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Chrono-urban planning has become a new urban planning modality aimed not only at sustainable mobility but also at a new concept of healthier life. Many cities have implemented mechanisms to improve time management in the use of transport and urban mobility, promoting healthier and more sustainable mobility habits. However, we are facing a field of research in which new improvements and tools can be proposed through the inclusion of systems based on information technology and spatial analysis of new urban patterns. In the case of Cartagena, a medium-sized city located in the southeast of Spain, the use of GIS tools has allowed the incorporation of new approaches for the development of strategies aimed at sustainable mobility based on the concept of the 15-minute city. This work presents the proposals made through an integrated diagnostic system and an evaluation through AHP systems based on the analysis of the behavior patterns of citizens before and after the effect of COVID-19.