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Beyond the Road Network: A Three-Layer Multimodal Accessibility Framework for Island and Remote Settings
The majority of transport accessibility studies rely on road networks to calculate travel costs. This approach penalizes regions like Alaska and Hawaii, where roads are not the only mode used to reach nearby communities. As a result, contexts such as these are typically excluded from accessibility r
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