Ample research has been conducted investigating the built environment impacts on
pedestrian movement (PM). A clear division is also evident in the literature on this topic: one …

New sources of data such as 'big data'and computational analytics have stimulated
innovative pedestrian oriented research. Current studies, however, are still limited and …

Transportation planning is changing. What used to be a concern with motorized vehicles
only is evolving into a discipline dealing with multimodal systems where priority is given to …

This study examines the quality of open spaces in the most deprived areas in Edinburgh
from the perspective of end-users; and the influence of the physical and spatial qualities on …

This research examines the impact of in-between space configuration on users' social
practices. The effects of different degrees of permeability of these spaces on the social …

Urban parks are easily available settings for seniors to engage in daily physical activity. As a
type of low-cost physical activity, walking can bring seniors multiple health benefits. Among …

Although many researchers study the walkable environment and physical activities, very few
studies demonstrate the important functions of walkable places on tourists' walking …

Neighborhood urban parks are easily available settings for seniors to engage in walking.
Park pathway characteristics can promote or limit senior walking. The present study …

This study examines the role of two urban area types–traditional and contemporary–with
regard to pedestrian movement volume and distribution. This study focuses on four …

Most pedestrian movement volume models were constructed for urban areas that developed
on the basis of pre-modern planning. In this paper, we confront neighborhoods that were …