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Mobility mapping based on a survey from the city of Berlin

Esztergár-Kiss et al., 2016

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10057267101570208134
Author
Esztergár-Kiss D
Koppányi Z
Lovas T
Publication year
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Periodica Polytechnica Transportation Engineering

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Analyzing mobility patterns helps to understand travel behavior of travelers, thus the transportation demands. A comprehensive mobility analysis was performed on a huge dataset from Berlin. This dataset contains answers from 41,000 volunteers, who reported …
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