Human mobility research intersects with various disciplines, with profound implications for urban planning, transportation engineering, public health, disaster management, and economic analysis. Here, we discuss the urgent need for open and standardized datasets in the field, including current challenges and lessons from other computational science domains, and propose collaborative efforts to enhance the validity and reproducibility of human mobility research.
- Enhancing human mobility research with open and standardized datasets
- T Yabe - New York UniversityMassimiliano Luca - Fondazione Bruno KesslerK TsubouchiB Lepri - Fondazione Bruno KesslerMC Gonzalez - University of California, BerkeleyE Moro - Northeastern University
- Nature Computational Science, Vol.4(7), pp.469-472
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- Springer Nature
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- Faculty of Engineering
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- Journal article
- Yabe T, Luca M, Tsubouchi K, Lepri B, Gonzalez MC, Moro E