Toward a Systemic Use of Manifold Cell Phone Network Data for Urban Analysis and Planning

Fabio Manfredini · Paola Pucci · Paolo Tagliolato

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

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The paper will present the main results of research aimed at evaluating different mobile phone data sources for urban analysis and planning for the Monza and Brianza Province (Northern Italy) during 2011. In order to analyze the complex temporal and spatial patterns of this spatial context, we used several mobile phone traffic data (i.e. Erlang measures, SMS counts, MSC active clients counts), provided by Telecom Italia, covering two time slots in 2009 and 2010. We therefore integrated manifold mobile phone network data sources in a systemic way for a comprehensive evaluation of the overall potential of these data in describing urban dynamics.

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