2021
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-07642021000400121
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Aplicación de la predicción espacial para el mejoramiento de la cobertura del sistema de bicicletas compartidas en Manizales, Colombia

Abstract: El objetivo de esta investigación es evaluar la influencia de aumentar el número de estaciones del sistema de bicicletas públicas de Manizales (Colombia) aplicando modelos de oferta del transporte e identificando los sectores beneficiados en términos de tiempo medio de viaje. A partir de la red peatonal, cargada con la velocidad operativa de caminata, se aplican modelos geoestadísticos para el cálculo de las curvas isócronas en tres escenarios, el actual y dos propuestas de nuevas estaciones; luego se realiza … Show more

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“…In this line, the work of Escobar et al (2022b) identified social inequity in access to the aerial cableway because the lowest socioeconomic stratum (SES 1) showed the lowest population coverage compared to other SES. Zuluaga et al (2021) analyzed access to the public bicycle service in Manizales, concluding that the current distribution of stations provides poor access to the lowest socioeconomic strata (SES 1 and 2). Gómez et al (2022) analyzed the Spatio-temporal distribution of educational centers in Manizales, observing better coverage for high SES.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this line, the work of Escobar et al (2022b) identified social inequity in access to the aerial cableway because the lowest socioeconomic stratum (SES 1) showed the lowest population coverage compared to other SES. Zuluaga et al (2021) analyzed access to the public bicycle service in Manizales, concluding that the current distribution of stations provides poor access to the lowest socioeconomic strata (SES 1 and 2). Gómez et al (2022) analyzed the Spatio-temporal distribution of educational centers in Manizales, observing better coverage for high SES.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%