Impact Outputs
Deliverables and achievements from the Leisure Walking Systems Working Group
Deliverables and achievements from the Leisure Walking Systems Working Group
The Leisure Walking Systems Working Group (LWSWG) has successfully delivered comprehensive research outputs and practical resources for advancing place-based walking systems through a three-month impact grant funded by the Horizon CDT.
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Research Areas Covered
Key Impact Deliverables
Months Duration
Comprehensive analysis of competitive advantages and benefits of improved place representation in leisure walking systems, identifying key market opportunities and user experience enhancements.
Development of a comprehensive website and digital platform for knowledge sharing, providing long-term access to research findings and supporting ongoing collaboration.
Creation of integrated documentation framework demonstrating practical implementation of place-based walking systems, showcasing how multiple approaches can work together effectively.
Comprehensive technical documentation covering all aspects of leisure walking systems development, providing both theoretical foundations and practical implementation guidance.
Successfully integrated research findings across multiple domains, creating a cohesive framework for understanding place-based walking systems. The documentation demonstrates how recommendation systems, place representation, and user experience design can work together effectively.
Developed practical resources including implementation guides, evaluation frameworks, and technical specifications that support immediate application in real-world walking system development projects.
Created a platform for ongoing collaboration between academic researchers and industry practitioners, ensuring that research outcomes address real-world challenges while maintaining scientific rigor.
Established a comprehensive digital resource that will continue to evolve and support the leisure walking systems community beyond the initial impact grant period.
This impact project was supported by the Horizon CDT Impact Grant, made possible through funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) [grant number EP/S023305/1].
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