Quantifying Movement Motivations, Demand, and Inflow-Outflow Dynamics in Four Cities (New York, Chicago, Austin, and San Diego) During COVID-19: Preprint

Sai Murali Krishna Rohit Kavikondala; Joshua Sperling; Yi Hou; Jacob Holden; Stanley Young; Andrew Duvall; Allan Yang

Quantifying Movement Motivations, Demand, and Inflow-Outflow Dynamics in Four Cities (New York, Chicago, Austin, and San Diego) During COVID-19: Preprint

Sai Murali Krishna Rohit Kavikondala, Joshua Sperling, Yi Hou, Jacob Holden, Stanley Young, Andrew Duvall, Allan Yang

Center for Integrated Mobility Sciences

AMERCO

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Abstract

COVID-19 has impacted human activities ranging from food delivery habits to major moving and travel decisions. It's clear that multiple pandemic-related factors have influenced millions of relocation decisions by Americans (e.g. health risk, financial pressures, more space, employment). There are positive economic and social outcomes of this influence (e.g. remote work and education) enabling more affordable living and opportunity. This paper addresses COVID-19 impacts on mobility, especially the mobility that involves permanent relocation from place to place. Survey design and data analysis with U-Haul targeted customers in Austin, New York, San Diego, and Chicago to understand mobility, new moving dynamics, and motivations.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	13
State	Published - 2022
Event	International Conference on Transportation and Development - Seattle, Washington Duration: 31 May 2022 → 3 Jun 2022

Conference

Conference	International Conference on Transportation and Development
City	Seattle, Washington
Period	31/05/22 → 3/06/22

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See NREL/CP-5400-84529 for paper as published in proceedings

NREL Publication Number

NREL/CP-5400-80565

Keywords

behavioral analysis
COVID-19
relocation decisions
urban dynamics

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Kavikondala, S. M. K. R., Sperling, J., Hou, Y., Holden, J., Young, S., Duvall, A., & Yang, A. (2022). Quantifying Movement Motivations, Demand, and Inflow-Outflow Dynamics in Four Cities (New York, Chicago, Austin, and San Diego) During COVID-19: Preprint. Paper presented at International Conference on Transportation and Development, Seattle, Washington. https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy22osti/80565.pdf

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Quantifying Movement Motivations, Demand, and Inflow-Outflow Dynamics in Four Cities (New York, Chicago, Austin, and San Diego) During COVID-19: Preprint. / Kavikondala, Sai Murali Krishna Rohit; Sperling, Joshua; Hou, Yi et al.
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Quantifying Movement Motivations, Demand, and Inflow-Outflow Dynamics in Four Cities (New York, Chicago, Austin, and San Diego) During COVID-19: Preprint

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