Complex Connections Lab is proud to have 5 contributions accepted and 2 Data Challenges to Netmob2023 this year in Madrid.
Talks
Lavinia Rossi Mori, Antonio Desiderio & Robert Eyre, Visitation patterns of COVID-19: POIs interactions within urban structure.
Clodomir Santana, COVID-19 is linked to changes in the time-space dimension of human mobility.
Lavinia Rossi Mori, Time dynamic of income segregation at neighborhoods scale.
Thomas Collins, Spatiotemporal gender differences in urban vibrancy’ has been accepted to be presented as a talk in the conference.
Posters
Arthur Vandervoort, Characterising Intersectional Mobility Patterns Using Multiple Correspondence Analysis and Household Network Entropy.
Data Challenges
Thomas Collins, Unveiling social vibrancy in urban spaces with app usage.
Antonio Desiderio, Zsófia Zádor, Unfolding urban fragmentation: The interconnection between app usage and city landscape.
Some links to projects: Covid19 Mobility, Time-Space Mobility, Time Dynamics