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Reversed urbanism: Inferring urban performance through behavioral patterns in temporal telecom data

Noyman et al., 2019

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1238462430009524503
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Noyman A
Doorley R
Xiong Z
Alonso L
Grignard A
Larson K
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Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science

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A fundamental aspect of well performing cities is successful public spaces. For centuries, understanding these places has been limited to sporadic observations and laborious data collection. This study proposes a novel methodology to analyze citywide, discrete urban …
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