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Using GPS technology to (re)-examine operational definitions of ‘neighbourhood’ in place-based health research

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Figure 1 Example of a GPS track for one walking trip and land-use exposure.
Table 1 Land-use type, mean percent exposure and weights
Figure 3 Example of the Spatial Extent of Line-based Network Buffers, Polygon Network Buffers and Circular Buffers Used in the Study.
Table 2 Characteristics of GPS walking trips (n = 80)
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