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USING GPS-TRACKING TECHNOLOGY FOR URBAN DESIGN INTERVENTIONS

Stefan van der Spek · C.M. Van Langelaar

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Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis Geographic Information Systems Studies Urban Design and Spatial Analysis

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Abstract. The aim of this paper is to express the application of tracking technologies in Urban Design and Planning. Tracking technologies can be used to monitor different user groups in different occasions. Since 2005, TU Delft has explored and developed two types of research using GPS to collect spatio-temporal data in urban environments: (1) visitors of city centers and (2) households in specific district, specific street or specific types of buildings. The collected data can be used for analyzing, visualizing and understanding how the city functions and how people perceive the city.

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