Transport Planning – Where do we go now?
NSL Colloquium with transport planning researchers and practitioners to reflect on current issues.
NSL Colloquium
Transport planning as a discipline and practice has supported the growth processes of western or industrialized societies by identifying, assessing, and operating their transport infrastructures. Read more
Programme overview
Presentations
- Download How did we get here? 24 years of ETH research (PDF, 1.7 MB)
- Download Evaluation of bonus and malus factors for buying an electric car (PDF, 1.9 MB)
- Download Systemic effects of coordination and AEVs on urban parcel deliveries (PDF, 7.6 MB)
- Download Integrating paratransit with scheduled services: A Singapore simulation case study (PDF, 3.2 MB)
- Download Well, what about us? Incorporating humans and their behaviour in a world of AEVs! (PDF, 1 MB)
- Download Designing our cities for the automated electric vehicle transition (PDF, 8.2 MB)
- Download Which instruments does the Federal Office for Spatial Development work with, what is missing? (PDF, 3.3 MB)
- Download Kundenanforderungen für die Bahn der Zukunft und was die SBB daraus ableitet (PDF, 1 MB)
Photographs of the first day
NSL Colloquium: Transport Planning – Where do we go now? The view of the alumni (1st day)
Kay Axhausen
NSL Colloquium
NSL Colloquium
Matthias Kowald
Sebastian Hörl
Pieter Fourie Lunch at Bellavista Lunch at Bellavista NSL Colloquium Arnab Ajumdar ETH multimedia surveillance NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Tanvi Maheswari NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium moderated by Kay Axhausen NSL Colloquium Martin Tschopp NSL Colloquium Robert Schlich Kay Axhausen, Alexander Erath, and Thomas Spanninger
Pieter Fourie Lunch at Bellavista Lunch at Bellavista NSL Colloquium Arnab Ajumdar ETH multimedia surveillance NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Tanvi Maheswari NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium moderated by Kay Axhausen NSL Colloquium Martin Tschopp NSL Colloquium Robert Schlich Kay Axhausen, Alexander Erath, and Thomas Spanninger
- A. Erath: How autonomous electric vehicles will affect the Swiss transport system - What we already know and what we can’t know yet
- O. Cats: Long-distance travel - The long journey towards a shift to rail?
- R. Moeckel: Stability of travel behavior - Modeling incremental changes of travel demand instead of recreating it from scratch
- L. Sun: Transport Planning - Where do we go now?
- M. Balać: Modeling tools to get us there
- A. Loder: The (4)9-Euro revolution in Germany’s public transport system - Travel behavior changes and climate impacts
- D. Hörcher: A new generation of transport policy appraisal - Developing a random utility spatial general equilibrium model
- Download Stability of travel behavior: Modeling incremental changes of travel demand instead of recreating it from scratch (PDF, 1.3 MB)
- Download A new generation of transport policy appraisal: Developing a random utility spatial general equilibrium model (PDF, 2.5 MB)
- Download How autonomous vehicles will affect the Swiss transport system: What we already know and what we can't know yet (PDF, 1.9 MB)
- Download The (4)9-Euro revolution in Germany's public transport system (PDF, 1.3 MB)
- Download The regularity, predictability, and travel behaviour in urban transit mobility (PDF, 2.3 MB)
- Download Modelling tools to get us there (PDF, 914 KB)
Photographs of the second day
NSL Colloquium: Transport Planning – Where do we go now? The view of research (2nd day)
Alexander Erath Oded Cats NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Rolf Möckel NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Lijun Sun NSL Colloquium Bagels from the Bagels-Boys Lovely pudding NSL Colloquium Miloš Balać NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Allister Loder Allister Loder Daniel Hörcher NSL Colloquium Richard Emmerink NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Kay Axhausen's farewell lecture
Kay Axhausen's farewell lecture Kay Axhausen's farewell lecture Abschiedsvorlesung von Kay Axhausen Kay Axhausen's farewell lecture NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Apéro @ Dozentenfoyer Apéro @ Dozentenfoyer Apéro @ Dozentenfoyer Apéro @ Dozentenfoyer Apéro @ Dozentenfoyer
Alexander Erath Oded Cats NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Rolf Möckel NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Lijun Sun NSL Colloquium Bagels from the Bagels-Boys Lovely pudding NSL Colloquium Miloš Balać NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Allister Loder Allister Loder Daniel Hörcher NSL Colloquium Richard Emmerink NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Kay Axhausen's farewell lecture
Kay Axhausen's farewell lecture Kay Axhausen's farewell lecture Abschiedsvorlesung von Kay Axhausen Kay Axhausen's farewell lecture NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Apéro @ Dozentenfoyer Apéro @ Dozentenfoyer Apéro @ Dozentenfoyer Apéro @ Dozentenfoyer Apéro @ Dozentenfoyer
Presentations
- Download Full decarbonization of Berlin's traffic: Simulation studies and political reality (PDF, 3 MB)
- Download Addressing the transport zero carbon challenge: Concepts and tools in supporting cities in meeting their targets (PDF, 2.6 MB)
- Download How economic incentives can support transport policy: The difficult path from research to policy (PDF, 6.3 MB)
- Download Data driven transport planning - Hype or asset? (PDF, 7.2 MB)
- Download Travel behaviour and the future of transportation systems: From COVID era to the technology era (PDF, 4.8 MB)
Photographs of the third day
NSL Colloquium: Transport Planning: Where do we go now? The view of experience (3rd day)
Kai Nagel Kay Axhausen NSL Colloquium Pieter Jones NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Otto Anker Nielsen Speaker and stage lights
NSL Colloquium Martin Fellendorf Yoran Shiftan NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Last scientist standing
Kai Nagel Kay Axhausen NSL Colloquium Pieter Jones NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Otto Anker Nielsen Speaker and stage lights
NSL Colloquium Martin Fellendorf Yoran Shiftan NSL Colloquium NSL Colloquium Last scientist standing
Organisation
Claudia Gebert
NSL D-ARCH und D-BAUG
Stefano-Franscini-Platz 5
8093
Zürich
Switzerland
