Daily activity-travel and fragmentation patterns in the weekly cycle: evidence of the role of ICT, time use, and personal networks

Primer Autor
Carrasco, Juan Antonio
Co-autores
Lizana, Maximiliano
Victoriano, Rodrigo
Título
Daily activity-travel and fragmentation patterns in the weekly cycle: evidence of the role of ICT, time use, and personal networks
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TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
Revista
TRANSPORTATION LETTERS-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH
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Resumen
This paper presents an analysis of people's time use patterns, incorporating the mediating role of ICT and personal networks on their daily activity-travel patterns, explicitly addressing the issue of activity fragmentation for social-based episodes. Implementing a seven-day time use survey, which includes temporal, spatial, and social characteristics for each activity, and using a theoretical framework based on current theory, a structural equation model was estimated to study these relationships. The results suggest a positive effect of ICT episodes on social activity interaction, activity fragmentation, and out-of-home social allocated time. We also found that ICTs encourage social trip generation only indirectly. Finally, those who had a social network physically close showed higher levels of fragmentation in their social episodes and less out-of-home social activity time. These results add evidence to this research stream, enhancing, and further clarifying ICT's role in people's daily activity behavior.
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This work was supported by the ANID [FONDECYT Grant 1171113], ANID [FONDAP Grant 15110020], Universidad de La Frontera [Grant DI18-0065].
Este trabajo fue apoyado por la ANID [Beca FONDECYT 1171113], ANID [Beca FONDAP 15110020], Universidad de La Frontera [Beca DI18-0065].
This work was supported by the ANID [FONDECYT Grant 1171113]; ANID [FONDAP Grant 15110020]; Universidad de La Frontera [Grant DI18-0065].
Este trabajo fue apoyado por la ANID [Beca FONDECYT 1171113]; ANID [Beca FONDAP 15110020]; Universidad de La Frontera [Beca DI18-0065].
doi
10.1080/19427867.2021.1879623
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Palabras Claves
Travel behavior
time use
social networks
ICT
fragmentation
activity participation
Ubicación del archivo
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/19427867.2021.1879623
Categoría OCDE
Transporte
Ciencia y tecnología del transporte
Materias
Comportamiento de viaje
uso del tiempo
redes sociales
TIC
fragmentación
participación en actividades
Disciplinas de la OCDE
Planificación del Transporte y Aspectos Sociales del Transporte
Sociología
Ciencias de la Información (Aspectos sociales)
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Daily activity-travel and fragmentation patterns in the weekly cycle: evidence of the role of ICT, time use, and personal networks
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ANID-FONDAP 15110020
UFRO DI18-0065
ANID-FONDECYT 1171113
ANID FONDAP 15110020
ANID FONDECYT 1171113
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WOS:000614515500001
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