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2021

, Kamruzzaman, Md, & (2021) The proportion of independent to dependent trips: A new measure to understand the effects of the built environment on children independent mobility. Journal of Transport and Health, 22, Article number: 101127.
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Number of citations in Scopus 3
Number of citations in Web of Science® 2

, Kamruzzaman, Md, & (2021) Modelling children’s independent territorial range by discretionary and nondiscretionary trips. Journal of Transport and Land Use, 14(1), pp. 417-439.
Number of full-text downloads 61
Number of citations in Scopus 1
Number of citations in Web of Science® 1

2020

, Kamruzzaman, Md, & (2020) The impact of topological properties of built environment on children independent mobility: A comparative study between discretionary vs. nondiscretionary trips in Dhaka. Journal of Transport Geography, 83, Article number: 102660 1-14.
Number of full-text downloads 43
Number of citations in Scopus 11
Number of citations in Web of Science® 9

(2020) The impact of built environment on children independent mobility: A comparative analysis between discretionary and nondiscretionary activities. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
Number of full-text downloads 240

2018

& (2018) Meta-analysis of the relationships between space syntax measures and pedestrian movement. Transport Reviews, 38(4), pp. 524-550.
Number of full-text downloads 297
Number of citations in Scopus 86
Number of citations in Web of Science® 60

& (2018) The impacts of syntactic measures on pedestrian movement: a meta-analytic review of developing and developed countries. In Hamnett, S (Ed.) Proceedings of the 8th State of Australian Cities (SOAC) Conference. Analysis and Policy Observatory (APO), Australia, pp. 1-17.
Number of full-text downloads 87

2017

& (2017) Association between the built environment and children's independent mobility: A meta-analytic review. Journal of Transport Geography, 61, pp. 104-117.
Number of full-text downloads 360
Number of citations in Scopus 58
Number of citations in Web of Science® 44

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