Spatiotemporal evolution and interaction of water constraints and their socio-ecological drivers in the Taihu Lake Basin.

To effectively manage water constraints (WCs) within a basin, it is crucial to first scientifically delineate their spatial distribution and thoroughly understand the interactions between WCs. Investigating the complex driving mechanisms at multiple scales is also essential. In this study, a basin WC evaluation framework is constructed using a conflict risk assessment model.

Using Walk-Along Interviews to Identify Environmental Factors Influencing Older Adults' Out-of-Home Behaviors in a High-Rise, High-Density Neighborhood.

Older adults' out-of-home behaviors (OOHBs) are critical for maintaining health and quality of life. Taking Singapore's Yuhua East as a case, this study applied a qualitative approach to explore what neighborhood environmental factors influence older adults' OOHBs. Twelve older adults were recruited for walk-along interviews through the use of purposeful convenience sampling.