Urban green spaces–including parks, trees, and other vegetated areas–are inequitably
distributed in cities worldwide, as underserved groups, such as low-income and people of …

Drawing from environmental criminology principles, this article explores the existing
literature to assess the utility of remote sensing data in detecting and analysing features in …

Abstract The urban theorist Jane Jacobs related the presence of people with street safety,
coining the expression “eyes on the street” and connecting it with morphological …

The exposome, reflecting the range of environmental exposures individuals encounter
throughout their life, can influence a variety of health outcomes and can play a role in how …

In post-pandemic, climate-changing societies, the presence of urban greenspace assumes
paramount functions, at the same time that socio-economic crises and shocks augment …

The evolving landscape of perceived safety during the COVID-19 pandemic presents
challenges and opportunities that necessitate a broader examination of Crime Prevention …

Trees provide significant benefits to residents in urban environments, including shade and
temperature mitigation, flood control, carbon cycling, air pollution mitigation, aesthetic …

An alley is a narrow passageway between or behind buildings, which allows for pedestrian
or vehicular activities. It follows that there are competing expectations for how this …

Urban greenspace (UGS) has been recently linked to public safety. Criminologists, however,
have been largely absent from the discussion about this association, despite having …

Urban form contributes to crime prevention. However, most studies not only simplify the
relationship between urban form and crime, they also fail to reflect the geographic structure …