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Development of context-sensitive accessibility indicators: a GIS-based modelling approach for Cape Town
Adequate public transport infrastructure and services are essential to facilitate access to basic opportunities, such as jobs, healthcare, education, recreation or shopping, especially in low-income cities where the majority of the low-income population have no access to the car. In the context of t...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2020
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