… Further, it is hypothesised that individuals who live in higher “walkable” neighbourhoods (…
than those living in lower “walkable” neighbourhoods. The generalisability of findings will be …

… The findings show that walkability indices are highly … Our findings highlight the fact that
a walkability index will not … well do existing walkability indices explain observed walking …

… Here, we address the need for a neighborhood walkability measures that can be calculated
… data for a new measure of neighborhood walkability that utilizes data sources with national …

… have created woonerfs2, neighborhoods that are very walkable yet lack raised sidewalks.
Further, it makes little sense to penalize a city for not providing sidewalks in areas where …

… A walkability index was calculated at the district level, … walkability index) based on the
relevant environmental attributes for each district. The methods for calculating the walkability index …

… overall health was higher in neighborhoods with high walkability index and it was decreased
while we move to neighborhoods with lower walkability index. These findings were similar …

… Taking into account these research gaps, we aimed to develop a neighborhood
walkability index for the Porto Metropolitan Area and to test if it is associated with walking for …

… Also, this study demonstrated that applying such a walkability index, which is highly …
This lack of validated data causes some changes in applying such a walkability index that …

Objectives. We sought to test whether the association between walkable environments and
lower body mass index (BMI) was stronger within disadvantaged groups that may be …

… measure walkability and most studies only measure walkability … series of four walkability
measures: the Pedestrian Index of the … Different definitions of the neighborhood are used in this …