Digital Transport Research Lab - Einzelansicht

• Krajzewicz, Heldt, Nieland, Cyganski (2019): Guidance for Transport Modelling and Data Collection. (InterregBalticSea).
• Transport Planning Society (2018): The principles of transport planning: the outcomes sought
• Schlauch, Heidl, Liu (2016): Multimodal macroscopic transport modelling: State of the Art with a focus on validation & approval.
• Furnier, Wignall (2009): Making the Most of Models
• Willumsen, Ortuzar (2024): Transport Modelling
• Wang, Bengler, Wets, Niu (2013): Modelling and Simulation in Trasportation Engineering.

Start on 09.04.25 at 13:30

Solid knowledge in transport modelling and planning. Familiar in IT application and modelling.

A participation at lectures „Introduction to Mobility and Transport“, and „Microscopic Traffic Simulation“ or/and „Macroscopic Transport Modelling“ is strongly recommended.

Number of participants is limited to 12 students. In case of more interested students a motivation letter decides about participation.

A certificate can be issued for 12 credits. This requires 4 positive evaluations according to these parts:

Part 1: regular 2 weekly short discussion of project developments / 10%

Part 2: midterm presentation / 20%

Part 3: presentation project study / 30%

Part 4: written project study / 40%

Studierende des Studiengangs "Digital Engineering" mit Interesse an Verkehrsplanung und Verkehrsforschung.