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February 10, 2022, Filed Under: Deserts, Projects

Transit Desert Research

This website was developed using research methods created in the Urban Information Lab at the University of Texas at Austin. Each block group is classified as either a transit oasis, properly served area, or a transit desert. A transit oasis is an area with more transit service than normal for the city. A transit adequate area is an area where transit demand meets transit supply and a transit desert has less than normal supply for the city.

Team Members:
Junfeng Jiao (Principal Investigator, Architecture), Chris Bischak (Community Planning), Jianwei Chen (Department of Computer Science)

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