Data and Methodology:
The study focuses on seven core districts in central Shanghai, using two consecutive weeks of extreme heat in August 2016 as the case period. Datasets include over 4.8 million bike-sharing trips, built environment indicators (building density, height, floor area ratio, transit facilities), natural environment measures (NDVI, water bodies), socio-economic variables (population density, nighttime lights), and meteorological data. The city was divided into 500×500 m grid cells as analysis units. A LightGBM model, combined with SHAP interpretability analysis, was applied to explore bike-sharing resilience on weekdays and weekends.