Analyzing Urban Space Resilience: Human Mobility Pulses in Auckland's Urban Hotspots through the lens of COVID-19
I-Ting Chuang,
Qing Qing Chen
Abstract:The COVID-19 pandemic has affected people's daily lives since its outbreak, which has taken the discussion about urban resilience to new heights. Locational data streaming provides opportunities to explore how individuals utilize different urban spaces while their daily routines are disrupted. In this paper, we built on the radical transformation of social behaviours imposed by the government's emergency policies to explore the impacts and recovery of the visiting patterns in urban hotspots under one of the mo… Show more
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