Continuous Mobility Patterns and Exposure to a National Kernel Density Surface of Retail Products

Abstract

Background: Health-related points of interest (POIs) within cities are known to affect the behavior and health of citizens traveling through their streets. Objective: In this paper we present the development of an analytic... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Thomas Kirchner (New York University)
  2. Hong Gao (New York University)
  3. Andrew Anesetti-rothermel (Truth Initiative)
  4. Morgane Bennett (Truth Initiative)
  5. Heather Carlos (Dartmouth University)
  6. Brian House (Brown University)

Topic Areas

I. Research Collaborations 1.1 Scientific collaborations in geography and urban health 1.2 , II. Environmental Health 2.1 Disease mapping 2.2 Assessment of the impact of environmental , VI. Methodologies and technologies 6.1 Methodological issues in health research (e.g., MAU

Session

SPH-UH-01A » Spatializing Urban Health (08:00 - Friday, 1st April, TBA)

Paper

Kirchner_ICUH_Abstract_2016.docx

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