Persistent homology on spatio-temporal cubical complexes from address records quantifies urban population displacement and identifies affected neighborhoods and years in a Madrid case study.
On the top image it can be observed that in 2006, a large part of this district had not been developed yet
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Quantifying displacement: an urban expansion consequence via persistent homology
Persistent homology on spatio-temporal cubical complexes from address records quantifies urban population displacement and identifies affected neighborhoods and years in a Madrid case study.