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Shaohua Tan2016

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A Study on Walkable City Strategies Based on Active Intervention

Shaohua Tan · Yingliang Wang

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的发生，并且呈上升

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Year2016

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Published2016-01-01

VenueUrban Planning International

ISSN-L1673-9493

Languageen

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