A continent-wide analysis shows that rural and low-income African populations have substantially worse spatial access to food markets than urban and wealthy populations, with remote areas sometimes requiring many hours of travel.
hub
Title resolution pending
2 Pith papers cite this work, alongside 3,102 external citations. Polarity classification is still indexing.
hub tools
representative citing papers
OpenPath is a supervisor-specialist multi-agent system combining LLM intent parsing with classical route optimization for personalized, accessible, multi-stop urban trip planning and city-scale accessibility measurement.
citing papers explorer
-
Continental-scale assessment of spatial food market accessibility in Africa using open geospatial data
A continent-wide analysis shows that rural and low-income African populations have substantially worse spatial access to food markets than urban and wealthy populations, with remote areas sometimes requiring many hours of travel.
-
OPENPATH: A Supervisor--Specialist Agent System for Personalized, Accessible, and Multi-stop Urban Trip Planning
OpenPath is a supervisor-specialist multi-agent system combining LLM intent parsing with classical route optimization for personalized, accessible, multi-stop urban trip planning and city-scale accessibility measurement.