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Using crowd source data in bicycle route choice modeling

Jensen et al., 2019

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8800011007194408509
Author
Jensen A
Paolo A
Rasmussen T
Nielsen O
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Proceedings from the Annual Transport Conference at Aalborg University

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We present a bicycle route choice model modelled in Value of Distance space based on revealed GPS data and an improved network with a very detailed representation of the bicycle infrastructure and detailed calculations of the related attributes. Beside common …
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