A fuzzy-hybrid TOPSIS approach to analyse the attitude towards homeworking and its implications for travel demand
An increase in commuting is a common trend affecting urban areas worldwide, which results
in higher congestion and negative externalities for the community. Mobility restrictions due to …
in higher congestion and negative externalities for the community. Mobility restrictions due to …
[HTML][HTML] The access to broadband services as a strategy to retain population in the depopulated countryside in Spain
The aim of this paper is to analyze at what extent the connectivity of small localities is a
determinant of their demography. Specifically, we pay attention to three factors: the evolution …
determinant of their demography. Specifically, we pay attention to three factors: the evolution …
The cost of working: measuring physical and virtual access to jobs
J Chen, M Cui, D Levinson - International Journal of Urban …, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the incentive to work-from-home (WFH) in many
countries and well-developed information and communication technology (ICT) provides …
countries and well-developed information and communication technology (ICT) provides …
The role of gender in accessibility and mobility of care: An exploratory mixed-method analysis in rural villages of South Tyrol (Italy)
C CHIZZALI - thesis.unipd.it
Spatial accessibility and daily mobility are influenced by various constraints such as spatial,
temporal, and transport factors. Each individual faces their own. Men and women exhibit …
temporal, and transport factors. Each individual faces their own. Men and women exhibit …