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Based on discussion with Miles, 2008-09-23
- Define and explicate a new data-driven construct for conceptualizing movement in urban environments.
- Three typologies of movement:
- Dwell
- XY-aggregated locations at which a substantial amount of "non-moving" time is spent; may include short, punctuated bouts of "moving" points
- Trip
- linear collections of "moving" points, may contain short, punctuated bouts of "non-moving" points
- Stop
- XY-aggregated locations of "non-moving" points within trips
- Dwell
- How have others attempted to define & measure this or a similar typology?
- What does this new paradigm have to offer?
- What data set would be necessary to investigate the use of this paradigm?
- What hypotheses could be tested using this construct?
- Three typologies of movement:
- Explicate methodology for obtaining & processing data set
- Hypotehsis testing for hypotheses made in step 1
- 4D data frame
- XY (Cartesian)
- Z (elevation)
- time
- attribute(s) of points
- Display a cloud of XYZt data with unique value classification of an attribute
- "Collapse" one of the dimensions by viewing data cube endwise
- Look for patterns across subjects, dwell, or trip types.