彭雷

Peng Lei

关键词：步行网络；研究进展；研究方法；述评

Keywords：Pedestrian Network;Research Progress;Research Method; Overview

摘要：

文章通过对20 世纪下半叶以来尤其是近10 年来西方关于步行网络研究的相关文献的回顾，总结了在城市设计、交通规划以及公共卫生领域的最新研究动向，试图较为整体地阐述相关理论研究的框架，并希望对我国的步行网络研究与建设提供理论参考。

Abstract：

After an overview of study on pedestrian network in the west since the second half of the 20th century, especially the latest ten years, the paper summarizes the related research progress in the regions of urban design, traffic planning and public health, and attempts to interpret the theoretical framework. It is significant for developing the theories and construction of urban pedestrian network in China.

彭雷，硕士，华中科技大学建筑与城市规划学院，副教授

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