연구동향 분석

여가와 통행 목적으로서의 보행활동 결정요인의 차이

성현곤(Sung, Hyungun) 이만형(Lee, Man-Hyung) 성태영(Seong, Taeyoung) 2015년

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' 여가와 통행 목적으로서의 보행활동 결정요인의 차이' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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주제
  • 위생, 도시, 환경공학
  • active transport
  • determinantfactors
  • leisure-purpose
  • travel mode
  • walking activity
  • 결정요인
  • 보행 활동
  • 여가목적
  • 통행수단
  • 활동적 교통
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