Access to parks and green spaces in Quebec City, Canada: developing children-specific accessibility measures

A Robillard, G Boisjoly… - Transportation research …, 2023 - journals.sagepub.com
Accessibility indicators are gaining traction in research and planning as they provide a joint
understanding of how transport networks and land-use patterns enable individuals to reach …

Effects of changes in road network characteristics on road casualties: An application of full Bayes models using panel data

H Li, DJ Graham, A Majumdar - Safety science, 2015 - Elsevier
In order to ensure a high level of road safety, road network planning needs to be based on
the best knowledge available of the effects of road design on road safety. In this study, we …

Utilising dedicated pedestrian networks to understand the relationship between accessibility and pedestrian density in Asian cities

DM Pearce, R Matsunaka, T Oba… - International journal of …, 2021 - witpress.com
As pedestrian networks tie together all transportation modes, their accessibility is crucial to
supporting public transportation and fostering more sustainable and liveable cities …

Measuring the built walking environment through image calibration using a hybrid audit approach

D Nag, AK Goswami - Journal of Transportation Engineering, Part A …, 2022 - ascelibrary.org
The built environment (BE) influences active travel, and therefore it is studied by researchers
in various fields, including transportation and health sciences. Thus a reliable and …

Beyond the bus stop: Where transit users walk

J Eisenberg-Guyot, AV Moudon, PM Hurvitz… - Journal of transport & …, 2019 - Elsevier
Objectives Extending the health benefits of public-transit investment requires understanding
how transit use affects pedestrian activity, including pedestrian activity not directly temporally …

Analysing the Impact of Pedestrian Network Centrality on Segment‐Level Pedestrian Density

DM Pearce, R Matsunaka, T Oba - Journal of advanced …, 2021 - Wiley Online Library
Studies have shown that street network centrality measures are capable of explaining a
significant proportion of pedestrian activity. These studies typically employ street centreline …

Prioritizing active transport network investment using locational accessibility

B Lahoorpoor, H Wu, H Rayaprolu… - TeMA-Journal of Land …, 2022 - serena.unina.it
This research explores prioritizing network investment to improve walking and biking access
in a suburban area with a poorly connected street network. This study's methods provide a …

[HTML][HTML] Accessibility as a factor for a livable cities: The case of Salt City in Jordan

SJ Alamoush, A Kertész - Pollack Periodica, 2022 - akjournals.com
Accessibility is known as the ease of reaching destinations. The accessibility is determined
by the spatial distribution of potential destinations, and the magnitude, quality, and character …

School accessibility assessment for walking and cycling; the role of street connectivity and land use variables

AP Timpabi, G Dumedah, CA Adams… - Urban, Planning and …, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Walking and cycling are not just physical activities; they are essential transport modes for
students in most rural parts of Africa. Therefore, calling for their promotion without critically …

A persistent homology model of street network connectivity

P Corcoran, CB Jones - Transactions in GIS, 2022 - Wiley Online Library
We propose a novel model of street network connectivity which uses a method from the field
of applied topology called “persistent homology”. The output from this model is a pair of …