Evaluation of New Systems for Urban Transportation
Reed H. Winslow, Jerry L. Pfeffer
Abstract
Reed H. Winslow, Jerry L. Pfeffer
Abstract
The development of large numbers of advanced technology transportation systems for urban applications has created the need for planning tools which respond to generalized system attributes for network planning and trip assignment. Alternative public investments in urban transportation systems must be evaluated according to the ability to improve the mobility of people and simultaneously satisfy increasingly rigorous standards of social and environmental impact. Goals have been defined for the development of planning capabilities building on the models and analytical procedures which are in current use. In application, these tools should provide not only the capability for evaluation of new transportation systems and technologies but should also permit the indentification of system characteristics and attributes which should be incorporated in future developments.
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The development of large numbers of advanced technology transportation systems for urban applications has created the need for planning tools which respond to generalized system attributes for network planning and trip assignment. Alternative public investments in urban transportation systems must be evaluated according to the ability to improve the mobility of people and simultaneously satisfy increasingly rigorous standards of social and environmental impact. Goals have been defined for the development of planning capabilities building on the models and analytical procedures which are in current use. In application, these tools should provide not only the capability for evaluation of new transportation systems and technologies but should also permit the indentification of system characteristics and attributes which should be incorporated in future developments.
Key concepts: Transportation planning, Transport engineering, Urban planning, Computer science, Public transport, Risk analysis (engineering), Engineering, Business