no19-24

[19] Structural analysis of the influence of transportation behavior, number of steps, and lifestyle on health indicators using personal data

○Haru Hiraide^1,2, Ryoji Matsunaka¹, Tetsuharu Oba¹, Kosuke Tanaka¹ (1. Kyoto Univ., 2. CHUO FUKKEN CONSULTANTS CO.,LTD.)

Keywords:Transportation behavior, Health, Number of steps, Structural analysis, Personal data

In this study, in order to clarify how the promotion of compact city planning and public transportation-centered city planning affects health promotion, we collected the data of the "Transportation and Health Monitoring Survey" in Toyama, analyzed the relationships between transportation use, number of steps, and health, and revealed the structure of their influence on health indices. The results of the relationship analysis showed that there were significant correlations, but they suggested that lifestyle factors also affect health indices. Furthermore, the analysis of the structure of the influence of transportation behavior, number of steps, and lifestyle on health indices showed that, although there were some differences between male and female, the structure that walking time and time spent using public transportation influenced number of steps and that the increased number of steps significantly influenced basic health indices was confirmed in common for both male and female.