Pappalardo et al. [38] propose a data-driven analytical framework to 'nowcast' socio-economical indicators using mobility features extracted from mobile phone data.
They seem tailor-made for groups like new immigrants, expats, and millennials who want simple, economical, hassle-free temporary mobility solutions with easy cancellation and return policies.
Finally, a matrix concluding the relationship between the principles of these contemporary urban planning theories and approaches and urban quality of life dimensions is developed, in order to achieve a set of principles that address environmental, physical, mobility, social, psychological, economical and political concerns called urban quality of life principles.
The above results demonstrate that, under high temperature and high salinity condition, nitrogen foam still can act as a promising economical method for improving the mobility difference between water and oil by applying appropriate injection parameters.
In one sense this hardly seems newsworthy, but it is telling that even economists think that F Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece offers the most resonant (and economical) shorthand for the problems of social mobility, economic inequality and class antagonism that we face today.
"This observation therefore suggests that Uber's economical model exploits this trend of human mobility in order to maximize revenue," say Mascolo and co.
Generally scientists agree that both phenomena are part of one process: The higher the "development" (in a socio-economical sense) the more are the options of mobility, which stimulate migration in turn.
"The one that seemed to best address improved mobility and was over all the most economical was a new bridge with a commuter light-rail element," said Thom Kleiner, supervisor of Orangetown, which sits at the base of the bridge in Rockland County.
