Pavol Hurbánek
Biographic Data
| ID | 5225960 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pavol Hurbánek |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pavol |
| FAMILY NAME | Hurbánek |
| SIGNATURE | HURBÁNEK P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Catholic University in Ruzomberok |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6959-2441 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Rural-urban rhythms: Hierarchy in commuting of mobile phone users in Slovakia
When spatial interpolation matters: Seeking an appropriate data transformation from the mobile network for population estimates
Analyses utilizing mobile positioning data rarely provide an exact method of data transformation to target spatial units. A common reason is likely the fact that researchers have already worked with spatially aggregated data prepared by the mobile operator or processing company. The article demonstrates the critical importance of employing an appropriate method to transform data from the mobile network into target spatial units, ensuring the prec…
Using Areal Interpolation to Deal with Differing Regional Structures in International Research
When working with regional data from different countries, issues concerning data comparability need to be solved, including regional comparability. Differing regional unit size is a common issue which influences the results of socio-economic analyses. In this paper, we introduce a strategy to deal with the regional incomparability of administrative data in international research. We propose a methodological approach based on the areal interpolati…
A definition of relevant functional regions for international comparisons: The case of Central Europe
Methods of functional regional taxonomy and concrete definitions of functional regions based on prevailing population flows have been discussed in many regional studies. The resulting regions have been given various names (travel‐to‐work areas, local labour market areas, housing market areas, etc.) based on the character of the input data and the method of their definition. However, in most cases only one country (or part thereof) at a time has b…
Using OpenStreetMap to improve population grids in Europe
OpenStreetMap (OSM) database has previously been used to support spatial disaggregation of population data by partly masking out non-residential impervious areas in the European Copernicus imperviousness layer (IL). However, the exact procedure of OSM data incorporation is unknown, and its contribution to the improvement of estimation accuracy has never been studied. In this article, we present a sensitivity study to find out which road categorie…
A definition of relevant functional regions for international comparisons: The case of Central Europe
Methods of functional regional taxonomy and concrete definitions of functional regions based on prevailing population flows have been discussed in many regional studies. The resulting regions have been given various names (travel‐to‐work areas, local labour market areas, housing market areas, etc.) based on the character of the input data and the method of their definition. However, in most cases only one country (or part thereof) at a time has b…
Using OpenStreetMap to improve population grids in Europe
OpenStreetMap (OSM) database has previously been used to support spatial disaggregation of population data by partly masking out non-residential impervious areas in the European Copernicus imperviousness layer (IL). However, the exact procedure of OSM data incorporation is unknown, and its contribution to the improvement of estimation accuracy has never been studied. In this article, we present a sensitivity study to find out which road categorie…
A definition of relevant functional regions for international comparisons: The case of Central Europe
Methods of functional regional taxonomy and concrete definitions of functional regions based on prevailing population flows have been discussed in many regional studies. The resulting regions have been given various names (travel‐to‐work areas, local labour market areas, housing market areas, etc.) based on the character of the input data and the method of their definition. However, in most cases only one country (or part thereof) at a time has b…
Using Areal Interpolation to Deal with Differing Regional Structures in International Research
When working with regional data from different countries, issues concerning data comparability need to be solved, including regional comparability. Differing regional unit size is a common issue which influences the results of socio-economic analyses. In this paper, we introduce a strategy to deal with the regional incomparability of administrative data in international research. We propose a methodological approach based on the areal interpolati…
When spatial interpolation matters: Seeking an appropriate data transformation from the mobile network for population estimates
Analyses utilizing mobile positioning data rarely provide an exact method of data transformation to target spatial units. A common reason is likely the fact that researchers have already worked with spatially aggregated data prepared by the mobile operator or processing company. The article demonstrates the critical importance of employing an appropriate method to transform data from the mobile network into target spatial units, ensuring the prec…
Rural-urban rhythms: Hierarchy in commuting of mobile phone users in Slovakia
Computer Science (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Econometrics (3 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Bilinear interpolation (2 works) · Cartography (2 works) · Grid (2 works) · Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis (2 works) · Multivariate interpolation (2 works)