#datasets Our new dataset, Age-Stratified Population Estimation from the 2020 China Census by Township (ASPECT), offers age-specific population distribution at a 100-meter scale. Check out our paper in @ScientificData by @juyangnju, me and colleagues: nature.com/articles/s41597-0…
A recent paper by @jlrenne and me on socioeconomics of urban travel using the 2017 NHTS data. It's my great honor to be involved in the four-decade-long series. Link to open-access paper: doi.org/10.1016/j.trd.2023.1…
Socioeconomics of urban travel in the U.S.: Evidence from the 2017 NHTS. Another masterpiece by @jlrenne and @wangxize316. I have used it in my teaching. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Thanks, @USJ_online to share a non-technical summary of our study on the Urban Studies Blog. Link: urbanstudiesonline.com/resou…
New analysis by @wangxize316 and Tao Liu shows that residential crowding in #Beijing is associated with higher depression risks. Inequality in #LivingSpace among urban residents is not only a social justice issue but also has #health implications
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Thank you for sharing our work! We found that longer commuting time🚗 is associated with worse mental health😫. Effects are larger for older commuters 👵👴, blue-collar workers👷, and motorcycle/moped riders🛵. Link to our open-access paper: doi.org/10.1016/j.trd.2022.1…
More evidence that long commutes are awful for mental health:
In Beijing "every 10 additional minutes of commute time is associated with 1.1% higher probability of depression...Commute-depression associations are stronger for older & blue-collar workers"
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We found that living in a cramped living space is associated w/ higher risk for depression - especially for women and those living w/ children. Feel free to checkout this open access paper via the link: doi.org/10.1177/004209802211…
New paper by @wangxize316 and Tao Liu: 'Home-made blues: Residential #crowding and #MentalHealth in Beijing, China' ow.ly/NWf250JZSNm
With the help of @LACUrbanHealth, I have written a blog post for our recently paper in Transportation Research Part A. Hopefully this jargon-free blog post would be helpful to local policy makers and non-academics.
Link to the paper if interested: doi.org/10.1016/j.tra.2020.1…
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New post on the SALURBlog from @wangxize316! What factors are associated with public support of traffic congestion policies in Latin American cities? SALURBAL researchers used @AgendaCAF data to answer this question 👉 buff.ly/3oXsjQH
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Feel free to take a look at our open-access paper on public support towards congestion relief policies in Latin American cities. Thanks @BerkeleyITS to spread the words! Special thanks to our research group @LACUrbanHealth and funder @wellcometrust.
.@ced_berkeley's Daniel A. Rodriguez @NUSingapore's Xize Wang @WRIRossCities’ Anjali Mahendrac write about market-based & command-&-control #CongestionRelief policies in Latin America: Effects of #Mobility, #EnvironmentalHealth, and city-level factors: tinyurl.com/4ducnena
Xize WANG retweeted
Using a system dynamics model to study the obesity transition by socioeconomic status in Colombia at the country, regional and department levels @BMJ_Open bmjopen.bmj.com/content/10/6… @LACUrbanHealth @MediUniandes
Many thanks for @dronova_iryna
for promoting our study! Please also refer to the following link for a jargon-free one-pager: its.berkeley.edu/node/13535
A new study on commute delays contributing to depression by SALURBAL colleagues led by UC Berkeley colleagues featured in @innovaspain Congratulations! @xwang0624 @osarmien_ innovaspain.com/atascos-aume…
and their paper here:
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