Assessing the correlation between park view elements and exercise physiological indicators of walkers, joggers, and runners: a case study of Century Park in Shanghai

(1) The influence of the same park view elements on the exercise physiological indicators of different genders is small; (2) Park view elements combination based on sky, grass-plant and tree can better stabilize the walking HR of the older adult; (3) Semi-enclosed trail dominated by tree can improve the walking HR and speed of people with larger body weight; (4) Natural routes dominated by sidewalk-path and supplemented by tree and sky elements are more suitable for walking, while the trails with larger sky area, no trees and wider trails are more suitable for running.

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Frontiers in Public Health
Published
2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2024.1499197
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3
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Urban Green Space and Health
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0.94

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Assessing the correlation between park view elements and exercise physiological indicators of walkers, joggers, and runners: a case study of Century Park in Shanghai

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Assessing the correlation between park view elements and exercise physiological indicators of walkers, joggers, and runners: a case study of Century Park in Shanghai

Hang Gao, Han Qiu, Nan Wang, Weixuan Wei, Yuhui Qian
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Abstract

(1) The influence of the same park view elements on the exercise physiological indicators of different genders is small; (2) Park view elements combination based on sky, grass-plant and tree can better stabilize the walking HR of the older adult; (3) Semi-enclosed trail dominated by tree can improve the walking HR and speed of people with larger body weight; (4) Natural routes dominated by sidewalk-path and supplemented by tree and sky elements are more suitable for walking, while the trails with larger sky area, no trees and wider trails are more suitable for running.

Frontiers in Public HealthVol. 12
Tongji University (CN), Nanjing Tech University (CN), South China Municipal Engineering Design and Research Institute (China) (CN), Shanghai Tongji Urban Planning and Design Institute (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 24%
Urban Green Space and Health
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