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Automated Land Use Identification

using Cell-phone Records

June 28, 2011

Vctor Soto & Enrique Fras-Martnez

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Introduction

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Goal: Land use of urban areas using Call Details Records.

Study Evolution, Evaluate Urban Zooning

Preliminaries

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Cell Phone Network

CDR dataset

Our Dataset

1 month of phone call interactions.

1100 Base Transceiver Stations.

Each CDR contains: phoneSource | phoneDestiny | btsSource | btsDestiny | DD/MM/YYYY | hh:mm:ss | d

Phone number are encrypted to anonymize user identities.

Activity Signature

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Representations

Land Use Identification

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Methodology (I)

K-means was applied for k={3,4,...,8} for the three representations.

Validity index: maximizes the minimum inter-cluster distance and minimizes the average intra-cluster distance.

DTW also used but did not return good results.

Validation

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Cluster 1: Industrial & Office

Cluster 2: Business & Commercial

Cluster 3: Nightlife

Cluster 4: Leisure

Cluster 5: Residential

Classification

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Classification

Cluster representatives can be used as class labels.

Proposed classification scheme: the class label that minimize the euclidean distance between a BTS signature and itself is assigned as the class of the area.

We validate the classification against the city of Barcelona:900 BTS towers.

Extension 100 km2.

Classification: BCN

Conclusions & Future Work

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Specific uses for City Halls.

Robust Land Use Characterization of Urban Landscapes using Cell Phone DataV. Soto, E. Frias-Martinez

The First Workshop on Pervasive Urban Applications (PURBA), in conjunction with the Ninth International Conference on Pervasive Computing in San Francisco, CA, USA on June 12-15, 2011.

www.enriquefrias-martinez.info/[email protected]

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