Walkability is defined as the extent to which the built environment is friendly to people who
walk, which benefits the health of residents and increases the liveability of cities, and studies …

In the post-pandemic era, we must value our cities as cultural and economic centres, that are
socially and environmentally diverse. This requires a transformation in the way we plan and …

Background Previous reviews have suggested that infrastructural interventions can be
effective in promoting cycling. Given inherent methodological complexities in the evaluation …

Mitigation option are not yet being implemented at the scale required to limit global warming
to well below 2° C. Various factors have been identified that inhibit the implementation of …

To provide an equitable transportation system for the public, it is vital to fully understand
underrepresented populations' active transportation needs and their challenges. This study …

Introduction The past decade has increasingly seen systems approaches as a featured
theme in public health studies and policy documents. This trend is evident in the area of …

Population synthesis is concerned with the generation of synthetic yet realistic
representations of populations. It is a fundamental problem in the modeling of transportation …

Simulations and agent-based modelling (ABM) have gained momentum as techniques in
the transport, energy, and technology diffusion literature to analyse the mobility transition as …

The COVID‐19 pandemic has disrupted the social, economic, and health care systems in
the United States and shined a spotlight on the burden of disease associated with social …

The assessment of urban transport interventions is complex, multi-faceted, and context-
dependent. This study proposes a multi-methodology approach called systems analytics to …