liikuvusanalüüs

Liikuvusanalüüs is an Estonian term that translates to mobility analysis. It refers to the study and evaluation of the movement of people, goods, or information within a defined area or system. This analysis can encompass various aspects, including transportation patterns, commuting habits, migration trends, and the flow of resources or data.

The purpose of liikuvusanalüüs is to understand how entities move, identify bottlenecks or inefficiencies, and inform planning and decision-making. In urban planning, it helps in designing transportation networks, optimizing public transit routes, and managing traffic flow to improve accessibility and reduce congestion. For businesses, it can be used to analyze supply chain logistics, customer movement within a retail space, or the geographical distribution of their workforce.

Data sources for liikuvusanalüüs can be diverse, including traffic counts, GPS data from vehicles or mobile devices, public transit usage statistics, census data on migration, and surveys. By collecting and analyzing this data, researchers and planners can gain insights into existing mobility patterns, predict future trends, and develop strategies to enhance efficiency, sustainability, and quality of life. The findings from liikuvusanalüüs often underpin policy development and infrastructure investments.