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Cyclists in shared bus lanes: could there be unrecognised impacts on bus journey times? [PDF]

, 2019
This paper contributes to debates around improving the modelling of cycles, through an exploratory case study of bus–cycle interactions in London. This case study examines undocumented delays to buses caused by high volumes of cyclists in bus lanes.
Aldred R, Banister D, Carrignon D, COWI, Cycling England, Davies D, De Ceunynck T, DfT, DfT, DfT (Department for Transport), El-Geneidy A, Gibb S, GLA (Greater London Authority), Kohli S, Kretz T, London TravelWatch, Luke Best, Naess P, Phil Jones, Rachel Aldred, Singh A, TfL, TfL, TfL, TfL, Wedderburn M, Wood S   +26 more
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Mapping bicycling exposure and safety risk using Strava Metro

Applied Geography, 2021
Abstract Overcoming concerns about bicycling safety is critical to increasing the health benefits of bicycling for transportation. While exposure measures are critical for monitoring and understanding bike safety, lack of spatially and temporally detailed bike counts makes it challenging to conduct robust bicycling safety studies.
Colin Ferster, Trisalyn Nelson, Karen Laberee, Meghan Winters   +3 more
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Three weeks of heat maintenance potentiates the benefits of heat acclimation in trained females

Physiological Reports, Volume 13, Issue 22, November 2025.
At‐home heat acclimation improves thermoneutral fitness and exercise performance in a hot environment in females. Heat maintenance further potentiates performance. Abstract We investigated whether heat adaptation (HA) could be maintained in trained females following an initial acclimation period.
Normand A. Richard, Stephen S. Cheung, Michael S. Koehle, Victoria E. Claydon, Alyssa M. Fenuta, Anita T. Coté   +5 more
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Consistency Between the Slip History Implied by in Situ 36Cl Exposure Dating on an Active Normal Fault and the Timing of Holocene Coastal Notch Formation, Central Greece

Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, Volume 130, Issue 10, October 2025.
Abstract We report agreement between the timing of slip on an active normal fault recovered from in situ 36Cl cosmogenic fault scarp dating with independently 14C dated Holocene coastal notches deformed along the strike of the fault, reinforcing the validity of slip‐rate timing and magnitude fluctuations implied by 36Cl fault scarp dating.
Jenni Robertson, Claudia Sgambato, Gerald Roberts, Zoe Mildon, Joanna Faure Walker, Francesco Iezzi, Sam Mitchell, Athanassios Ganas, Ioannis Papanikolaou, Elias Rugen, Varvara Tsironi, Joakim Beck, Silke Mechernich, Georgios Deligiannakis, Steve Binnie, Tibor Dunai, Klaus Reicherter   +16 more
wiley   +1 more source

Associations Between Commercial App Use and Physical Activity: Cross-Sectional Study

Journal of Medical Internet Research, 2020
BackgroundIn today’s society, commercial physical activity apps (eg, Fitbit and Strava) are ubiquitous and hold considerable potential to increase physical activity behavior.
Petersen, Jasmine Maria, Kemps, Eva, Lewis, Lucy K, Prichard, Ivanka   +3 more
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Siedlungsgebundene Unterflur-Überwärmung und deren Risikopotenzial für Infrastruktur und Gesundheit [PDF]

, 2019
Das Phänomen der siedlungsgebundenen Überwärmung ist äußerst vielschichtig. Entsprechend der Tatsache,dass die städtische Wärmeinsel (UHI) in ihrem horizontalen Erscheinungsbild als „einfache“ Lufttemperaturglocke ...
Fabisch, Martin, Henninger, Sascha
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Privacy CURE: Consent Comprehension Made Easy [PDF]

, 2020
Although the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) defines several potential legal bases for personal data processing, in many cases data controllers, even when they are located outside the European Union (EU), will need to obtain consent from EU ...
Drozd, Olha, Kirrane, Sabrina
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Noninvasive assessment of corticosterone and triiodothyronine levels in the endangered Pyrenean Capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus aquitanicus)

Journal of Zoology, Volume 327, Issue 2, Page 183-195, October 2025.
Feathers are useful in the study of glucocorticoid and thyroid hormones in Pyrenean Capercaillies. Samples from the Northern Pyrenees and Pre‐Pyrenees contained lower corticosterone concentrations, and a negative correlation was found between corticosterone levels and the distance from cycling trails.
O. Nicolás de Francisco, A. Carbajal, O. Grau, I. Sacristán, A. C. Ewbank, A. Bellmunt, A. Moreno, I. Afonso Jordana, M. F. Martínez, J. Nadal, M. López‐Béjar, E. Ménoni, A. Margalida, C. Sacristán   +13 more
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Predicting trail condition using random forest models in urban-proximate nature reserves

Environmental Challenges
Monitoring and managing the condition of recreational trails is a time- and resource- intensive process often requiring significant field data. We developed a method for predicting trail condition over 183 km of trails in three urban-proximate nature ...
Kira Minehart, Ashley D’ Antonio, Noah Creany, Chris Monz, Kevin Gutzwiller   +4 more
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ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS

Scientific Papers Animal Science and Biotechnologies, 2023
The yield, productivity and cost for the enzymatic hydrolysis of cellulose to glucose are crucial for the production of second generation ethanol. In the first study we have evaluated the activity of several commercial cellulolytic enzymes and a crude ...
T. VINTILA, M. DRAGOMIRESCU, S. STRAVA, V. CROITORIU   +3 more
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