Handheld GPS provides a new technology to trace people's daily travels and has been
increasingly used for household travel surveys in major cities worldwide. However …

In this paper we challenge the prevailing practice of conducting one‐off cross‐sectional
mobility surveys, making a case for change on the basis of usefulness and cost …

The combination of increasing challenges in administering household travel surveys and
advances in global positioning systems (GPS)/geographic information systems (GIS) …

The recent availability of longitudinal data on individual trip making and activity behaviour
has provided analysts with new insights into the structures and motives of daily life travel …

GPS data for a year's worth of travel by 255 Seattle households illuminate how plug-in
electric vehicles can match household needs. The results suggest that a battery-electric …

This paper describes development and testing of a passive GPS tracking smartphone
application and corresponding data analysis methodology designed to increase the quality …

This paper proposes a data fusion approach to automatically detect activity patterns in a
GPS dataset based on travel diaries and correct misclassification errors. The Activity …

Despite awareness of the negative consequences of car use, leisure trips are still often
made by car. A better understanding of the potential for a transition to more sustainable …

As the COVID-19 pandemic worsened, many people saw bikes as one of the safest means
of transportation in the hard-hit cities. All the bike sharing utilization patterns during the …

The appropriate duration of time diaries as a source of time use data is analyzed in a
structured way. Nine detailed European surveys based on seven-days diaries are used in …