Systems Models for Transportation Problems : Volume 2. An Introduction to Urban Center Modeling.
A. S. Iberall, Sébastien Cardon
Abstract
A. S. Iberall, Sébastien Cardon
Abstract
Our thermodynamic theory considers the problem of attempting to formalize in a modeling sense what might be done in an urban economy, wherein transportation planning and other institutionalized requirements of the domain are also to be satisfied, and to build technical notations toward a model that lead towards experimental testing within the real system and by means of the model. To that end we have developed some primatives for an urban system information flow policy model based on a Ziebolz two time scale controler. Policy is open to the existing ideology of the society.\n
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Our thermodynamic theory considers the problem of attempting to formalize in a modeling sense what might be done in an urban economy, wherein transportation planning and other institutionalized requirements of the domain are also to be satisfied, and to build technical notations toward a model that lead towards experimental testing within the real system and by means of the model. To that end we have developed some primatives for an urban system information flow policy model based on a Ziebolz two time scale controler. Policy is open to the existing ideology of the society.\n
Key concepts: Center (category theory), Volume (thermodynamics), Computer science, Transport engineering, Environmental science, Engineering, Chemistry, Quantum mechanics