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The scales of urban mobility shape socioeconomic mixing
Andrew Renninger, Egor Kotov, Carmen Cabrera
Urban daily mobility determines how far we travel and whom we encounter through the city. As local-living and polycentric planning gain popularity, a key question is whether more l…
Hate speech toward migrants on a citizen reporting platform concentrates in neighborhoods undergoing demographic change
Eduardo Graells-Garrido, Daniela Opitz, Francisco Rowe +1
Understanding when migration generates social integration or exclusion is a central challenge for urban communities. Existing research has mostly relied on surveys, administrative…
Conflict, mobility and fragmentation in the African interurban network
Andrew Renninger, Valentina Marin, Carmen Cabrera +1
Roads make regional integration possible, but they also concentrate risk. When violence reaches a corridor that carries regional movement, the consequences can extend beyond the at…
Spatial accessibility to food banks hinders food parcel uptake in England and Wales, particularly in rural areas
Laura Sheppard, Carmen Cabrera, Daphne Badounas +7
Food bank use in the UK has soared in recent years. The combination of a global pandemic, over-stretched and underfunded public services, and a cost-of-living crisis has meant that…
One country, multiple portraits: representativeness in GPS-based mobility data is source-specific and spatially dependent
Carmen Cabrera, Francisco Rowe, Miguel González-Leonardo +3
Anonymised GPS-based mobile phone data are increasingly used to estimate population distribution and human mobility, supporting applications across disaster response, public health…
A systematic machine learning approach to measure and assess biases in mobile phone population data
Carmen Cabrera, Francisco Rowe
Traditional sources of population data, such as censuses and surveys, are costly, infrequent, and often unavailable in crisis-affected regions. Mobile phone application data offer…
Sustained changes to urban mobility after COVID-19 amplified socio-economic inequalities in Latin America
Carmen Cabrera, Miguel González-Leonardo, Andrea Nasuto +2
Urban mobility is central to economic activity, social inclusion, and access to essential services. COVID-19 caused disruptions to mobility globally, yet its long-term impacts in l…
Extreme heat reduces and reshapes urban mobility
Andrew Renninger, Carmen Cabrera
Extreme heat is a problem in European countries and cities, with rising temperatures affecting ageing populations. Research on mobility during extreme heat remains limited to small…