Slow gait speed has been shown to predict incident dementia and cognitive decline in older
individuals. We aimed to summarize the evidence concerning the association of slow gait …

Recognizing and mainstreaming pertinent walkability elements into the university campus
planning is crucial to materialise green mandates of the campus, while enhancing social …

Background A growing number of studies have explored how features of the neighbourhood
environment can be related to cognitive health in later life. Yet few have focused on low-and …

This study aims to examine associations between urban form factors generally, and street
network configuration in particular, and walking for different purposes among children in …

The history during which a post-socialist urban environment was shaped was not pedestrian-
friendly but focused on automobilization primarily. Therefore, it is important to study …

Walking contributes to people's physical activity. While the physical environment (ie, built
and natural environmental characteristics) seems to be associated with people's …

Pedestrian infrastructures feature the spaces where every user accesses all the mobility
forms: in fact, every movement begins and finishes with a walking section. For this reason, it …

Background Evidence shows that greenspace exposure benefits children's health and
cognitive development. However, evidence assessing this association in young children in …

The space syntax approach has been widely applied in urban studies and practices to
investigate urban form and predict pedestrian movement patterns. Prior research has …

Measuring radioactivity in forested mountainous areas is challenging owing to the limited
accessibility on foot and the canopy blocking of airborne survey signals. Meanwhile, the …