Human mobility is a key component of large-scale spatial-transmission models of infectious
diseases. Correctly modeling and quantifying human mobility is critical for improving …

This study explores the effects that the weather has on people's everyday activity patterns.
Temperature, rainfall, and wind speed were used as weather parameters. People's daily …

As a symptom of the current global climate emergency, rising temperatures pervade
organizational lives. Yet organization studies have hardly investigated the everyday …

A longitudinal mobile phone data that include both location and communication logs is
analyzed to infer social influence in terms of ego-network effect in the commute mode …

This research explores the impact of technology on distracted walking behavior. The authors
hypothesize that perceptions of warm temperatures cause people to feel fears of missing out …

Mobile phones are increasingly popular tools not only for daily use but also for research
purposes. The authors systematically searched related literature using mobile phones as a …

Ubiquitous geo-sensing enables context-aware analyses of physical and social
phenomena, ie, analyzing one phenomenon in the context of another. Although such context …

In three studies, we explore the question: Is the climate one lives in associated with a
preference for redemptive narratives? Study 1 explores articles (N= 200) from lifestyle …

Weather as a potential cause of regional differences in the dynamics of COVID ‑19 transmission
in Poland: implications for e Page 1 ORIGINAL ARTICLE Weather and COVID ‑19 pandemic in …

When coupled with spatio-temporal context, location-based data collected in mobile cellular
networks provide insights into patterns of human activity, interactions, and mobility. Whilst …