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)
- 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
Photographs of the second day
NSL Colloquium: Transport Planning – Where do we go now? The view of research (2nd day)
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)
Organisation
Claudia Gebert
NSL D-ARCH und D-BAUG
Stefano-Franscini-Platz 5
8093
Zürich
Switzerland
