A caminhabilidade em ruas de Florianópolis (SC)
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https://doi.org/10.53660/260.prw411Palavras-chave:
Caminhabilidade, Mobilidade Urbana Sustentável, Planejamento UrbanoResumo
Essa pesquisa considerou a caminhada como uma opção ou etapa no deslocamento urbano. O objetivo foi considerar critérios de caminhabilidade em vias urbanas, e o local escolhido situa-se na cidade de Florianópolis, em Santa Catarina. O estudo utilizou uma Planilha de Pesquisa de Campo, que conduziu a um Índice de Caminhabilidade. Contagem de Pedestres e Índice de Entropia foram, também, utilizados. Os resultados mostraram que infraestruturas adequadas tendem a atrair caminhantes, mas a diversidade de uso do solo, por si, não garante uma maior caminhabilidade.
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