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doi: 10.4121/a1f8d274-8322-49c3-97b9-c67d3bbe6cda

Eftekhar, Zahra; van Lint, Hans; Pel, Adam (2024): The codes associated with the publication: A Cluster Analysis of Temporal Patterns of Travel Production in the Netherlands: Dominant within-day and day-to-day patterns and their association with Urbanization Levels. Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. software. https://doi.org/10.4121/a1f8d274-8322-49c3-97b9-c67d3bbe6cda.v1

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demand pattern, land-use feature, temporal pattern, travel production, urbanization

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by Zahra Eftekhar , Hans van Lint , Adam Pel

This Dataset contains the code associated with the research paper titled "A Cluster Analysis of Temporal Patterns of Travel Production in the Netherlands: Dominant within-day and day-to-day patterns and their association with Urbanization Levels". The paper is published in the EJTIR. This code repo is intended to perform analysis on the temporal patterns of travel demand in the Netherlands. The data source needed for running this code can be found under the name "The input data associated with the publication: A Cluster Analysis of Temporal Patterns of Travel Production in the Netherlands: Dominant within-day and day-to-day patterns and their association with Urbanization Levels".

• 2024-09-30 first online, published, posted

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scripts/ .py and .ipynb; package management/ requirement.txt; readme file/.md

A Cluster Analysis of Temporal Patterns of Travel Production in the Netherlands: Dominant within-day and day-to-day patterns and their association with Urbanization Levels

• MiRRORS (grant code 16270) NWO/TTW

TU Delft, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Department of Transport and Planning