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Location and daily mobility [PDF]
, 2005 The aim of this paper is to discuss the interaction of location and daily mobility in cities. According to previous research the length of daily travel and the amount of car use in cities are influenced by urban density and residential location, thus focusing on urban sprawl as one of the main challenges for sustainable urban planning.
Engebretsen, Øystein
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Smart Mobility: Technologies and Daily Routines [PDF]
, 2019 The (rapid) growth of cities and city populations in many regions of the world puts a focus on the question on how people’s mobility can be organized in a smarter and more sustainable way. This paper argues that technologies can only be defined as ‘smart’ if they are demand-oriented, and if innovative political, legal and economic frameworks can be ...
Schröder, Carolin, Wendorf, Gabriele
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Simulation Daily Mobility in Rabat region
Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Networking, Information Systems & Security, 2021Nowadays, the world has seen a huge evolution in big cities because of urban development, so the percentage of overcrowding is increased. This problem is influenced by the daily movement, either by private transport or public transport. Therefore, Daily Mobility (DM) is usually interconnected to human urban behavior to give more realistic and effective
Khalid Qbouche, Khadija Rhoulami
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Otology & Neurotology, 2013
Mobility is crucial to maintain a sufficient quality of life. Posturography should be therefore focused on the investigation of daily-life activities ("mobile posturography"). Nowadays, postural control is often estimated by stance tasks on a force plate under different sensorimotor conditions.
Dietmar, Basta +3 more
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Mobility is crucial to maintain a sufficient quality of life. Posturography should be therefore focused on the investigation of daily-life activities ("mobile posturography"). Nowadays, postural control is often estimated by stance tasks on a force plate under different sensorimotor conditions.
Dietmar, Basta +3 more
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Prospects for daily urban mobility
Transport Reviews, 1994This research was supported by a DATAR (the French organization for regional development) research grant, with the aim of defining a basis for the prospect of mobility in large conurbations. The first part of the research is devoted to cross‐section comparisons between countries as regards land use and related mobility schemes.
Alain Bieber +2 more
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Daily Mobility and Urban Sprawl
2017After the consolidation of urban expansion, with the consequent processes of metropolisation and suburbanisation, today we have to reread the right to the city described almost half a century ago by Lefebvre (1978) as a right to accessibility and mobility.
Joan J. Pujadas, Gaspar Maza
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Domestic telephone habits and daily mobility
Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 1993Abstract Based on an analysis of the present French domestic telephone habits, this paper puts forward an original approach for the evaluation of telephone and mobility interactions. A survey carried out on a sample of 663 French people, which recorded the characteristics of 7252 domestic telephone calls, has enabled us to identify, evaluate and ...
Gérard Claisse, Frantz Rowe
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Mobile Application for Daily Challenge Management
2018 IEEE 16th International Symposium on Intelligent Systems and Informatics (SISY), 2018Nowadays, the various challenges in which participants have to take certain time-specific steps are growing more and more popular; examples include reading a book every week or doing specific exercises for thirty days. Although enthusiasts are eager and willing to participate, they lack a single and transparent platform.
Matyas Gagyi +3 more
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