Commuting behaviour between “walkability” and “bikeability” is researched.
The Research Studio iSPACE has successfully completed the project “GISMO – Geographical Information Support for Healthy Mobility” with well-known university partners and companies. The research project was concerned with the investigation of the health effects of incorporating movement into daily commuting between home and work. Pedestrian-friendliness (“Walkability”), cyclist-friendliness (“Bikeability”) and an intact public transport network were the focus of the project. Studio iSPACE developed “concepts for spatial analysis and representation of health-promoting mobility,” reports iSPACE researcher Bernhard Castellazzi.
The project was awarded the mobility prize of the VCÖ (Verkehrsclub Österreich).
The partners:
- Z_GIS of the University of Salzburg
- Studio iSPACE of the Research Studios Austria FG
- University Institute for Preventive and Rehabilitative Sports Medicine at Salzburg University Hospital
- University Hospital Zurich
The research project was concerned with the investigation of the health effects of incorporating movement into daily commuting between home and work. Pedestrian-friendliness (“Walkability”), cyclist-friendliness (“Bikeability”) and an intact public transport network were the focus of the project. Studio iSPACE developed “concepts for spatial analysis and representation of health-promoting mobility,” reports iSPACE researcher Bernhard Castellazzi.
The project was awarded the mobility prize of the VCÖ (Verkehrsclub Österreich).
The partners:
- Z_GIS of the University of Salzburg
- Studio iSPACE of the Research Studios Austria FG
- University Institute for Preventive and Rehabilitative Sports Medicine at Salzburg University Hospital
- University Hospital Zurich
- TraffiCon
- Herry Consult
Reporting on the research project “GISMO” in the “Salzburger Nachrichten December 8th.
Project description on the GISMO-Website.
Twitter-channel of GISMO
