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Vincenzo De Leo¹, Giovanni Santoboni, Federica Cerina

¹Linkalab, Complex Systems Computational Laboratory, Cagliari, Italy.

Physical Review. E, Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft Matter Physics

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This study identifies stable community cores within transportation networks by analyzing commuter trip data. Understanding these cores, linked to land use, aids transport planners in urban and regional development.

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Area of Science:

Urban planning
Transportation networks
Community structure analysis

Background:

Territorial community structures are essential for urban and regional planning.
Transportation networks, particularly commuter flows, significantly shape these structures.
Identifying stable community cores is crucial for effective planning.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze methods for identifying territorial community structures within transportation networks.
To assess the stability of these community structures under perturbation.
To link community core identification and stability to land-use distribution.

Main Methods:

Analysis of commuter trip distribution for a city and an insular region.
Examination of home-to-work and work-to-home travel patterns.
Correlation of community core characteristics with land-use data.

Main Results:

Developed methods for identifying stable community cores in transportation networks.
Demonstrated the link between land-use distribution and community core stability.
Observed consistent patterns in commuter trip distributions in both urban and insular settings.

Conclusions:

The identification and stability of community cores are directly influenced by land-use patterns.
These findings provide valuable insights for transport planners.
The methods can be applied to optimize transportation network design and land-use integration.