Elderly people are more vulnerable than other age groups to the increasing urban heat risk
caused by both climate change and urbanization. This study developed a systematic method …

The impacts of border politics on tourist mobilities become even more explicit in unstable
and geopolitically sensitive borders. The balance between security and economy in the …

Little is known about how and to what extent living in an age-friendly neighbourhood buffers
the negative impact of older adults' functional decline on their mental health in China. This …

Aims Since active mobility is essential for older adults' health and well-being, especially in
crises, this study aims to investigate and compare factors affecting active mode choice of …

Leftover spaces are constitutive elements of the city structure. The accurate selection of and
intervention in certain hotspots can lead to an urban development that slowly takes over …

Objective: Using different perspectives and methods to investigate the links between the
urban phenomenon and health is critical in an urbanizing world. This review discusses …

The downtown cores of many cities are characterized by aged communities that tend to host
a relatively high population of elderly retirement residents. The availability and usage of …

Covid-19 outbreak has mostly affected people in the second half of their lives, at risk of
isolation and loneliness; in fact, the impact of the pandemic was even more severe for the …

Aging in place has become a popularly accepted logic and practice in both the academic
and policy domains. Older adults' preferred facilities and social networks, however, might not …

Mapping population distribution at a fine spatial scale is essential for urban studies and
planning. Numerous studies, mainly supported by geospatial and statistical methods, have …