi.org/10.3390/land14040807

• Zeng, Y., Wang, J., Lai, S., & Deal, B. (2024). Understanding the carbon sequestration potential of urban landscapes: A state-wide assessment in Illinois. Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture, 9, 193–201. https://doi.org/10.14627/537752019

Presentation

• Wang, J., Tao, Z. (2026, April). Multi-objective Bayesian optimization for sustainable urban land use planning with enhanced socioeconomic features: The case of Chicago [Conference presentation]. 54th Annual Meeting of the Urban Affairs Association, Chicago, IL, United States.

• Wang, J., Tao, Z., & Deal, B. (2026, March). The 2029 carbon tipping point: Integrated strategies needed to maintain urban vegetation carbon sinks in Illinois [Conference presentation]. American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, United States.

• Wang, J. (2025, October 15). Unlocking carbon secrets in farmland: How land use management can leverage agricultural system carbon neutrality. World Food Forum 2025: Global Youth Innovation and Sustainable Agriculture Side Event, Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, Sanya, China.

• Wang, J., & Wu, Y. (2025, September). Form, function, and equity in the urban carbon cycle: A comparative study of local climate zones, net primary production, and socioeconomic impacts in Cook County, IL, and Singapore [Conference presentation]. City Plus at Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom.

• Heavisides, T., Deal, B., Lai, S., Wang, J., Ask, S., Pang, B., & Wolfenberger, J. (2025, March). Illinois natural and working lands plus climate plan-geo spatial analysis and modeling [Conference presentation]. U.S Climate Alliance, Washington, DC, United States.

• Zeng, Y., Wang, J., & Deal, B. (2025, March). Understanding the carbon sequestration potential in urban landscapes: The case study of IL counties [Conference presentation]. Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture Annual Conference (CELA 2025), Portland, OR, United States.

Working Papers

• Deal, B. M., Sullivan, P., Wang, J., Afeke, S., Ask, S. I., Hakim, M. I., Hapsari, H. M., Heavisides, T., Lai, S., Lemon, K. D., Tao, Z., & Wolfenberger, J. (2025, June). A natural and working lands climate planning framework for the State of Illinois (IL NWL+). LEAM Laboratory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Studio Booklet Chapter

• Wang, J. (2025). Greens on wheels: Food, movable resources, urban responses. In S. Sears (Ed.), Shelter in place, San Juan workshop: Domestic prototypes for living at the extreme (pp. 81–86). Blurb. https://www.blurb.com/bookstore/invited/10630540/fb9b9a1cd4f76b40f8e24f00554ab194d07926cd