Objective:
- Quantify the spatial directionality of human mobility, employing vector conputation that integrates both the magnitude and direction of mobility flows
Case:
Methodology:
Data Source
- Two-month mobile phone data
Findings:
- Residents in monocentric cities face increasing commuting distances as city expand, in contrast to the consistent commuting patterns observed in polycentric cities
- Employment attraction and commuting distance scaling are key to explaining the divergent mobility patterns
Coding Reference:
