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Survey data linking coastal visit behaviours to socio-demographic and health profiles
Hooyberg, A.; Roose, H.; Lonneville, B.; De Henauw, S.; Michels, N.; Everaert, G. (2024). Survey data linking coastal visit behaviours to socio-demographic and health profiles. Scientific Data 11(1): 315. https://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41597-024-03161-y
In: Scientific Data. Nature Publishing Group: London. ISSN 2052-4463; e-ISSN 2052-4463
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NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS;RECREATIONAL VISITS;BLUE SPACE;RESTORATION;PROXIMITY;EXPOSURE |
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- Hooyberg, A.
- Roose, H.
- Lonneville, B.
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- De Henauw, S.
- Michels, N.
- Everaert, G.
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| Abstract |
Coastal destinations are highly popular for leisure, yet the effects of spending time at the coast on mental and physical health have remained underexplored. To accelerate the research about the effects of the coast on health, we compiled a dataset from a survey on a sample (N = 1939) of the adult Flemish population about their visits to the Belgian coast. The survey queried the number of days spent at the coast in the previous year or before and the following characteristics of their visits: how often they performed specific activities, which of the 14 municipal seaside resorts they visited, who they were with, what they mentally and physically experienced, and what reasons they had for not visiting the coast more often. The respondents’ geo-demographic (including residential proximity to the coast), socio-economic, and health profile was also collected. We anticipate that investigations on the data will increase our understanding about the social structuring of coastal visits and give context to the effects of the coast on human health. |
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