Background Growing evidence indicates that the residential neighbourhood contributes to
the complex aetiology of mental disorders. Although local crime and violence, key …

The ability to regulate emotions in response to stress is central to healthy development.
Whereas early research in emotion regulation predominantly employed static, self-report …

Recent theoretical and methodological advances in urban sociology, including spatially
located data, provide new opportunities to consider the joint influence of mobility and place …

Using real-time data from portable air pollutant sensors and smartphone Global Positioning
System trajectories collected in Beijing, China, this study demonstrates how smart …

Aging in place enables seniors to live at home and in their familiar neighborhoods as long
as their health conditions allow. To date, few efforts have been made to examine the linkage …

There is long-standing scientific interest in understanding purposeful movement by animals
and humans. Traditionally, collecting data on individual moving entities was difficult and time …

Previous studies on the effects of greenspace exposure on health are largely based on static
contextual units, such as residential neighborhoods, and other administrative units. They …

Walking to get to and from local destinations including shops, services, and transit stops is a
major source of adults' health-related physical activity. Research has been using space …

Daily mobility of disadvantaged social groups, particularly low-income people, has gained
increasing interest since the daily life of these people may encounter significant constraints …

The socio-spatial segregation experienced by migrants has attracted considerable attention
and an increasing number of studies have examined segregation in migrants' daily activity …