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Abend, Pablo; Fuchs, Mathias

doi:10.14361/dcs-2016-0102

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“…The assessment of SWB via a QS approach is an area of increasing academic interest, with relevant applications [18,19]. In the context of travel behavior, the concept of quantified traveler [12] was introduced to promote sustainable travel behavior and smart tourism [20].…”

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Beyond Travel Time Savings: Conceptualising and Modelling the Individual Value Proposition of Mobility

Lugano

Kurillova

Kovacikova

et al. 2018

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Sustainable urban mobility planning (SUMP) plays a significant role as an integrated strategic management tool in enabling, among others, a participatory approach in urban transport development. A relevant aspect of the transition towards sustainable and smart mobility planning concerns the reconsideration of concepts such as Value of Travel Time (VTT).Rather than “cost of time spent in transport”, new perspectives on VTT aim at conceptualising and measuring VTT based on individual needs, expectations and perceptions. Among others, attention is paid to individual experience in using transport infrastructure, services and systems while on the move. The ongoing shift towards a broader view of VTT gives importance to subjective “well-being” (SWB) and describes, in quantitative and qualitative terms, the individual value proposition of mobility.The opportunity to collect mobility and behavioural data via smartphones, to be processed with advanced analytical and modelling techniques, represents a pillar of such shift, since it allows identifying patterns embedded in individual daily activities and mobility choices. These patterns can be visualised to increase self-awareness and better understand one’s own value proposition of mobility.

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Beyond Travel Time Savings: Conceptualising and Modelling the Individual Value Proposition of Mobility

Lugano

Kurillova

Kovacikova

et al. 2018

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Beyond Travel Time Savings: Conceptualizing and Modelling the Individual Value Proposition of Mobility

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Kurillova

Hudák

et al. 2018

Data Analytics: Paving the Way to Sustainable Urban Mobility

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Beyond self-reflection: introducing the concept of rumination in personal informatics

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Caldeira

Figueiredo

et al. 2021

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Personal informatics tools can help users self-reflect on their experiences. When reflective thought occurs, it sometimes leads to negative thought and emotion cycles. To help explain these cycles, we draw from Psychology to introduce the concept of rumination—anxious, perseverative cognition focused on negative aspects of the self—as a result of engaging with personal data. Rumination is an important concept for the Human Computer Interaction community because it can negatively affect users’ well-being and lead to maladaptive use. Thus, preventing and mitigating rumination is beneficial. In this conceptual paper, we differentiate reflection from rumination. We also explain how self-tracking technologies may inadvertently lead to rumination and the implications this has for design. Our goal is to expand self-tracking research by discussing these negative cycles and encourage researchers to consider rumination when studying, designing, and promoting tools to prevent adverse unintended consequences among users.

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Introduction

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Beyond Travel Time Savings: Conceptualising and Modelling the Individual Value Proposition of Mobility

Beyond Travel Time Savings: Conceptualising and Modelling the Individual Value Proposition of Mobility

Beyond Travel Time Savings: Conceptualizing and Modelling the Individual Value Proposition of Mobility

Beyond self-reflection: introducing the concept of rumination in personal informatics

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