보행취약계층의 비 최단경로선택에 영향을 미치는 주거지 보행환경 특성에 관한 연구

초록

The purpose of this study is to identify factors that affect the walking activity according to the life cycle flow, focusing on the vulnerable group with high exposure to risk and environmental factors. The results showed that as the walking distance increased, pedestrians tended to consider various factors. This is because the distance traveled and the degree of route connection are critical factors in route selection. By analyzing walking vulnerability by group, it was confirmed that the elementary school group, which was vulnerable to safety owing to limited visibility and high activity, was more affected by physical condition factors than network resistance factors. The group comprising guardians of infants and toddlers who frequently ride a stroller and cannot go out freely had a higher preference for the safe route over the fast route. The elderly, who have a relatively long walking time and a strong tendency to take risks compared to other groups, tended to select a detour depending on the availability of sidewalks and proximity to the street. This study facilitates walking by establishing a walking environment in residential areas and improving the factors that affect daily life and walking activities centered on the life cycle using the route selection analysis results.

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