Visual characteristics of the built environment affect how people perceive and experience
cities. For a long time, many studies have examined visual perception in cities. Such efforts …

Conventional sidewalk studies focused on quantitative analysis of sidewalk walkability at a
large scale which cannot capture the dynamic interactions between the environment and …

Existing urban street planning often neglects human perception despite being designed for
human utility. Therefore, exploring the relationship between urban street planning and …

Cyclists' willingness to ride is usually influenced by their subjective perception of the street
riding environment. Measuring this perception is crucial for enhancing residents' willingness …

Walkability reflects the well-being of a city, and its measurement is evolving rapidly due to
advancements of big data and machine learning technologies. The study examines the …

Human perceptions represent the psychological experiences and feelings of individuals
toward the surrounding environment. It is influenced by various physical elements (eg, sky …

The rapidly aging population demands more public and academic attention to both the
physical and psychological needs of older adults. Walking is one of the most favored forms …

Street view imagery (SVI), an emerging geospatial dataset, is useful for evaluating active
transportation infrastructure, but it faces potential biases from its vehicle-based capture …

This study seeks to reveal urban noise exposure patterns and inequalities using noise
complaint data and vision-language hybrid method. By applying a natural language …

The built environment and walking are hot topics in human settlement environment and
health. It is essential for both built environment and walking research to clarify the …