Walkability indices are used to characterize the relationship between health and place.
Indices make assumptions that affect analysis of the built environment and resulting …

The scientific method is predicated on the assumption that research designs and results can
be reproduced and replicated. However, recent findings in some disciplines suggest that …

In this study, we employed spatially aggregated population mobility data, generated from
mobile phone locations in 2021, to investigate patterns of grocery store visits among …

The built and natural environment factors (eg, greenspace, walkability) are associated with
maternal and infant health during and after pregnancy. Most pregnancy studies assess …

Emergency responders require accurate geographic information to locate and assess
incidents reported on social media. Unfortunately, however, social media often lacks …

Dissertations are a foundational scientific product; they are the formative product that early‐
career scientists create and share original knowledge. The methodological approaches …

Scholars are becoming increasingly interested in whether and how government use of Big
Data will affect public policy outcomes. Despite such growing scholarly interests, however …

Green spaces create a natural habitat for diverse urban organisms, foster the perception of
nature among city residents, encourage social interactions, preserve biodiversity, and …

Introduction Pregnant women's daily time-activity and mobility patterns determine their
environmental exposures and subsequently related health effects. Most studies ignore these …

Accurately predicting the next track point of vehicle travel is crucial for various Intelligent
Transportation System (ITS) applications, such as travel behavior studies, traffic control, and …