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Modeling Pedestrian Volume in Urban Spaces: Mapping Flows Using Sensor Data in Modena, Italy
Cities need practical methods to understand and predict pedestrian volume, especially where autonomous delivery and micro-mobility are expanding. This study develops and validates a calibrated, index-based workflow to estimate daily pedestrian volumes at the street-segment scale in Modena, Italy. We
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