In the urban transportation field, planners and engineers have explored the relationship
between urban destinations and travel behavior for more than half a century. However, we …

In this study, we approach environmental correlates of travel behavior from a place
attractiveness and timing of activity participation perspectives. Conventional accessibility …

" Big Data" is in vogue, and the explosion of urban sensors, mobile phone traces, and other
windows onto urban activities has generated much hype about the advent of a new'urban …

Identifying urban mobility patterns is a crucial research topic in geographic information
science, transportation planning, and behavior modeling. Understanding the dynamics of …

The ability to transfer national travel patterns to a local population is of interest for modeling
either large areas that exceed the boundaries of a metropolitan planning organization or …

Cities and metropolitan regions face several challenges including urban sprawl, auto
dependence and congestion, and related environmental and human health effects …

Urban functions often diverge from initial planning due to changes driven by residents'
behaviors. Effective urban planning and renewal require accurately identifying urban …

TRAVEL-DEMAND modeling is evolving away from relying on crude data aggregated at
large urban zones toward using highly disaggregated approaches where individual …

Understanding individual daily activity patterns is essential for travel demand management
and urban planning. This research introduces a new method to infer individuals' activities …

Understanding human movements and their interactions with the built environment has long
been a research interest in transport geography. In recent years, two important types of …