Modelling Spatial Patterns of Outdoor Physical Activities using Mobile Sports Tracking Application Data

The paper presents a workflow for collecting, structuring and processing geo-referenced recreational mobility data from a sports tracking application as to monitor recreational usage of urban spaces. The data collected include GPS trajectories of people walking, jogging, and running for recreational purposes in European cities. The presented...

Cognitive aspects of movement in urban design

Passive WiFi monitoring of the rhythm of the campus

Within this research-driven project, passive WiFi monitoring of WiFi enabled devices was used to detect users (students, employees, visitors) of buildings at the campus of Delft University of Technology to gain insight into the Rhythm of the Campus: the occupation, duration of stay and moving pattern at and between the different facilities ...

Semantically Enriching Point Clouds: The case of street levels

Project Pointless: Identifying, visualising and pathfinding through empty space in interior point clouds using an octree approach

The direct use of explorative point cloud data for calculations, observations and classifications.

Exploring Photogrammetric Point Clouds

Evolutionary Resilience: An approach to in situ settlement upgrading in the post disaster communities of Cerros Las Canas and La Cruz, Valparaiso, Chile

The case of Valparaíso, is predominantly chosen because of its recent misfortune that has occurred in April 2014. Rapid urbanization has struck on the steep slopes around the centre of Valparaíso causing them to perch on precarious land. Due to its geography, landslides, earthquakes and wildfires are a common threat that might contribute to the...

Rhythm of the campus

This Geomatics project was carried out in commission of the Municipality of Rotterdam, Geofort Herwijnen and Facility Management of TU Delft. The research project and this report deliver important fundamental information for scientific/academic paper on Wifi tracking

De Rotterdam: Creating a smartphone application to locate colleagues

This Geomatics project was carried out in commission of the Municipality of Rotterdam, Geofort Herwijnen and Facility Management of TU Delft. The research project and this report deliver important fundamental information for scientific/academic paper on Wifi tracking.

Geofort: The realisation of a Marauders map at the Geofort GeoExperience

This Geomatics project was carried out in commission of the Municipality of Rotterdam, Geofort Herwijnen and Facility Management of TU Delft. The research project and this report deliver important fundamental information for scientific/academic paper on Wifi tracking.

Simulating pedestrians through the inner-city: An agent-based approach

This paper describes an agent-based model for the simulation of pedestrian movement in city centers for various types of visitors. It takes into account preferences of different types of pedestrians. The model is tested and calibrated using GNSS data of pedestrians collected during a field experiment in the city of Delft. Although the model as...

Van station tot stadskwartier

Interpreting Pedestrian Behaviour by Visualising and Clustering Movement Data

Recent technological advances have increased the quantity of movement data being recorded. While valuable knowledge can be gained by analysing such data, its sheer volume creates challenges. Geovisual analytics, which helps the human cognition process by using tools to reason about data, offers powerful techniques to resolve these challenges....

Evidence-based design: Satellite positioning studies of city centre user groups

In an era of increasing competition between urban cores, positive pedestrian experiences become crucial in attracting visitors and retaining residents. The dichotomy between use and evaluation of public spaces enables the prioritisation of urban design and management interventions in an age of austerity. When spaces are highly used but evaluated...