Pedestrian Behaviour and Perception in Urban Walking Environments

Planning pedestrian environments requires assumptions about how pedestrians will respond to characteristics of the environment as they formulate and enact their walking itineraries. By observing the movement of patterns researchers can relate them to the designed environment. This research shows the extent to which pedestrian behaviour (i..e. walking speed) can be used when considering design interventions.

Walmsley, Jim. (1989). Pedestrian Behaviour and Perception in Urban Walking Environments. Environment and Behaviour. 21 (2): 123-150

I wrote this on 27 November 06. This article is about .

Comment

 
Some things to keep in mind: You can style comments using Textile. In particular, *text* will get turned into text and _text_ will get turned into text. You can post a link using the command "linktext":link, so something like "google":http://www.google.com will get turned in to google. I may erase off-topic comments, or edit poorly formatted comments; I do this very rarely.