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            Architecture and Urbanism                                                    Leisure-time physical activity






























            Figure 9. The proportion of significant associations between urban built environment characteristics and residents’ LTPA levels in the 12 articles.
            Source: Illustrated by the author


















            Figure 10. Innovation model of the association between urban built environment characteristics and floating population’s leisure-time physical activity
            (LTPA) levels in the future. Source: Illustration by the authors

            enhance the accuracy of characteristic identification and   acquisition methods tailored to specific demographic
            element extraction for urban BE. Utilizing computer   groups.
            vision and machine learning technologies (Ibrahim et al.,
            2020) within the artificial intelligence context can enable   Third, follow-up studies should prioritize investigating
            the acquisition of data with subjective intentions such as   the health effects of physical activity in urban-specific
            place perception, emotions, and impressions. Combining   populations, such as the floating population supporting
            this data with high-resolution remote sensing image   labor-intensive industries. Given that China hosts the
            data  (Wen et al.,  2021)  can  facilitate  the  extraction  of   world’s largest floating population (Fan & Li, 2020),
            additional features suitable for the BE in Chinese cities.   addressing their health vulnerabilities due to poor
            These features play crucial roles in land use modeling and   working and living environment, and the lack of social
            understanding and  shaping  the  spatial  organization  of   security and support in places of immigration is crucial.
            human activities.                                  The floating population is extremely vulnerable to health
              Second, improving methods for measuring LTPA levels   risks such as infectious diseases, occupational diseases,
            in the population is imperative. Building on traditional   and poor reproductive and mental health (Wu et  al.,
            measurement methods such as the International Physical   2021). Improving key built-environment elements and
            Activity Scale,  the utilization  of emerging low-cost   creating living environments conducive to good health are
            sensors and wearable devices allows for the application   important measures for achieving overall health goals for
            of accelerometer and global positioning system data   this vulnerable population.

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