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Auditing Walking Conditions at SJSU Main Campus Entrance Points
This research will assess pedestrian conditions at heavily used entrance points along the perimeter of San José State University's Main Campus. Using structured walk audits and pedestrian intercept surveys, SJSU graduate students in urban planning will document existing walking conditions and identify opportunities to improve pedestrian accessibility, safety, and connectivity between the campus and surrounding city streets. The research team will analyze and visualize the collected data to develop recommendations for potential improvements to pedestrian infrastructure and the walking environment near campus entrances.
University:
San José State University
Principal Investigator:
Richard Kos
PI Contact Information:
San Jose State University
Dates:
January 2027
Implementation of Research Outcomes:
The project will produce a summary of walk audit and pedestrian survey findings, data visualizations illustrating existing conditions and identified challenges, and recommendations for improving pedestrian conditions at key campus entrance points.
Impacts/Benefits of Implementation:
The findings will provide SJSU Transportation Solutions and the City of San José with evidence-based recommendations to help prioritize pedestrian improvements near campus. The research may inform future planning and infrastructure investments that enhance pedestrian safety, accessibility, and connectivity for students, employees, and other campus visitors.
Project Number:
2701
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