“…For example, to detect the spatial clusters of a disease, it would be important to preserve the spatial patterns of the original locations as much as possible after geomasking (e.g., Cassa, Grannis, Overhage, & Mandl, 2006; Kwan et al., 2004). Besides, to investigate the effects of the built environment on behavioral and health outcomes (e.g., travel mode choice behaviors), it would be crucial to preserve the built‐environment characteristics of the original locations as much as possible after geomasking (e.g., Badu‐Marfo, Farooq, & Patterson, 2019; Clifton & Gehrke, 2013; Elkies, Fink, & Bärnighausen, 2015).…”