Refining the Central Tourist District of Paris with GPS tracking data and GIS analysis

Michael Bauder

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Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Urban Design and Spatial Analysis

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Figure 1. Refining the Central Tourist District of Paris with GPS tracking data and GIS analysisAs one of the world’s leading tourist destination, Paris has been the subject of numerous studies within tourism research. Particular attention has been given to the spatial dimension of tourism and visitor activities in the city (amongst others Pearce, 1998; Gérardot, 2009; Freytag, 2010; Olteanu Raimond et al., 2012). This article focuses on the concept of the Central Tourist District (CTD), pos...

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1998Tourist districts in Paris: structure and functions 2014Using GPS Supported Speed Analysis to Determine Spatial Visitor Behaviour 2012Le Paris des visiteurs étrangers, qu’en disent les téléphones mobiles ? Inférence des pratiques spatiales et fréquentations des sites touristiques en Île-de-France 2021The European City 2013Neue Methoden der Mobilitätsanalyse: Die Verbindung von GPS-Tracking mit quantitativen und qualitativen Methoden im Kontext des Tourismus

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