Exploring the Relationship between Healthy City and Public Space Ergonomics: A Bibliometric Analysis

Abstract

This study uses the Scopus database and VOSviewer software to do a bibliometric analysis, specifically examining the
correlation between healthy cities and public space ergonomics. The study tries to understand the relationship
between these fields by analyzing 2074 English-language papers from Scopus, which include the period from 2004 to
2024. Healthy city involves ensuring environmental sustainability, promoting public health, and achieving social equity.
In addition, public space ergonomics examines the design of urban spaces in order to improve the experience and
accessibility for users. The analysis uncovers dynamic patterns, fundamental ideas, and cooperative connections. The
findings highlight the reciprocal impact of urban planning that promotes health and the ergonomic design of public
spaces, emphasizing the importance of integrated strategies for creating healthier urban environments. This work
contributes discussion by providing comprehensive summary, as well as leading future research in these interrelated
fields.