Travel behavior adaptations resulting from international temporary relocation is understudied, despite their increasing relevance. The scarce published literature on the subject overlooks local contexts and ignores aspects related to adaptation processes motivations. This study aims partially fill this gap by addressing travel of students researchers, focusing public transport (PT) frequency us...

In Chinese megacity centers, substandard housing is being removed. The inhabitants are relocated to peripheral large-scale residential areas, and we call them “relocatees”. After the relocation, their quality improved but travel may worsen. Little attention has been paid change in equity over time for shopping-related trips of relocatees non-relocatees these areas rapidly developing countries, ...

The psychological and medical impact of the threat of compulsory relocation on an American Indian reservation community due to the proposed construction of a dam were assessed using the Langner 22-Item Screening Scale, Rotter Internal-External Control Scale, and aggregate medical facility utilization statistics. Participants' feelings about compulsory relocation as well as their estimation of i...

The rapidity of climate change is predicted to exceed the ability of many species to adapt or to disperse to more climatically favorable surroundings. Conservation of these species may require managed relocation (also called assisted migration or assisted colonization) of individuals to locations where the probability of their future persistence may be higher. The history of non-native species ...

The practice of ‘preservation by relocation’ is representative China’s ‘heritage fever’. It the source a controversial debate regarding heritage conservation, and it remains understudied from critical perspective. This paper addresses two cases Huizhou-style vernacular architecture, rebuilt as part mixed hotel residential developments on outskirts Shanghai Shaoxing in China. Through this we wil...

This study involves the analysis of residential segregation patterns in Jakarta, Indonesia, one largest global metropolitan cities. Our objective is to determine whether similarities religion or socioeconomic status are more dominant shaping Jakarta. To do so, we extended Schelling’s agent-based model incorporating random discrete utility choice approach simulate relocation decisions inhabitant...

A displaced Long Head of Biceps (LHB) tendon is commonly encountered in association with subscapularis rotator cuff tears. Management options for the displaced tendon consist of tenotomy, tenodesis or relocation with reconstruction of the biceps pulley. We present 16 patients in whom LHB relocation and reconstruction of the biceps pulley, was performed in association with subscapularis rotator ...

Replication can enhance the availability of the data les in a distributed environment. This paper introduces a method for managing replicated data les. Unlike many others, our method provides protocols and algorithms for a more complicated scheme of replication that supports replication with location-variant les and les with a variable degree of replication. We assume the existence of a dynamic...

A longitudinal design was used to test theoretically derived interactive effects of traits on adjustment to relocation 1, 8, and 15 months after relocation of elderly women. Openness interacted with Neuroticism and with Extraversion in affecting changes in distress after relocation by amplifying the basic emotional tendencies of Neuroticism and Extraversion. These were delayed effects, occurrin...

In this paper a single facility location problem with multiple relocation opportunities is investigated. The weight associated with each demand point is a known function of time. We consider either rectilinear, or squared Euclidean, or Euclidean distances. Relocations can take place at pre-determined times. The objective function is to minimize the total location and relocation costs. An algori...