ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Demographic Associations with GPS-Inferred Routine Activity Spaces: Data from the Everyday Environments and Experiences (E3) Study.
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People in midlife interact with several different environments during their daily life including employment, leisure, commuting, and various family responsibilities, a concept defined as activity space. However, little is known about how these activity spaces contribute to individuals' daily health behavior choices. The Everyday Environments and Experiences (E3) study was conducted to explore these relationships. In this paper, we provide a reproducible GPS processing workflow to generate time-weighted exposure measures (activity spaces) inferred from 21 days of continuous GPS monitoring among 340 midlife adults in Cook County, Illinois (
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