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Contextual Uncertainties, Human Mobility, and Perceived Food Environment: The Uncertain Geographic Context Problem in Food Access Research
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Kwan, Mei-Po
, Chen, Xiang
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/ Commentaries
/ Context
/ Diet
/ Eating behavior
/ Environment
/ Environmental aspects
/ Fast food
/ Food
/ Food Supply
/ Geographic information systems
/ Geographic mobility
/ Geography
/ Global positioning systems
/ GPS
/ Humans
/ Methodological problems
/ Mobility
/ Nutrition
/ Nutrition research
/ Nutrition/Food
/ Obesity
/ Public health
/ Real time
/ Research - organization & administration
/ Social Science
/ Spacetime
/ Spatio-Temporal Analysis
/ Studies
/ Time
/ Uncertainty
2015
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Contextual Uncertainties, Human Mobility, and Perceived Food Environment: The Uncertain Geographic Context Problem in Food Access Research
by
Kwan, Mei-Po
, Chen, Xiang
in
Access
/ Commentaries
/ Context
/ Diet
/ Eating behavior
/ Environment
/ Environmental aspects
/ Fast food
/ Food
/ Food Supply
/ Geographic information systems
/ Geographic mobility
/ Geography
/ Global positioning systems
/ GPS
/ Humans
/ Methodological problems
/ Mobility
/ Nutrition
/ Nutrition research
/ Nutrition/Food
/ Obesity
/ Public health
/ Real time
/ Research - organization & administration
/ Social Science
/ Spacetime
/ Spatio-Temporal Analysis
/ Studies
/ Time
/ Uncertainty
2015
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Contextual Uncertainties, Human Mobility, and Perceived Food Environment: The Uncertain Geographic Context Problem in Food Access Research
by
Kwan, Mei-Po
, Chen, Xiang
in
Access
/ Commentaries
/ Context
/ Diet
/ Eating behavior
/ Environment
/ Environmental aspects
/ Fast food
/ Food
/ Food Supply
/ Geographic information systems
/ Geographic mobility
/ Geography
/ Global positioning systems
/ GPS
/ Humans
/ Methodological problems
/ Mobility
/ Nutrition
/ Nutrition research
/ Nutrition/Food
/ Obesity
/ Public health
/ Real time
/ Research - organization & administration
/ Social Science
/ Spacetime
/ Spatio-Temporal Analysis
/ Studies
/ Time
/ Uncertainty
2015
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Contextual Uncertainties, Human Mobility, and Perceived Food Environment: The Uncertain Geographic Context Problem in Food Access Research
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Contextual Uncertainties, Human Mobility, and Perceived Food Environment: The Uncertain Geographic Context Problem in Food Access Research
2015
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We examined the uncertainty of the contextual influences on food access through an analytic framework of the uncertain geographic context problem (UGCoP). We first examined the compounding effects of two kinds of spatiotemporal uncertainties on people’s everyday efforts to procure food and then outlined three key dimensions (food access in real time, temporality of the food environment, and perceived nutrition environment) in which research on food access must improve to better represent the contributing environmental influences that operate at the individual level. Guidelines to address the UGCoP in future food access research are provided to account for the multidimensional influences of the food environment on dietary behaviors.
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