Observational analysis explores correlations between land density, transportation networks, and activity space in urban settings, indicating significant shifts during the pandemic.
Key Points
Activity space dimensions changed during the COVID-19 pandemic, showing connections to built environment factors.
Commercial area density correlated negatively with activity space dimensions, while out-of-home leisure time showed positive links.
Non-motorized transport use related positively to out-of-home activity space, indicating shifts in travel behaviors.
Road network characteristics had minimal effects on activity space, highlighting the need for targeted urban planning.