Research has made clear that neighborhoods impact the health and well-being of their
residents. A related strand of research shows that neighborhood disadvantage is …

The growing availability of big geo‐data, such as mobile phone data and location‐based
social media (LBSM), provides new opportunities and challenges for modeling human …

Social segregation, the spatial and social separation between individuals from different
backgrounds, can affect sustainable urban development and social cohesion. The literature …

Despite the importance of measuring racial-ethnic segregation and diversity in the United
States, current measurements are largely based on the Census and, thus, only reflect …

This special issue emerges from a two-day workshop of the same name, held on April 1 st
and 2 nd, 2019, in Baltimore, Maryland. Inspired by the continued growth and purchase of …

This research combines “big data” and “thick data” approaches to examine the correlation
and causation between residential neighborhood features and people's daily commuting …

Urban segregation poses significant implications, one of which may be limited exposure
between population groups, potentially amplifying disparities among urban populations …

While much of the ethnic and racial segregation literature concentrates on residential
neighbourhoods, a growing body of research demonstrates how levels of inter-ethnic mixing …

This study examines the temporal changes in income segregation within the ambient
population around the clock using mobile phone big data. It employs ordinal entropy, a …

This article investigates the relationship between income and the diversity of sociospatial
networks as described by high-density mobile phone application (MPA) Global Positioning …