Search Results - "Salat, Hadrien"

A method to estimate population densities and electricity consumption from mobile phone data in developing countries by Salat, Hadrien, Smoreda, Zbigniew, Schläpfer, Markus, Fu, Shihe

“…High quality census data are not always available in developing countries. Instead, mobile phone data are becoming a popular proxy to evaluate the density,…”
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Uncovering inequality through multifractality of land prices: 1912 and contemporary Kyoto by Salat, Hadrien, Murcio, Roberto, Yano, Keiji, Arcaute, Elsa

“…Multifractal analysis offers a number of advantages to measure spatial economic segregation and inequality, as it is free of categories and boundaries…”
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Analysing the impact of electrification on rural attractiveness in Senegal with mobile phone data by Salat, Hadrien, Schläpfer, Markus, Smoreda, Zbigniew, Rubrichi, Stefania

“…Reliable and affordable access to electricity has become one of the basic needs for humans and is, as such, at the top of the development agenda. It…”
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Multifractal methodology by Salat, Hadrien, Murcio, Roberto, Arcaute, Elsa

“…Various methods have been developed independently to study the multifractality of measures in many different contexts. Although they all convey the same…”
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The universal visitation law of human mobility by Schläpfer, Markus, Dong, Lei, O’Keeffe, Kevin, Santi, Paolo, Szell, Michael, Salat, Hadrien, Anklesaria, Samuel, Vazifeh, Mohammad, Ratti, Carlo, West, Geoffrey B.

“…Human mobility impacts many aspects of a city, from its spatial structure 1 – 3 to its response to an epidemic 4 – 7 . It is also ultimately key to social…”
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Synthetic population Catalyst: A micro-simulated population of England with circadian activities by Salat, Hadrien, Carlino, Dustin, Benitez-Paez, Fernando, Zanchetta, Anna, Arribas-Bel, Daniel, Birkin, Mark

“…The Synthetic Population Catalyst (SPC) is an open-source tool for the simulation of populations. Building on previous efforts, synthetic populations can be…”
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Multifractality applied to the study of spatial inequality in urban systems by Salat, Hadrien

“…This thesis investigates multifractality as a tool to analyse the spatial patterns emerging from urban inequality. In our context, inequality is defined as a…”
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Explainability in Practice: Estimating Electrification Rates from Mobile Phone Data in Senegal by State, Laura, Salat, Hadrien, Rubrichi, Stefania, Smoreda, Zbigniew

“…Explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) provides explanations for not interpretable machine learning (ML) models. While many technical approaches exist,…”
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Mobile phone data's potential for informing infrastructure planning in developing countries by Salat, Hadrien, Smoreda, Zbigniew, Schläpfer, Markus

“…High quality census data are not always available in developing countries. Instead, mobile phone data are becoming a trending proxy to evaluate population…”
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The impact of electrification on rural attractiveness in Senegal by Salat, Hadrien, Schläpfer, Markus, Smoreda, Zbigniew, Rubrichi, Stefania

“…A reliable and affordable access to electricity has become one of the basic needs for humans and is, as such, at the top of the development agenda. It…”
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The hidden universality of movement in cities by Schläpfer, Markus, Szell, Michael, Salat, Hadrien, Ratti, Carlo, West, Geoffrey B

“…The interaction of all mobile species with their environment hinges on their movement patterns: the places they visit and how frequently they go there. In…”
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Multifractal methodology by Salat, Hadrien, Murcio, Roberto, Arcaute, Elsa

“…Various methods have been developed independently to study the multifractality of measures in many different contexts. Although they all convey the same…”
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Uncovering inequality through multifractality of land prices: 1912 Kyoto, a case study by Salat, Hadrien, Murcio, Roberto, Yano, Keiji, Arcaute, Elsa

“…Multifractal analysis offers a number of advantages to measure spatial economic segregation and inequality, as it is free of categories and boundaries…”
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Multiscale Entropy in the Spatial Context of Cities by Barner, Martin, Cottineau, Clémentine, Molinero, Carlos, Salat, Hadrien, Stanilov, Kiril, Arcaute, Elsa

“…Entropy relates the fast, microscopic behaviour of the elements in a system to its slow, macroscopic state. We propose to use it to explain how, as complexity…”
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