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Title: Developing a Sustainable Urban Mobility Index: Methodological Steps
Authors: SHEN, Yongjun 
HERMANS, Elke 
Issue Date: 2016
Publisher: IGI Global
Source: Jeremic, Veljko; Radojicic, Zoran; Dobrota, Marina (Ed.). Emerging Trends in the Development and Application of Composite Indicators, IGI Global, p. 20-37
Series/Report: Advances in Data Mining and Database Management
Abstract: Sustainability is a multi-dimensional concept that can be assessed by means of constructing a composite indicator or index. In doing so, a scientifically sound and appropriate index methodology is required. The research proposed in this chapter aims to provide a guideline for developing a sustainability index that is able to assess the impact of mobility on the urban quality of life. By studying the index development process in other domains critically and taking the specific sustainable urban mobility context into account, this study investigates the different methodological steps that are essential in the construction of a sustainable urban mobility index. The main challenges and potential options when developing such an index are discussed.
Keywords: sustainability; urban mobility; composite indicator; outlier detection; imputation; normalization; weighting; aggregation; sensitivity analysis
Document URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1942/22792
Link to publication/dataset: www.igi-global.com/book/emerging-trends-development-application-composite/148514
ISBN: 9781522507147
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-0714-7.ch002
Category: B2
Type: Book Section
Validations: vabb 2018
Appears in Collections:Research publications

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