In light of the rapid global urbanization, providing a better quality of life in cities is becoming
an increasingly critical issue for urban planning. However, the links between the built …

Background The increase in frequency and intensity of urban flooding is a global challenge.
Flooding directly impacts residents of industrialized cities with aging combined sewer …

Accumulating evidence shows that urban greenspaces have great health benefits, but
establishing a causal relationship is difficult. It is often hypothesized that walking and …

The built environment characteristics associated with walkability range from neighborhood-
level urban form factors to street-level urban design factors. However, many existing …

In empirical research there is an increasing interest in the role of visualization techniques
combined with conjoint experiments to measure perceptions of walkability at neighbourhood …

Psychological resilience of residents is an important but often neglected component of
community and urban resilience. This study explores what neighborhood environment …

Abstract The Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) has been identified as the privileged
tool for addressing economic, social, and environmental issues in transport policy at the …

Abstract The Level of Service (LOS) is a measure to evaluate the degree of accommodation
of different transport modes in a given infrastructure (road, railway, street, etc.). While the last …

This study estimates a random parameter (mixed) logit model for active transportation (walk
and bicycle) choices for work trips in the New York City (using 2010–2011 Regional …

Many studies have established that urban greenness is associated with better health
outcomes. Yet most studies assess urban greenness with overhead-view measures, such as …