Analysis of the pedestrian network of Lausanne: Eccentricity, accessibility and partitionning
T. Emmanouilidis, F. Bavaud
- Conference
- Latsis symposium 2012: 1st European Symposium on Quantitative Methods in Transportation Systems (2012)
- Publication year
- 2012
Abstract
Indices of sinuosity, eccentricity and accessibility play a major role in spatial planning, quantitative geography, and data-analytic studies. Optimal transportation, path transformation and nodes clustering issues are discussed and illustrated on the complete pedestrian network of Lausanne (27’219 nodes and 31’482 edges).
How to cite
T. Emmanouilidis; F. Bavaud (2012). Analysis of the pedestrian network of Lausanne: Eccentricity, accessibility and partitionning. In: Latsis symposium 2012: 1st European Symposium on Quantitative Methods in Transportation Systems.