A UN report states that in 2050, about 70% of the total world population will live in cities. This
increases the complexity of the services that the local public administrations have to provide …

The analysis of people mobility in urban contexts is of key importance to tackle major issues
in different fields, such as those related to urban planning, citizen safety …

Monitoring, understanding and predicting city user behaviour (hottest places, trajectories,
flows, etc.) is one the major topics in the context of Smart City management. People flow …

Abstract Knowledge about human mobility patterns is the key element towards efficient
mobility management. Traditionally, these data are collected by paper/phone household …

With the advent of the newest emergency call mandates in US and Europe, with the
advances in cellular-based and WiFi-based localization solutions, and with the …

Wi-fi enabled devices such as today's smart-phones are regularly in-search for connectivity.
They continuously send management frames called Probe Requests searching for …

The wide adoption of mobile devices has created unprecedented opportunities to collect
mobility traces and make them available for the research community to conduct …

Gathering data about pedestrian origin, destination and route is difficult, particularly indoor
and on a large scale. These data are important for route choice modeling, description of …

City governments all over the world face challenges understanding mobility patterns within
dense urban environments at high spatial and temporal resolution. While such measures …

The possibility to count the accesses to a site and monitor the internal movements of people
can be useful in many different scenarios. In this respect, a WiFi network can be exploited to …