Beyond residential segregation: A spatiotemporal approach to examining multi-contextual segregation

- We propose a new term, multi-contextual segregation, to define segregation in various space-time contexts in daily life.
- We develop a spatiotemporal measure of multi-contextual segregation solving methodological problems in traditional methods.
- We visualize the temporal variation in segregation patterns using 3D-GIS techniques.
- People experience varying levels of segregation when they move around in urban areas.
- Some African Americans are highly segregated in the inner city and inner-ring suburbs both during the daytime and at night.