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Uncovering the Associations between Human Big Five Personality Traits and Built Environment Characteristics from Street View Imagery
Koichi Ito, Yuhao Kang, Samuel D Gosling +3
Human-environment interactions, a classic topic in geography, suggest that individuals and their environments might shape each other. Yet the specific mechanisms underlying these i…
Examining the Associations between Visual and Non-Visual Elements and Cyclists' Route Choices for Various Trip Purposes
Heyang Hua, Koichi Ito, Filip Biljecki
Understanding cyclist preferences for the characteristics of the built environment is important in promoting sustainable urban transportation and active mobility. Despite previous…
It is not always greener on the other side: Greenery perception across demographics and personalities in multiple cities
Matias Quintana, Fangqi Liu, Jussi Torkko +9
Quantifying and assessing urban greenery is consequential for planning and development, reflecting the everlasting importance of green spaces for multiple climate and well-being di…
From Street Form to Spatial Justice: Explaining Urban Exercise Inequality via a Triadic SHAP-Informed Framework
Minwei Zhao, Guosheng Yang, Zhuoni Zhang +3
Urban streets are essential everyday health infrastructure, yet their capacity to support physical activity is unevenly distributed. This study develops a theory-informed and expla…
Global urban visual perception varies across demographics and personalities
Matias Quintana, Youlong Gu, Xiucheng Liang +5
Understanding people's preferences is crucial for urban planning, yet current approaches often combine responses from multi-cultural populations, obscuring demographic differences…
Assessing bikeability with street view imagery and computer vision
Koichi Ito, Filip Biljecki
Studies evaluating bikeability usually compute spatial indicators shaping cycling conditions and conflate them in a quantitative index. Much research involves site visits or conven…