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Journal of High Speed Networks, 2002
This paper presents results from the Cellular IP Project at Columbia University on Internet micromobility. Cellular IP complement Mobile IP with support for fast, seamless and local handoff control, and IP paging. We discuss the design, implementation and evaluation of the Cellular IP protocol using simulation, analysis and experimentation.
Andrew T. Campbell +5 more
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This paper presents results from the Cellular IP Project at Columbia University on Internet micromobility. Cellular IP complement Mobile IP with support for fast, seamless and local handoff control, and IP paging. We discuss the design, implementation and evaluation of the Cellular IP protocol using simulation, analysis and experimentation.
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Workshop on Smart Urban Micromobility
2023Urban mobility is evolving towards sustainable transportation as awareness of the environmental impact of transportation increases. In addition, efforts to improve public health, are leading to a greater focus on micromobile means of urban transport, such as bicycles or scooters.
Tanja Schneeberger +4 more
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Assessing the Benefits of Micromobility
2021In this paper, I examine the emission and congestion benefits attributable to fewer gasolinevehicle use due to the substitution to micromobility electric scooters. A discrete choice, randomutility framework is employed to estimate existing mode demand and then the mode demandof electrified scooters.
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Traffic Technology International, 2020
Regulators and traffic managers are struggling to keep up with new urban transport solutions, like e-scooters. James Gordon reports on the opportunities and challenges that they present, and asks how they might fit into Mobility as a Service (MaaS) models
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Regulators and traffic managers are struggling to keep up with new urban transport solutions, like e-scooters. James Gordon reports on the opportunities and challenges that they present, and asks how they might fit into Mobility as a Service (MaaS) models
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Estimating energy bounds for adoption of shared micromobility
Transportation Research, Part D: Transport and Environment, 2021Venu Garikapati +2 more
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Dockless electric scooters: A review of a growing micromobility mode
International Journal of Sustainable Transportation, 2023Mauricio Orozco-Fontalvo +1 more
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