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Most cited papers from Mobiel 21

What are the most cited papers from Mobiel 21?

The most cited paper from Mobiel 21 is "Quality Management in Mobility Management: A Scheme for Supporting Sustainable Transportation in Cities" (Konstantinos L. Kepaptsoglou, Vincent Meerschaert, Karin Neergaard et al., 2011), with 24 citations. Next come "Framing Digital Mobility Gap: A Starting Point in the Design of Inclusive Mobility Eco-Systems" (3) and "Nog te veel vragen en te weinig mogelijkheden. Resultaten onderzoek naar verhandelbare mobiliteitsrechten" (3).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Quality Management in Mobility Management: A Scheme for Supporting Sustainable Transportation in Cities Konstantinos L. Kepaptsoglou, Vincent Meerschaert, Karin Neergaard et al. · International Journal of Sustainable Transportation Open access 26 May 2011 24
2 Framing Digital Mobility Gap: A Starting Point in the Design of Inclusive Mobility Eco-Systems Nina Nesterova, Lisette Hoeke, Joy Goodman-Deane et al. · Lecture notes in mobility Book chapterOpen access 2023 3
3 Nog te veel vragen en te weinig mogelijkheden. Resultaten onderzoek naar verhandelbare mobiliteitsrechten Evy Crals, M. Keppens, Cathy Macharis et al. · VUBIR (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Book chapter 2004 3
4 Mobility and the elderly: Successful ageing in a sustainable transport system. Final Report. Jan Christiaens, Amélie Daems, Sarah Dury et al. · VUBIR (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) 2009 2
5 Nieuwe evaluatietoolkit licht mobiliteitsprojecten door: NISTO-toolkit evalueert duurzaamheid project en toont voorkeuren stakeholders Jeroen Bulckaen, Imre Keserü, Cathy Macharis et al. 2 Nov 2015 0
6 Verhandelbare Mobiliteitsrechten roepen nog veel vragen op. Cathy Macharis, Ruben Ramboer, Ilse Vleugels et al. · VUBIR (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Book chapter 7 Dec 2004 0
7 Increasing Bicycle Usage in Smart Cities João Barreto, Miguel Costa, Rodrigo Lourenço et al. Conference paper Dec 2016 0

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