Socio-spatial segregation is the physical separation of different social, economic, or
demographic groups within a geographic space, often resulting in unequal access to …

Urban environments, characterized by their complex, multi-layered networks encompassing
physical, social, economic, and environmental dimensions, face significant challenges in the …

In US cities, neighborhoods have long been racially segregated. However, people do not
spend all their time in their neighborhoods, and the consequences of residential segregation …

Freight mobility segregation, a phenomenon like residential social segregation, is a crucial
aspect of city landscapes that influences the livability and sustainability of cities. However …

We propose a social network-aware approach to study socio-economic segregation. The
key question that we address is whether patterns of segregation are more pronounced in …

Across Western democracies, education levels are predictive of immigration attitudes and
voting for new left or far right parties. What explains education-based political divides? This …

The neighborhood effect averaging problem (NEAP) is a fundamental statistical
phenomenon in mobility-dependent environmental exposures. It suggests that individual …

This article combines daily mobility data collected via mobile device and the American
Community Survey to create comprehensive measures of activity space segregation across …

Predicting how different interventions will causally affect a specific individual is important in
a variety of domains such as personalized medicine, public policy, and online marketing …

We study how preferences over the demographic composition of co-patrons affects income
segregation in shared spaces. To distinguish demographic preferences from tastes for other …