Wataru Morioka

Tenure-track Assistant Professor

Salisbury University

United States

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Wataru Morioka is a Tenure-track Assistant Professor at Salisbury University in the United States. His research interests focus on spatial justice, accessibility, and statistical methods for analyzing urban environments. Recent articles include studies on the socio-economic impacts of infrastructural changes, walking behaviors of older adults, and agglomeration zones in street networks.

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2022

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University of Tokyo

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Railyard reuse and spatial justice: Environmental and socio-economic impacts of infrastructural removal and intensification in Chicago

How accessibility to neighborhood grocery stores is related to older people's walking behavior: A study of Yokohama, Japan

Changes in the residents’ step counts before and after a railway improvement project

Local Indicator of Spatial Agglomeration between Newly Opened Outlets and Existing Competitors on a Street Network

A statistical method for analyzing agglomeration zones of co‐location between diverse facilities on a street network

An exact statistical method for analyzing co-location on a street network and its computational implementation

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Ikuho Yamada

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