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Deriving Travel Behavior Data of Urban Subway Passengers from Mobile Phone Network

Yongkai Hu, Binbin Yang, Xiangfeng Ji, Jian Zhang, Jianqiang Nie

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The subway is an important transportation mode in large cities. Subway operators need travel behavior data of subway passengers to improve their service level. In this paper, a traffic collection method based on wireless communication technology is reviewed and compared. A method to derive information from cell-ID and HO data based on the special settlement of underground mobile communication base stations is proposed. The passenger volume and travel time - in both the subway network and subway station - can be drawn, which will support the operation management and travel navigation.

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The subway is an important transportation mode in large cities. Subway operators need travel behavior data of subway passengers to improve their service level. In this paper, a traffic collection method based on wireless communication technology is reviewed and compared. A method to derive information from cell-ID and HO data based on the special settlement of underground mobile communication base stations is proposed. The passenger volume and travel time - in both the subway network and subway station - can be drawn, which will support the operation management and travel navigation.

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The subway is an important transportation mode in large cities. Subway operators need travel behavior data of subway passengers to improve their service level. In this paper, a traffic collection method based on wireless communication technology is reviewed and compared. A method to derive information from cell-ID and HO data based on the special settlement of underground mobile communication base stations is proposed. The passenger volume and travel time - in both the subway network and subway station - can be drawn, which will support the operation management and travel navigation.

Key concepts: Mobile phone, Transport engineering, Computer science, Base station, Floating car data, Subway station, Service (business), Mobile telephony

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