2022
DOI: 10.5354/0717-5051.2022.61758
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Detección y medición del efecto de las macrobarreras urbanas sobre la caminabilidad. Aplicación al caso de la ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Abstract: Dentro de las directrices de la movilidad urbana sostenible, el modo peatonal desempeña un papel fundamental, ya sea como parte o totalidad de cualquier viaje, debido a su bajo impacto ambiental y su asequibilidad. Sin embargo, a menudo no se tiene en cuenta a los peatones cuando se analizan las pautas de movilidad. Así, los proyectos urbanos tienden a centrarse en el transporte masivo y en las infraestructuras urbanas, generando barreras y penalizando el modo peatonal. Este artículo desarrolla un método d… Show more

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“…Most related studies we have reviewed consider factors such as slope (Hosseini et al, 2023) [13] to identify optimal pedestrian routes. Some, like Massin et al (2022) [14], analyze the influence of obstacles present in routes, while González-Collado et al (2024) [15] employ a combination of data acquired through an MLS and HMLS (handheld mobile laser scanner) to identify multiple elements existing along two kilometers of urban roadway. Incorporating obstacles in urban spaces seems necessary in studies of pedestrian mobility in cities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most related studies we have reviewed consider factors such as slope (Hosseini et al, 2023) [13] to identify optimal pedestrian routes. Some, like Massin et al (2022) [14], analyze the influence of obstacles present in routes, while González-Collado et al (2024) [15] employ a combination of data acquired through an MLS and HMLS (handheld mobile laser scanner) to identify multiple elements existing along two kilometers of urban roadway. Incorporating obstacles in urban spaces seems necessary in studies of pedestrian mobility in cities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%