Night Shift Workers

Investigating night shift workers' commuting patterns using passive mobility data

Self-motivated research project in pursuit of a more inclusive transportation policies
Utilize passive mobility data to study society's vulnerable populations' travel behavior

Check out the paper published in Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice

Capturing regular work hours from workplace stay records using DBSCAN 

1. Lim S., Ahn H., Shin S., Lee D., Kim Y.H. Investigating night shift workers' commuting patterns using passive mobility data. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 181, 104002. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tra.2024.104002

2. Lim S., Ahn H., Shin S., Lee D., Kim Y.H. Identifying commuting patterns of night shift workers from mobility dataset. Transportation Research Board 102th Annual Meeting. Washington D.C. (2023). TRB Poster

3. Ahn H., Lim S., Shin S., Kim Y.H. Analysis of the reverse trip direction of overnight workers from smart card data. Canadian Transportation Research Forum 57th Annual Conference. Montreal, Canada. (2022).