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Correlates of non-concordance between perceived and objective measures of walkability.
Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 2009Objective and self-reported physical environmental attributes have been related to physical activity.We examined the characteristics of adults who are resident in objectively identified high walkable neighborhoods but whose perceptions of neighborhood attributes are not concordant with objective attributes relating to high walkability.Neighborhood ...
Adrian Bauman, Klaus Gebel, Neville Owen
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Physical Activity and Concordance between Objective and Perceived Walkability
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2012The study's purpose was to investigate concordance between objective and perceived neighborhood walkability, their associations with self-reported walking and objective physical activity, and sociodemographic characteristics of individuals in neighborhoods with objectively assessed high walkability who misperceive it as low.In 1925 individuals age 20 ...
Daniel, Arvidsson +3 more
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Measuring perceived neighbourhood walkability in Hong Kong
Cities, 2007This study examined the reliability and validity of the interviewer-administered Chinese version of the abbreviated Neighbourhood Environment Walkability Scale (Chinese NEWS-A). One hundred and twenty-four Chinese-speaking adult residents of Hong Kong were recruited from neighbourhoods objectively differing in walkability (dwelling density and street ...
Cerin, Ester +3 more
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Towards Automatic Assessment of Perceived Walkability
2018We present a method for automatic assessment of perceived walkability by pedestrans, using a machine learning technique with deep convolutional neural networks (CNNs) trained on a dataset of georeferenced street-level images obtained from Google Street View.
Ivan Blecic +2 more
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Factors of Perceived Walkability: A Pilot Empirical Study
2016We present preliminary results of a pilot empirical study designed to examine factors associated with pedestrians’ perception of walkability, i.e. the perception of the quality, comfort and pleasantness of streets, and their conductivity to walk. Through a contingent field survey we collected 18 observable street attributes (independent variables), and
Ivan Blecic +4 more
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Perceived Walkability Evaluation in Transit Station Catchment Areas in Bangkok
2022 Moratuwa Engineering Research Conference (MERCon), 2022Varameth Vichiensan
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Interaction of Perceived Neighborhood Walkability and Self-Efficacy on Physical Activity
Journal of Physical Activity and Health, 2012Objectives:Few social ecological studies have considered the joint effects of intrapersonal and environmental influences on physical activity. This study investigated the interaction of self-efficacy and perceived neighborhood walkability in predicting neighborhood-based physical activity and how this relationship varied by gender and body mass index ...
Andrew T, Kaczynski +2 more
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Exploring walking behaviour and perceived walkability of older adults in London
Journal of Transport and HealthMengqiu Cao, Jonas De Vos, Guanhua Zhao
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Transportation Research, Part A: Policy and Practice, 2021
Most studies that address the integration of active modes (i.e., walking and bicycling) and public transit tend to focus on either transfer distance or feeder mode choice. Few articles have reported the relationships between the built environment (D-variables) and transfer patterns (e.g., transfer distance and mode choice) in a single study ...
Zeng Qingcheng +2 more
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Most studies that address the integration of active modes (i.e., walking and bicycling) and public transit tend to focus on either transfer distance or feeder mode choice. Few articles have reported the relationships between the built environment (D-variables) and transfer patterns (e.g., transfer distance and mode choice) in a single study ...
Zeng Qingcheng +2 more
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Walk ScoreTM, Perceived Neighborhood Walkability, and Walking in the US
American Journal of Health Behavior, 2015To investigate both the Walk Score(TM) and a self-reported measure of neighborhood walkability ("Perceived Neighborhood Walkability") as estimators of transport and recreational walking among Americans.The study is based upon a survey of a nationally-representative sample of 1224 American adults.
Peter S Tuckel
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