Urban forestry practices to improve heat-related human health: exploring the practicalities and concerns with U.S. urban tree professionals [0.03%]
美国城市树木从业人员眼中的城市林业改善与人类健康关系的实践及顾虑探讨
Olivia J Keenan,Alexander R Young,Gayle Kouklis et al.
Olivia J Keenan et al.
Climate change is increasing the frequency of heat waves and heat-related health issues, particularly in cities due to the urban heat island effect. While government entities see the value of utilizing the urban forest (UF) to reduce heat e...
Outdoor physical activity is not associated with better mental health in a sample of predominantly Black people, but spending time in parks is [0.03%]
在以黑人为主的样本中，户外体育活动与更好的心理健康无关，但在公园度过时光则有关
Amber L Pearson,Wei Liu,Zihan Lin et al.
Amber L Pearson et al.
Spending time outdoors may bolster mental health via relaxation and physical activity. Yet, most studies use self-report and involve majority White samples from higher income areas. Findings may not hold true using device-derived measuremen...
Applying location quotient methodology to urban park settings with mobile location data: Implications for equity and park planning [0.03%]
基于移动定位数据的城市公园设置中的区位商方法及其对公平性和城市公园规划的影响
Sammie L Powers,Nicholas A Pitas,William L Rice
Sammie L Powers
In this study, we pilot a novel use of location quotient and proportional comparison methodology paired with mobile device location data. Specifically, we sought to understand visitation patterns in an urban park context based on visitor ho...
Exploring the association between campus environment of higher education and student health: A systematic review of findings and measures [0.03%]
高等教育校园环境与学生健康之间关联性的探索：系统回顾研究发现和测量方法
Yizhen Ding,Chanam Lee,Xi Chen et al.
Yizhen Ding et al.
Numerous studies have investigated the relationship between the neighborhood environments and residents' health. However, other important settings, such as university campuses, have received little attention. This paper conducted a systemat...
Associations between vacant urban lands and public health outcomes in growing and shrinking cities [0.03%]
城市空置土地与增长型和萎缩型城市公共健康结果之间的关联
Rui Zhu,Galen Newman,Dongying Li et al.
Rui Zhu et al.
Vacant urban land, although not officially designated as a green space, often exhibits a semi-wild natural state due to being left open to colonization by nature. Attention to the effects of vacant urban land on human health has increased d...
Association between urban greenspace, tree canopy cover and intentional deaths: An exploratory geospatial analysis [0.03%]
关于城市绿地和树木冠层覆盖率与故意死亡之间的关联的探索性地理空间分析
Sophia C Ryan,Margaret M Sugg,Jennifer D Runkle
Sophia C Ryan
Greenspaces can provide restorative experiences, offer opportunities for outdoor recreation, and reduce mental fatigue; all of which may improve community health and safety. Yet few studies have examined the neighborhood-level benefits of g...
Green infrastructure inequality in the context of COVID-19: Taking parks and trails as examples [0.03%]
新冠肺炎背景下的绿色基础设施不平等——以公园和小径为例
Yangyi Wu,Yehua Dennis Wei,Meitong Liu et al.
Yangyi Wu et al.
Inequality in access to urban green infrastructures has been a major concern among scholars and governments, especially since the COVID-19 outbreak. There is a lack of knowledge on how people respond to the pandemic regarding the usage of g...
In situ psycho-cognitive assessments support self-determined urban green exercise time [0.03%]
现场心理认知评估支持自主决定的城市绿地锻炼时间
Linda Powers Tomasso,John D Spengler,Paul J Catalano et al.
Linda Powers Tomasso et al.
Prescribed nature walks frequently yield improvements to mood and cognition as observed in experimental studies. Research that uses real life settings such as self-determined time exercising outdoors for restorative health benefits may more...
Effects of the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions on park crime in London, England: An interrupted time series analysis [0.03%]
伦敦公园犯罪的新冠肺炎疫情封锁效应——基于时间序列分析的研究
Samantha Hajna,Steven Cummins
Samantha Hajna
Introduction: Park crimes may have increased during the COVID-19 pandemic as a result of lockdowns that limited the number of capable guardians in public spaces. Despite this, the impacts of the lockdowns on park crimes r...
COVID-19 pandemic changes the recreational use of Moscow parks in space and time: Outcomes from crowd-sourcing and machine learning [0.03%]
新冠疫情下莫斯科公园休闲活动时空变化：来自 crowdsourcing 和机器学习的结论
Victor Matasov,Viacheslav Vasenev,Dmitrii Matasov et al.
Victor Matasov et al.
The limited access to urban green spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic had a negative impact on the human-nature interaction in cities and human well-being. Number of visitors to green areas, initially declined due to imposed restrictions, w...