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The Properties of Topological Network Connectivity Measures and Their Application to U.S. Urban Freeway Networks

Joe WeberUniversity of AlabamaView further author information
Pages 485-495 | Received 15 Mar 2015, Accepted 05 Oct 2015, Published online: 11 Jan 2016

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Emily Schnarre, Seth Appiah-Opoku, Joe Weber & Steven Jones. (2022) Improving mobility and infrastructural connectivity on college campus for commuting students: a case study from the US. Urban, Planning and Transport Research 10:1, pages 466-482.
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Padraig Corcoran & Christopher B. Jones. (2021) A persistent homology model of street network connectivity. Transactions in GIS 26:1, pages 155-181.
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Joe Weber. (2017) Continuity and change in American urban freeway networks. Journal of Transport Geography 58, pages 31-39.
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