On Friday April 8th we will, by bike, the Science Museum in Alcobendas Cosmocaixa. With free admission to the museum and digital planetarium.
If you want to join send us an email to cibiuam@gmail.com.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Babysitting An 18 Month Old
Book "Residential Self-Selection and Travel"
Thanks to information provided by Juan Antonio Modena, publication information in the book entitled "Residential Self-Selection and Travel," published recently by the University of Delft (Netherlands).
publish the summary below, conveniently translated into Castilian, which the publisher makes the content of the work:
Most national governments intended Western influence individual patterns travel - at least until some extent - through spatial planning residential areas. However , insofar as the nature of influence travel behavior patterns of mobility, still under debate among the researchers travel behavior. This work addresses the role of residential self-selection , important issue within this debate. Households not only can n adjust their travel behavior the built environment in which they live , but can choose a residence corresponding to their attitudes related to travel . Analysis Empirical in this work is based on data collected through a survey Internet and survey based on GPS , which took place between homeowners in three municipalities located in the Netherlands . The study showed that self neighborhood has a limited effect on the relationship between the distances to places activity and use mode of travel and miles tours daily.
More info and reservations:
http://www.iospress.nl/loadtop/load.php?isbn=9781607506553
Thanks to information provided by Juan Antonio Modena, publication information in the book entitled "Residential Self-Selection and Travel," published recently by the University of Delft (Netherlands). publish the summary below, conveniently translated into Castilian, which the publisher makes the content of the work:
Most national governments intended Western influence individual patterns travel - at least until some extent - through spatial planning residential areas. However , insofar as the nature of influence travel behavior patterns of mobility, still under debate among the researchers travel behavior. This work addresses the role of residential self-selection , important issue within this debate. Households not only can n adjust their travel behavior the built environment in which they live , but can choose a residence corresponding to their attitudes related to travel . Analysis Empirical in this work is based on data collected through a survey Internet and survey based on GPS , which took place between homeowners in three municipalities located in the Netherlands . The study showed that self neighborhood has a limited effect on the relationship between the distances to places activity and use mode of travel and miles tours daily.
More info and reservations:
http://www.iospress.nl/loadtop/load.php?isbn=9781607506553
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