Urban Rhythms and Travel Behaviour: Spatial and Temporal Phenomena of Daily Travel

Stefan Schönfelder · Kay Werner Axhausen

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Contents: Introduction Part I Foundations: Theoretical framework Definitions Time, space and travel analysis: an overview A conceptual model of non-response The multi-day data sets employed. Part II The Temporal Aspects of Day-to-Day Travel Behaviour: Current patterns of travel behaviour Scheduling Modelling the rhythms of activity demand: an explanatory approach, modelling details and results . Part III Human Spatial Behaviour and the Analysis of Activity Spaces: Destination choice and activity spaces: a review of concepts and a framework for analysis Analysing activity space using longitudinal data: methods and results. Part IV Conclusions: Concluding remarks Appendix Bibliography Index.

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