Campus environmental quality and streetscape features related to walking activity

Many college students have adopted sedentary and physically inactive lifestyles, leading to obesity, diabetes, other epidemics. Improving campus walkability can promote students’ walking activities health conditions. This study aims explore the influence of street-level environmental attributes on pedestrian activity in a developing country, thus present physical promotion planning design strategies. Based Urban Design Quality theory, we use field audit measure five qualities 23 types streetscape features at eight Chinese university campuses. Several negative binomial regression models, without spatial autocorrelation, are fitted analyze effect micro-scale volume different We found that street space part significantly affect volume. Pedestrian-oriented strategies presented based results.