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Comparaison des mobilités quotidiennes adultes/enfants à travers la métrique des espaces-temps d'action : intérêt, limites, méthode et cartes. L’exemple de Bogotá (Colombie)
Abstract : This work was presented on 8 November 2018 in Tours (France) on the occasion of the 16th edition of the MSFS Colloquium, which focused on the following theme: "Spatial mobility, collection, analysis and processing methodologies". Through this presentation, the authors introduce the space-time of action (STA) metrics that they have designed to enrich the cartographic visualisation of the daily accessibility of social groups to their place of activity. The context of the design of this metric, its implementation and its limits are explained. This metric is used to monitor the joint evolution of accessibility to workplaces and studyplaces for active adults and co-resident children among a sample of households. The analysis is based on data from two surveys conducted 16 years apart in nine neighbourhoods in Bogotá. The first survey dates from 1993 (CEDE-ORSTOM survey conducted among 922 households) and the second from 2009 (ANR METAL survey conducted among 881 households). These surveys, led by Françoise Dureau (UMR MIGRINTER), were developed in line with the work of the GRAB in order to capture the spatial mobility of individuals from a biographical perspective. This work has been published in French in the European Journal of Geography Cybergo (10.4000/cybergeo.33638). An English version is also available: (DOI:10.4000/cybergeo.34149).
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Submitted on : Thursday, February 14, 2019 - 7:06:17 PM
Last modification on : Wednesday, April 27, 2022 - 4:34:22 AM