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This paper summarizes a cross-border mobility study, origin-destinationmobility modelling and visualization, conducted in support of theinfrastructure development efforts of local authorities and NGOs on the areaover the Kayanga-Geba River, at the border between Senegal and Guinea Bissau.It builds on the data collected through participatory mapping for theelaboration of the Cross-Border Land Management and Development Plans (PlansPAGET) aiming to harmonize the different national territorial management toolsinto a unique transnational tool through the consideration of border areas as aterritorial unity. Despite a small amount of available mobility data, we wereable to build a mobility model for the considered area, and implemented it inthe Traffic Simulation Framework, which was later used to calculateorigin-destination matrices for the studied regions in two cases: with andwithout a cross-border mobility. We analyzed the differences in the mobilitypatterns and visualized the mobility flows, deliberating on what may be thepotential impacts of building a bridge in the study area. Our methodology isgeneral and can be applied in similar studies on different areas. However, thequality of results may depend on the available data.

Modelling mobility and visualizing people's flow patterns in rural areas  for future infrastructure development as a good transnational land-governance  practice