R Repository for "The influence of socioeconomic characteristics on active travel in US metropolitan areas and its contribution to health inequity"

Name: R Repository for "The influence of socioeconomic characteristics on active travel in US metropolitan areas and its contribution to health inequity"
Keywords: HOT, walking, cycling, NHTS, R, active transportation, active travel

Samuel Younkin; Henry Fremont

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Software . 2023

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Software . 2023

License: CC BY

Data sources: ZENODO

R Repository for "The influence of socioeconomic characteristics on active travel in US metropolitan areas and its contribution to health inequity"

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Authors: Samuel Younkin; Henry Fremont;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.7802854

R Repository for "The influence of socioeconomic characteristics on active travel in US metropolitan areas and its contribution to health inequity"

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Abstract

This repository, named NHTS after the primary dataset, was maintained on Gitlab (not Github) and contains all of the R scripts used in the analysis presented in "The influence of socioeconomic characteristics on active travel in US metropolitan areas and its contribution to health inequity" submitted in March 2023 to Wellcome Open Research for publication.

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University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh
United States

Keywords

HOT, walking, cycling, NHTS, R, active transportation, active travel

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