This tool has been developed by the University of Bologna, Italy, within the Smart Mobility Hubs as Game Changers in Transport (SmartHubs) project, funded through the ERA-NET Urban Accessibility and Connectivity call of JPI-Urban Europe. For Italy, funding has been provided by the Ministry of University and Research (MUR). The SmartHubs Resilience Tool has been developed by the University of Bologna, Department of Economics. It allows researchers and practitioners to analyse the accessibility and network connectivity impacts of mobility hubs on the resilience of urban public transportation networks. The tool, which relies on public transport and bike sharing data, is made up of two components: a first one (Connectivity Component) providing network analysis-based indicators, such as efficiency and betweenness; a second one (Accessibility Component) allowing to compute accessibility indicators – emerging from conventional spatial interaction/transport models – for the geographical area under analysis.
Patuelli, R., Malandri, C., Rabasco, M., Reggiani, A., Rossetti, R. (2024). SmartHubs Resilience Tool.
SmartHubs Resilience Tool
R. Patuelli
;C. Malandri;M. Rabasco;A. Reggiani;R. Rossetti
2024
Abstract
This tool has been developed by the University of Bologna, Italy, within the Smart Mobility Hubs as Game Changers in Transport (SmartHubs) project, funded through the ERA-NET Urban Accessibility and Connectivity call of JPI-Urban Europe. For Italy, funding has been provided by the Ministry of University and Research (MUR). The SmartHubs Resilience Tool has been developed by the University of Bologna, Department of Economics. It allows researchers and practitioners to analyse the accessibility and network connectivity impacts of mobility hubs on the resilience of urban public transportation networks. The tool, which relies on public transport and bike sharing data, is made up of two components: a first one (Connectivity Component) providing network analysis-based indicators, such as efficiency and betweenness; a second one (Accessibility Component) allowing to compute accessibility indicators – emerging from conventional spatial interaction/transport models – for the geographical area under analysis.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


