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Abstract

Three maps are generated to visually compare the structure of transport networks, differences in travel times, and critical travel pathways for three travel modes in Calgary, Canada. The maps also highlight how the fractal-like structure of these urban transport networks are visually similar to natural phenomena.

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Travel mode visualization networks urban transport

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