Why? ✅ Captures ideas that otherwise stay private ✅ Stimulates new lines of research ✅ Restores the human voice to science, letting readers see not only what we found, but what we dare to think
📦 A short, clearly labeled, visually distinct section 📦 A home for bold but non-evidence-based ideas 📦 With a disclaimer so readers know it’s speculation
But if we never articulate the daring interpretations, causal hunches, or ambitious possibilities that come from our work… we risk slowing down discovery.
To round off #ECTQG it is @miladmzdh.bsky.social presenting his work on understanding the importance of regional connectivity using multiple mobility flows.
🤚 In other words, improving the walkability of only residential areas is not enough (e.g., concepts like x-min cities). We’re missing a major opportunity to reduce emissions if we ignore the other places people visit: commercial centres, leisure hubs, and secondary destinations.
7/ If you want to get involved, give feedback, or add your study, reach out! 📬 Message me 📋 Feedback form in the prototype Let’s build a global, open, and reproducible future for GPS mobility research.
Phase I: Share metadata, even knowing who has what is powerful! Phase II: Store & share GPS data, securely Phase III: Analyze data in the cloud, especially helpful when data can't be moved
Location Based Services conference #LBS2025 continues with @miladmzdh.bsky.social presenting his work on characterizing the attractiveness of regions in Europe.
Do your visualisations of origin-destination matrices look like hairy messes? Try the new #EdgeBundling tool by me, Oula Inkeröinen, @miladmzdh.bsky.social & @ollejarv.bsky.social!