Resilience tool
Output
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Indicators for accessibility, connectivity, and network resilience.
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Classified network nodes based on connectivity indicators.
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Identified topological type of the the network.
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Network resilience according to different disruptions.
Input
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Disaggregated origin-destination data (e.g. by gender, trip purpose, travel duration, distance).
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Socio-economic data.
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Spatial data for the SmartHubs location and transport infrastructure.
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Through an agent-based and spatial interaction modeling.
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Through microsimulation, if the O-D, spatial, and socioeconomic data is not available.
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Using an online software (Spinmodel) to calibrate the model and to compute the indicators.
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For more details about the process, click here.
How?
When?
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When the location of the mobility hub has been defined.
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Or to assess potential locations.
Why?
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To compare potential locations and their impact through accessibility analysis.
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To measure the resilience of a network.
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To simulate the impact of the mobility hub in the network resilience.
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To evaluate accessibility impacts of mobility hubs on vulnerable-to-exclusion population.