Faculty
Social Sciences
Supervisor Name
Jinhyung Lee & Jed Long
Keywords
Transit Gaps, Transit Deserts, GIS applications, Data Mapping, Supply-Demand, Public Transportation
Description
This study looks at early morning hourly public transit use in London, Ontario, from 5:00 AM to 8:59 AM and measures the transit gaps between supply and demand at each hour to identify not only areas of oversupply or undersupply but how their occurrence and positions develop over a temporal scale.
Acknowledgements
Thank you to my Supervisors, Dr. Jinhyung Lee and Dr. Jed Long, for their continued guidance and support. Thank you to the Western USRI program and the Faculty of Social Sciences for granting me this opportunity to pursue my research work.
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Document Type
Poster
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Temporal Variability of Public Transit Supply-Demand Gaps in London, ON, Canada
This study looks at early morning hourly public transit use in London, Ontario, from 5:00 AM to 8:59 AM and measures the transit gaps between supply and demand at each hour to identify not only areas of oversupply or undersupply but how their occurrence and positions develop over a temporal scale.