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Inferring origin-destination flows using mobile phone data: A case study of Senegal

Demissie et al., 2016

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12167399108589962575
Author
Demissie M
Antunes F
Bento C
Phithakkitnukoon S
Sukhvibul T
Publication year
Publication venue
2016 13th International conference on electrical engineering/electronics, computer, telecommunications and information technology (ECTI-CON)

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In transportation planning, estimating the movement of people between a set of origins and destinations is a challenging task. This has been inferred in two way: from data on household socioeconomic attributes in each study zone or based on the characteristics of …
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