An integrated spatio-temporal GIS toolkit for exploring intra-household interactions
TransportationPublished 14 November 2007
Hejun Kang, Darren M. Scott
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An integrated spatio-temporal GIS toolkit that facilitates the exploration of intra-household interactions and results show that certain key attributes for independent and joint activity/travel episodes also vary under the different classification criteria.
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3D, Activity analysis, Geovisualization, GIS, Intra-household interaction, Joint activity, Space-time path, Spatio-temporal GIS, Travel behavior,
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