Understanding the spatiotemporal distribution of people within a city is crucial to many
planning applications. Obtaining data to create required knowledge, currently involves costly …

Understanding how people move in the urban area is important for solving urbanization
issues, such as traffic management, urban planning, epidemic control, and communication …

Understanding commuting patterns has been a classic research topic in the fields of
geography, transportation and urban planning, and it is significant for handling the …

Emerging trends in the use of smartphones, online mapping applications, and social media,
in addition to the geo-located data they generate, provide opportunities to trace users' socio …

In recent years, data generated in the field of transportation has begun to explode. Individual
continuous tracking data, such as mobile phone data, IC smart card data, taxi GPS data, bus …

The ubiquitous availability of computing technology such as smartphones, tablets, and other
easily portable devices, and the worldwide adoption of social networking sites make it …

Existing studies extensively utilized taxicab trips and individuals' movements captured by
mobile phone usages (referred as" mobile phone movements" hereafter) to understand …

Abstract Smartphones with embedded Global Positioning Systems (GPS) sensors and
accelerometers provide outstanding opportunities to gather information about transportation …

Given the changing dynamics of mobility patterns and rapid growth of cities, transport
agencies seek to respond more rapidly to needs of the public with the goal of offering an …

Transportation activity surveys investigate when, where and how people travel in urban
areas to provide information necessary for urban transportation planning. In Singapore, the …