Titlebook: Rural Built Environment of Sichuan Province, China; Yibin Ao,Igor Martek Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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The Impact of the Rural Built Environment on Household Car Ownership, Adjusted for Preference Bias,ars in a household. It considered family structure, socioeconomic characteristics, and individual’s perceptions of the built environment, preferences towards the built environment and attitudes towards car ownership (shortened to perceptions, preferences and attitudes?from now on). Geographic inform

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The Effects of the Rural Built Environment on Travel-Related CO2 Emissions, Adjusted for Travel Preng effects of household car ownership, travel frequency, travel distance, and individual travel attitudes through structural equation modeling. The travel data were collected from an activity diary survey in rural Sichuan. Geographic information system technology, combined with on-site measurement,

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The Impact of the Built Environment on Bicycle Use Behavior of Rural Residents,uestionnaire survey and an on-site measurement. Exploratory factor analysis reveals three common attitudinal factors impacting cycling infrastructure, namely, bicycling ancillary facilities, bicycle lane conditions, and safety. Moreover, cycling motivation factors, are revealed, of which convenience

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,The Impact of Building Features and Attitudes Regarding?Water Conservation on the Water Use Behavios and attitudes to water conservation. A total of 165 valid questionnaires are collected after face-to-face interviews. First, descriptive analysis is used to analyze the current situation of rural residents’ water conservation behavior. Second, exploratory factor analysis and the binary logistic re

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Seismic Evacuation Preparedness Behavior of Rural Residents,th exploratory factor analysis and binary logistic regression analysis. Results show that residents’ BE and risk perceptions positively affected their evacuation choice behavior. Specifically, when rural residents perceived a reasonable evacuation route and good quality of village roads, they would

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The Experience and Attitude of Rural Residents with Regard to Flood Disaster Preparedness,perience and attitude on residents’ disaster preparedness behavior. Results show the following. (1) The level of disaster preparedness behavior of rural residents is relatively low. (2) Respondents who are older, more educated, or who have lived locally for longer, are more likely to be better prepa

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