Use of GPS Tracking to Interactively Explore Disabled Children's Mobility and Accessibility Patterns

Sean T. Doherty, Patricia D. McKeever, Henna Aslam, Lindsay Stephens, Nicole Marie Yantzi

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Urban Transport and Accessibility Disability Rights and Representation Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis

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Sean T. Doherty, Patricia McKeever, Henna Aslam, Lindsay Stephens, Nicole Yantzi, Use of GPS Tracking to Interactively Explore Disabled Children's Mobility and Accessibility Patterns, Children, Youth and Environments, Vol. 24, No. 1 (2014), pp. 1-24

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