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Traffic and transportation planning (Q2) ( efterår 2010 - 5 ECTS )

Rammer for udbud

  • Uddannelsessprog: engelsk (eller dansk)
  • Niveau: Graduate course.  
  • Semester/kvarter: 2nd quarter (Autumn 2010).
  • Timer per uge: See Teaching Methods.
  • Deltagerbegrænsning:
  • Undervisningssted: Århus
  • Hovedområde: Det Naturvidenskabelige Fakultet
  • Udbud ID: 27410

Formål

 In this course the focus will be on the typical sequential process used in analyzing, predicting and planning traffic networks. The typical sequential process consists of the four parts Trip Generation, Trip Distribution, Traffic Assignment and Modal Split. The main part of the course will present the development of models and methods for Traffic assignment and Trip distribution. Apart of this estimation of trip distribution based on network information, network design will be discussed. The course will be based on published articles in the area and an overview of the historical development will be given.   

Indhold

Traffic planning; sequential process; trip generation; trip distribution; traffic assignment; modal split; network design. 

Faglige forudsætninger

 Mathematical Programming. 

Underviser

Kurt Jørnsten, Department of Finance and Management Science, NHH Bergen. Adjunct professor, IMF, Aarhus University. 

Undervisnings- og arbejdsform

28 hours of lecture in total that are held in certain weeks of the 2nd quarter.

English.

 

Litteratur

 Published articles in the area.

Udbyder

Department of Mathematical Sciences.

 

Tilmelding til undervisning

På selfbetjening https://mit.au.dk fra den 1. til den 15. maj 2010.

Eftertilmeldinger: Kontakt Oddbjørg Wethelund, oddbjorg@imf.au.dk

 

Læringsmål

At the end of this course, the students should be able to

  • apply the sequential process in traffic planning,
  • describe and compare the models developed in the area,
  • discuss the most important methods used for analyzing, predicting and planning traffic networks.

Bedømmelse

  • Prýsentation, bedømt efter 7-skala med intern censur
    • 5 xxxxx

One exam project presented in class, evaluated by the lecturer and an internal censor according to the Danish 7-grades scale.