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  • Travel distances in daily travel and long-distance travel: what role is played by urban form?
  • Distance travelled ; Household ; Land use ; Multi-purpose trip ; Municipality ; Population density ; Transport ; Urban area ; Urban density
  • Commune ; Densité de population ; Densité urbaine ; Distance parcourue ; Espace urbain ; Forme urbaine ; Ménage ; Trajet à buts multiples ; Transport ; Utilisation du sol
  • This article examines travel distances in daily trips based on random day trip diaries and long-distance trips for private and business purposes. First, it analyses the effects of municipality size classes based on population, population density
  • , and land-use mix, while controlling for sociodemographics. Second, it finds distances travelled on long-distance trips and daily trips to be affected by sociodemographics in much the same way, while spatial effects affect distances travelled on daily
  • travel shorter distances in their daily lives.
  • and long-distance trips mostly in different directions. Residents of small municipalities and low-density neighbourhoods make fewer and/or shorter long-distance journeys than those living in large cities and high-density neighbourhoods, but the latter
  • On the relationship between travel time and travel distance of commuters. Reported versus network travel data in the Netherlands
  • Car ; Commuting ; Distance travelled ; Model ; Netherlands (The) ; Statistics ; Time-distance
  • Automobile ; Distance parcourue ; Distance-temps ; Migration alternante ; Modèle ; Pays-Bas ; Statistique
  • relatif au temps de transport. Présentation des relations entre les concepts de distance et de temps. Comparaison du comportement des hommes et des femmes. Analyse de la pratique de mise en commun de véhicules (car-pooling).
  • Effects of multiple stops on the distance traveled to a grocery store
  • Canada ; Commerce de détail ; Comportement ; Comportement des consommateurs ; Distance-temps ; Géographie humaine ; Hamilton ; Ontario
  • Data from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada have indicated that travel time from home to grocery store is affected by three aspects of a trip : the number of shops, the number of trip purposes, and the order of a shopping stop. The effects of such multiple
  • stops on the distance from home to a store is crucial for understanding spatial patterns of retail choice. - (SGA)
  • Recreational travel to New South Wales beaches
  • Certain social profile variables known to affect recreational travel are discussed, and considered in relation to the movement of day trippers to beaches in Southern New South Wales. The relationships between these variables and distances travelled
  • Telecommunications and travel : substitution of modified behavior?
  • Comportement économique ; Distance-temps ; Espace-temps ; Géographie humaine ; Réseau de transmissions ; Télécommunication
  • Travel time as the basis of cognitive basis
  • Analyse de régression ; Analyse spatiale ; Distance ; Distance perçue ; Géographie humaine ; Perception ; Perception de l'espace ; Temps de trajet
  • Comparaison et mise en relation de la distance mentale et de la distance objective. Il semble que la perception de la distance est en relation plus nette avec le temps de transport.
  • A research on urban recreationists' traveling behaviors in Shanghai
  • Attraction urbaine ; Chine ; Choix spatial ; Distance ; Enquête ; Espace d'activité ; Loisir ; Shanghai ; Tourisme ; Trajet
  • Action space ; China ; Distance ; Enquiry ; Leisure ; Shanghai ; Spatial choice ; Tourism ; Trip ; Urban attraction
  • Taking Shanghai as a sample of destination and origin of urban recreationists, this paper is based on data from comprehensive travel measurement. To analyze traveling models, the A. uses techniques of recreational activity space and the use curve
  • analysis. Isotourist lines are constructed. The A. finds that a U-shaped UC model exists in the distance decay under the influence of attractiveness and distance.
  • Sediment travel distance as an experimental and model variable in particulate movement
  • In this paper travel distance will be used to refer to horizontal distances. A particle movement such as rainsplash or fluvial bedload transport shows at least the potential for variations in travel distance with grain size. Experimental data also
  • show a considerable dispersion in the travel distances within each grain size class. This behaviour also contrasts strongly with that for a mass movement. Transporting capacity cannot generally be measured directly, but must be derived from
  • Excess travel in non-professional trips : why look for it miles away ?
