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How urban environment shapes EV charging experience in Travis County, Texas. [PDF]

PLoS One
Chang A, Baik SG, Jiao J.
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Perceived healthy community environment and loneliness among older adults in China: indirect psychosocial pathways through community belongingness and multi-source received social support. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Sun S, Wang Y, Wang D.
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Perceived Walkability and Respective Urban Determinants: Insights from Bologna and Porto

Sustainability, 2022
Walking is undoubtedly a sustainable and healthy mode of transport. However, the decision to walk is influenced by many built environment and streetscape attributes. Specifically, the term walkability is used to describe the extent to which the urban environment is pedestrian-friendly, usually by quantifying multiple built environment attributes at the
Paulo Ribeiro, Mona Jabbari, Elisa Conticelli   +2 more
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Dog Ownership and Walking: Perceived and Audited Walkability and Activity Correlates [PDF]

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2020
Few studies assess dog ownership and walking with both self-reported or perceived and audited or objective walkability and physical activity measures. Across two years, we examined both types of walkability and activity measures for residents living within 2km of a “complete street”—one renovated with light rails, bike lanes, and sidewalks.
Barbara B Brown, Wyatt A Jensen
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Active Transportation on a Complete Street: Perceived and Audited Walkability Correlates [PDF]

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2017
Few studies of walkability include both perceived and audited walkability measures. We examined perceived walkability (Neighborhood Environment Walkability Scale—Abbreviated, NEWS-A) and audited walkability (Irvine–Minnesota Inventory, IMI) measures for residents living within 2 km of a “complete street”—one renovated with light rail, bike lanes, and ...
Barbara B Brown, Wyatt A Jensen, Simon Brewer   +2 more
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The relationship between walkability and neighborhood social environment: The importance of physical and perceived walkability

Applied Geography, 2015
Abstract This study examines how both physical and perceived walkability is associated with neighborhood social environment. We analyze walkability and the 2004 Homeowner Survey data conducted in Franklin County, Ohio, and employ structural equation modeling.
Hee-Jung Jun, Misun Hur
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A participatory mapping approach to capturing perceived walkability

Transportation Research, Part A: Policy and Practice
We present a novel method for capturing citizens’ views on perceived walkability. Peoples’ decisions to use any transport mode are determined by perceived accessibility, thus perceived walkability is vital to the decision to walk for transport. To date, approaches to understanding perceived walkability, such as detailed ‘walkability audit’ instruments,
By Professor Christopher James Pettit, Matthew Kok Ming Ng, Jonathan Huck   +2 more
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Analysing the determinants of perceived walkability, and its effects on walking

Transportation Research, Part A: Policy and Practice
Walking is a healthy, cheap and environment-friendly way of travelling. Besides some studies finding effects of the built environment on walking behaviour, the influence of perceived neighbourhood walkability on walking remains largely unknown. In this study, we apply and validate the Short Perceived Walkability Scale (SPWS), a recently developed and ...
Noriko Ōtsuka, Katrin Lättman, Janina Welsch   +2 more
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