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Gonçalo Santinha, Catarina Costa and Sara Diogo
Aging populations pose a challenge to many policy areas. Although the importance of the built environment on citizens? mobility and quality of life has been widely acknowledged in the literature, research focusing on elderly people is relatively recent a...
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Jia-Shing Sheu, Chen-Yin Han
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This study developed scene recognition and cloud computing technology for real-time environmental image-based regional planning using artificial intelligence. TensorFlow object detection functions were used for artificial intelligence technology. First, ...
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Jia-Shing Sheu, Chen-Yin Han
This study developed scene recognition and cloud computing technology for real-time environmental image-based regional planning using artificial intelligence. TensorFlow object detection functions were used for artificial intelligence technology. First, ...
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David Chapman, Kristina L. Nilsson, Agatino Rizzo and Agneta Larsson
This study explores connectivity for soft mobility in the winter season. Working with residents from the sub-arctic city of Luleå, Sweden, the research examines how the interaction between the built environment and winter season affects people?s use of t...
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Yuntao Guo, Srinivas Peeta, Sekhar Somenahalli
Due to the impact of urban sprawl, the need for responsible property investing, and the emerging evidence supporting the linkage between walkable environment (in terms of built environment and walk accessibility) and residential property value, there is ...
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Khairi M. Al-bashir Abdulla, Mohamed Gamal Abdelmonem, Gehan Selim
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Much of the built environment design literature focuses on a composite of walkable spaces variables such as density, diversity, and destination accessibility. One of the most effective factors in walkability is ?safety and security?. There is an evident...
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Hsu-Sheng Hsieh, Min-Ta Chuang
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The relationship between the built environment and walking behavior has been explored extensively. However, little research has been done to either differentiate between walking for transport and walking as activity or that applies urban design tools to ...
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Liang Ma, Jennifer Kent, Corinne Mulley
This study explores the effects of the neighborhood environment on transport disadvantage, social exclusion, personal health and subjective wellbeing (SWB) using survey data collected in Sydney, Australia. The data is analyzed using structural equation m...
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Christopher D Muhs, Kelly J Clifton
Does walkability equate with bikeability? Through a comprehensive review of studies of the built environment and bicycling, including mode choice, route choice, safety, and urban design literature, this paper addresses this question. Previous work has ra...
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Ziwen Sun,Simon Bell,Iain Scott
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In contemporary Chinese cities, street vendors often emerge in a predictable space where numerous people frequently walk or stay. In this sense, the ubiquitous phenomenon of street vending closely relates to the walkability of urban space in the Chinese ...
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Bruno de Andrade, Alenka Poplin and Ítalo Sousa de Sena
The purpose of this paper is to explore the potential of Minecraft?s game environment for urban planning with older and younger children in a public school in Tirol town, Brazil. Minecraft is employed as an innovative tool to tackle the present lack of e...
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Chengbin Deng, Xiaoyu Dong, Huihai Wang, Weiying Lin, Hao Wen, John Frazier, Hung Chak Ho and Louisa Holmes
Walking is the most common, environment-friendly, and inexpensive type of physical activity. To perform in-depth walkability analysis, one option is to objectively evaluate different aspects of built environment related to walkability. In this study, we ...
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Ayse Ozbil, Tugce Gurleyen, Demet Yesiltepe and Ezgi Zunbuloglu
Research has sufficiently documented the built environment correlates of walking. However, evidence is limited in investigating the comparative associations of micro- (streetscape features) and macro-level (street network design and land-use) environment...
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Reihaneh Rafiemanzelat, Maryam Imani Emadi, Aida Jalal Kamali
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A vital issue in community is providing an easy access to the transport network for different range of community members such as; very young, old, children and disable people. The functions that walking and walkable area can be support includes community...
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Michal Rzeszewski and Matuesz Orylski
Extended reality (XR) technology is increasingly often considered in practical applications related to urban planning and smart city management. It offers many advantages as a new visualization technique that gives its users access to places that are not...
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Hee Sun Choi, Gerhard Bruyns, Wang Zhang, Tian Cheng and Saijal Sharma
Numerous studies have shown that the emotional wellbeing of urban populations is influenced by various aspects of urban development, such as social factors and the presence of walkable areas and green spaces. However, there is a lack of research that clo...
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Matthew A. Coogan, Thomas Adler, Karla Karash
A structural regression model has been developed to explore the relationship among key factors in the explanation of utilitarian walking. The model examines the relationship between and among unobserved, or ?latent? factors that reflect 1) the values and...
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Geneviève Boisjoly, Rania Wasfi, Ahmed El-Geneidy
Neighborhood walkability is increasingly perceived as an effective way to support individuals? health, since living in a walkable environment is associated with increases in utilitarian walking. Yet, while people are more likely to walk in more walkable ...
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Katherine Brookfield, Catharine Ward Thompson and Iain Scott
Walking is the most common form of physical activity amongst older adults. Older adults? walking behaviors have been linked to objective and perceived neighborhood and street-level environmental attributes, such as pavement quality and mixed land uses. T...
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