Greenspaces are crucial for enhancing mental and physical health. Recent research has
shifted from static methods of assessing exposure to greenspaces, based on fixed locations …

Abstract Advanced techniques in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) currently provide
one of the most promising approaches to investigating the health impacts of green space …

An accurate understanding of noise perception is important for urban planning, noise
management and public health. However, the visual and acoustic urban landscapes are …

Recent studies on green space exposure have argued that overlooking human mobility
could lead to erroneous exposure estimates and their associated inequality. However, these …

Background Short-term environmental exposures, including green space, air pollution, and
noise, have been suggested to affect health. However, the evidence is limited to aggregated …

The urgency to combat climate change has led countries worldwide to embrace clean
energy solutions across various sectors, including transportation, to reduce greenhouse gas …

Global mental health is facing challenges. Environmental factors, such as enhanced
greenspace and reduced air and noise pollution, alongside physical activity, are assumed to …

This study examines the impact of individual socioeconomic factors, living environment
factors (eg, housing conditions), and environmental exposures (eg, greenspace) on people's …

While some research has examined the time-lagged effect of restorative soundscape in
specific contexts (eg, parks), how the time-lagged effect of noise annoyance during people's …

Air pollution, greenspace and noise are interrelated environmental factors with the potential
to influence human health outcomes. Research has measured these exposures in diverse …