In terms of residual physical activities suitable for most elderly individuals, walking is also
the favoured form of mobility in this group, in particular for those aged 75 and over. For this …

Relationships between the organisation of the pedestrian network and the location and
distribution of activities represent an important element in improving accessibility to urban …

The enthusiasm with which several metropolises have promoted and embraced the idea of
the'15-minute city'may now provide a useful opportunity to reflect once again on the well …

This study proposes a Geographic Information Systems-based methodology to measure
accessibility to urban services from the elderly perspective to support urban planning …

Demographic ageing represents an essential challenge for local authorities and public
transport providers. Decision-makers should not ignore the speci c needs of this weak …

Population aging and urban development pose major challenges for societies today. Joining
the literature assessing urban accessibility, the present exploratory research developed a …

The progressive ageing of population requires rethinking the spatial planning of the urban
spaces and activities to guarantee the best accessibility and usability to urban services of …

The paper presents a GIS-based approach that can help practitioners in assessing
pedestrian accessibility in urban areas, with a focus on accessibility to public transport stops …

Recent trends in urban policies are rediscovering a new focus on different urban life models
that exclude the obsolete vehicle model and lead to renewed attention on the proximity …

This research compares two location-based methods of evaluating public transport
accessibility and applies them in Helsinki. After discussing a series of methodological …