  • Accessibility ; Behaviour ; Belgium ; Commuting ; Distance travelled ; Flanders ; Proximity ; Spatial analysis ; Spatial differentiation ; Transport ; Trip
  • Accessibilité ; Analyse spatiale ; Belgique ; Comportement ; Différenciation spatiale ; Distance parcourue ; Migration alternante ; Proximité ; Trajet ; Transport ; Vlaanderen
  • Regional variation in excess travel in non-professional trips in Flanders is assessed. Proximity to various quasi-daily destinations is compared with the reported distance that is actually travelled to reach similar facilities. In rural areas larger
  • distances are travelled, although the closest facility is chosen more often. In the most urbanised areas, spatial proximity is also an important aspect in destination choice. Quantification of these phenomena can support the practice of sustainable spatial
  • Virtual rate and mean distance of travel of individual clasts in gravel-bed channels
  • Travel distance in gravel-bed rivers of tagged particles of various sizes are related to excess stream power estimated for peak discharge. Mean distance of movement, irrespective of grain size, is weakly correlated with stream power, especially near
  • Particle travel distances and bed and sediment compositions associated with rain-impacted flows
  • of raindrop impact. Although, in theory, a relationship between settling velocity and particle travel distance exists, particle density is also a factor. Further study of how particle characteristics influence sediment discharge will aid modelling
  • Access to supermarkets among poorer neighborhoods : a comparison of time and distance measures
  • Accessibilité ; Alimentation ; Banlieue ; Centre-ville ; Distance-temps ; Espace urbain ; Etats-Unis ; Ménage ; Oregon ; Pauvreté ; Portland ; Quartier ; Supermarché
  • Accessibility ; Food ; Household ; Inner city ; Neighbourhood ; Oregon ; Poverty ; Suburbs ; Time-distance ; United States of America ; Urban area
  • This article assesses neighborhood differences in access to supermarkets for the Portland, Oregon region. It shows that poor and nonpoor outer neighborhoods have longer average travel times and distances to nearby supermarkets than their more
  • centralized counterparts. It also demonstrates that the former fare better on travel distance than nonpoor outer neighborhoods do, but endure penalties in longer travel times. This research suggests that more nuanced methodology will be required for us
  • Travel characteristics and mobility Behavior: aspects of rural transport impact in Indonesia
  • Accessibilité ; Chemin rural ; Comportement ; Distance parcourue ; Désenclavement ; Développement rural ; Espace rural ; Géographie humaine ; Indonésie ; Infrastructure routière ; Investissement ; Réseau routier ; Trajet ; Transport ; Transport en
  • De l'importance du désenclavement pour le développement rural dans le Tiers-Monde. Impact de l'amélioration de l'accessibilité. Caractéristiques des déplacements, distances parcourues, utilisation de transports en commun, avec horaires réguliers
  • Travel for home : an economic geography of commuting distances in Montreal
  • Canada ; Centrality ; Commuting ; Distance travelled ; Gender difference ; Journey to work ; Montréal ; Polycentrism ; Quebec ; Residential location ; Urban area ; Urban economy ; Workplace
  • Canada ; Centralité ; Différence entre sexes ; Distance parcourue ; Economie urbaine ; Espace urbain ; Lieu de travail ; Localisation résidentielle ; Migration alternante ; Montréal ; Polycentrisme ; Québec ; Trajet domicile-travail
  • Etude des écarts dans les distances parcourues entre le domicile et le travail pour accéder à divers types de localisation des emplois, en soulignant les différences entre sexes, et compte tenu de la polarisation ou de la centralité de ces emplois
  • Personal mobility : a corporeal dimension of transnationalisation. The case of long-distance travel from Sweden
  • Accessibility ; Distance travelled ; Internationalization ; Journey ; Migration ; Mobility ; Societal relations ; Space time ; Sweden
  • Accessibilité ; Distance parcourue ; Espace-temps ; Internationalisation ; Migration ; Mobilité ; Relations sociales ; Suède ; Suédois ; Voyage
  • Les AA. étudient quelques propriétés relatives aux récents développements de la mobilité internationale. Recherche d'une meilleure compréhension théorique des changements concernant les voyages sur longue distance. Données sur la Suède, années 1990
  • Multidimensional sequence alignment methods for activity-travel pattern analysis : a comparison of dynamic programming and genetic algorithms
  • Algorithme ; Distance ; Echelle multidimensionnelle ; Espace-temps ; Méthodologie ; Trajet ; Transport
  • Algorithm ; Distance ; Methodology ; Multidimensional scaling ; Space time ; Transport ; Trip
  • These methods developed in molecular biology have been introduced in time use research. They capture the similarity of activity-travel patterns, including sequential information, but based on a single attribute only. The extension
  • Changes in commuting distances of Dutch households
  • Commuting ; Distance travelled ; Journey to work ; Labour market ; Model ; Netherlands (The) ; Residential location ; Workplace
  • Distance parcourue ; Lieu de travail ; Localisation résidentielle ; Marché du travail ; Migration alternante ; Modèle ; Pays-Bas ; Trajet domicile-travail
  • The economic theory of search is proposed as a theoretical background which motivates the modelling of commuting distance distributions. A sub-sample is used of respondants of the Housing Demand Survey of 1985, approached again in 1988
  • . The distances are discussed in relation to household characteristics. Their apparent rapid increase is due in large part to changes in the employment situation.
  • Distance de migration, cycle de vie individuel et évolution du contexte historique
  • Demographic analysis ; Distance travelled ; France ; Internal migration ; Life cycle ; Residential mobility ; Spatial behaviour
  • Analyse démographique ; Comportement spatial ; Cycle de vie ; Distance parcourue ; France ; Migration intérieure ; Mobilité résidentielle
  • Etude effectuée à partir de l'enquête de l'INED « biographie familiale, professionnelle et migratoire ». L'évolution des distances selon l'âge est plus complexe que celle du niveau de mobilité. L'évolution des distances d'une cohorte à l'autre
  • Examining distance effects on hospitalizations using GIS : a study of three health regions in British Columbia, Canada
  • Accessibilité ; British Columbia ; Canada ; Distance ; Equipement ; Hôpital ; Localisation ; Services de santé ; Système d'information géographique
  • Accessibility ; British Columbia ; Canada ; Distance ; Facilities ; Geographical information system ; Hospital ; Location ; Medical services
  • The AA. examine travel distance and its effect on total and avoidable hospitalizations, using data from three health regions in British Columbia. They conceptualize distance to hospital in geographic and socioeconomic contexts from the care seeker's
  • The spatial limits of the travel cost recreational demand model
  • Aire de loisirs ; Comportement des consommateurs ; Coût de transport ; Distance ; Déplacement ; Economie ; Economie spatiale ; Fréquentation ; Géographie humaine ; Loisir ; Modèle économique
  • Introduction de la notion de seuil de distance dans les modèles de coût de transport vers les aires de loisirs. Au-delà d'une certaine distance, le comportement des consommateurs n'est plus conforme aux modèles économiques en usage: le but de