On July 7th, our team presented a communication, Real-time GIS of Gender. A telegeomonitoring system approach, at the 2nd Conference on Advanced Spatial Modeling and Analysis, which took place in Lisbon.

On july 2nd,our team presented a communication, Gender mobility: Space-time inequality, at Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia’s Science Week which took place in Lisbon.

On july 1st,our team presented a communication, From physical to digital spaces: exploring time-space mobility through a
telegeomonitoring approach, at the SCORUS – Standing Comitee on Regional and Urban Statistics Conference, which took place in Lisbon.

On June 16th we finished the data acquisition of our participants. All of our volunteers have been tracked (either by GPS tracking devices or smartphone – Moves) and now our team is ready to manage the raw data into the database and start the preliminary analysis.
Bearing in mind that our methodology is based upon the workplace location, we now have participants from the following municipalities:

• Alcochete
• Aljustrel
• Barreiro
• Évora
• Lisboa
• Montijo
• Oeiras
• Palmela
• Seixal
• Setúbal
• Sintra

On June 1st, our team presented a communication, Real-time GIS of gender mobility. A telegeomonitoring system approach, at the 12th Symposium of the International Urban Planning and Evironment Association, which took place at IGOT – ULisboa.

Setúbal Municipality joins the roll of municipalities that volunteered joined our project. The news piece is only available in portuguese at Setubal TV Link

The volunteers of Barreiro Municipalities were the first official participants and the first the be analysed. (being analysed right now!!!)
Thank you for your collaboration.

Full newspiece at CM-Barreiro PT

A post on GENMOB has been published in IGOT’s official Facebook page, as well as a link to this website:

The data gathering for the project has already started! The team will be using smartphones and/or personal trackers which provide geo-referenced records of the volunteers’ time uses. Data gathering through personal trackers will be done using 25 devices that communicate the position through mobile network to a dedicated and secure platform.
So far, the following Municipalities have agreed to take part in our study:

• Alcochete
• Barreiro
• Évora
• Lisboa
• Montijo
• Oeiras
• Palmela
• Seixal
• Setúbal
• Sintra

No dia 25 de janeiro realizou-se na Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian um seminário, organizado pela CIG, que contou com apresentações de todos os projectos financiados pelo PT07. Não obstante toda a equipa ter estado presente no seminário, o projecto GenMob foi apresentado pela Profa Margarida Queirós, pelo Prof Nuno Costa, do IGOT, Universidade de Lisboa, e pelo reitor da Noroff University Colleg, Ernst Sundt.