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  • Urban ecology
  • Environmental science
  • Geospatial analysis

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  • Urban green spaces are key nature-based solutions for mitigating urban issues and providing ecosystem services.
  • Current ecosystem service assessments often use 2D spatial data, neglecting 3D structural impacts on resident well-being.
  • This limits comprehensive understanding of green space contributions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To systematically review current methods for assessing urban green space ecosystem services.
  • To analyze limitations of 2D spatial assessment and highlight 3D evaluation potential.
  • To propose an innovative 3D assessment framework using emerging technologies.

Main Methods:

  • Systematic literature review of ecosystem service assessment methods.
  • Critical analysis of 2D spatial assessment limitations.
  • Highlighting applications of LiDAR, street view imagery, and AI for 3D evaluation.

Main Results:

  • Identified significant limitations in 2D spatial assessments of urban green space ecosystem services.
  • Demonstrated the potential of emerging technologies (LiDAR, street view, AI) for 3D spatial evaluation.
  • Proposed an integrated framework for 3D assessment of urban green space ecosystem services.

Conclusions:

  • A 3D assessment framework using advanced technologies is crucial for accurately evaluating urban green space ecosystem services.
  • Addressing data processing efficiency and multi-scale applications is key for future research.
  • This approach offers theoretical support and practical guidance for sustainable urban green space management.