Valkiria Amaya

Valkiria Amaya
Université Grenoble Alpes · Laboratoire PACTE - Laboratoire AGEIS

PhD student

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Introduction
Skills and Expertise
Land Use Planning
Spatial Analysis
Geoinformation
Urban Planning
Urban Development
Land-Use Management
City Planning
Human Geography
Spatial Planning
Geographical Analysis

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Publications (2)
Figure 1. Flowchart of the study selection.
Figure 2. Number of published studies per year (n). Journal. The 31...
Figure 3. Population over 60 years old in 2050 (projection of the World...
Figure 4. World map of the country distribution where the WAI was...
+3 Included articles in chronological order of publication.
What Do We Know about the Use of the Walk-along Method to Identify the Perceived Neighborhood Environment Correlates of Walking Activity in Healthy Older Adults: Methodological Considerations Related to Data Collection-A Systematic Review
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  • Sep 2022
Background: The "walk-along interview" (WAI) is a qualitative spatial method that consists of a researcher walking alongside a participant during the time of an interview to identify perceived neighborhood environments. The use of the WAI method increased in various disciplines , including the fields of public health and gerontology, to assess the...
Neighborhood services and facilities.
Weightings for calculating accessibility levels for each older adult...
Assessing and Qualifying Neighborhood Walkability for Older Adults: Construction and Initial Testing of a Multivariate Spatial Accessibility Model
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  • Feb 2022
Population aging and urban development pose major challenges for societies today. Joining the literature assessing urban accessibility, the present exploratory research developed a multivariate accessibility model based on four independent variables—related to formal and structural urban space—that influence walkability for older adults (pedestrian...

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