Purpose This study intends to analyze the trend of walkability research over two years (2021–
2022) in several aspects, including the research problem, gap and aim underlying …

Developing more walkable environments plays an essential role in healthy-city planning.
Planners often assess the typical walkability framework from a geographic perspective …

Abstract Parkinson's Disease (PD), a prevalent neurological disorder, causes physical
difficulties like stiffness and impaired walking and affects patients' emotional well-being …

Pedestrian scenarios refer to all types of transit, including unidirectional, bidirectional, and
crossing actions. This study argues that pedestrian scenarios are critical normative factors …

This paper revisits the planning and design factors of “pedestrianized” and “walkable” urban
streets to encourage physical activity, focusing on their prioritization according to public …

Road network connectivity determines the accessibility of urban activities for pedestrians,
while streetscape characteristics have an impact on route attractiveness. Methods used to …

Stimulating more citizens to walk plays an essential role in building a healthy city. This paper
explores the mismatch between walkability and walking behavior, using mobile phone data …

This study develops a holistic approach that underlines the effect of spatial, behavioral, and
perceptional dimensions on walkability at the neighborhood scale. The study recognizes …

Acquiring sociospatial experiences at nested geographical scales is a lifelong meaning
construction process, and this has great implications for aging in place. Various experiences …

Understanding people's travel behavior is key to creating spaces that discourage car use,
especially for short, walkable distances. The scope of this study is to understand better …