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WorkChanging Pattern of Human Movements in Istanbul During Covid-19

Ayşe Giz Gülnerman2021

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Changing Pattern of Human Movements in Istanbul During Covid-19

Ayşe Giz Gülnerman

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Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis COVID-19 epidemiological studies Urban Design and Spatial Analysis

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Year2021

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Published2021-01-01

VenueLecture notes in computer science

ISSN-L0302-9743

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