Framework to connect planning and real-time traffic management
Develop performance-based, multimodal network management to better connect longer- and shorter-term transport operations activities and land use planning.
Develop performance-based, multimodal network management to better connect longer- and shorter-term transport operations activities and land use planning.
Finalists in the 2023 ITS Australia awards have been announced. Here’s the iMOVE projects included, & news of our sponsoring the R&D award category.
An interview with Dr Dia Adhikari Smith, e-mobility research fellow at the University of Queensland’s Dow Centre for Sustainable Engineering Innovation.
This project will develop a framework/tool for forecasting future scenarios of urban freight in informing planning and regulation (transport and land use).
The objective of this PhD study is to develop an eco-driving system for a mixed traffic consisting of CAVs and human-driven vehicles (HVs) on urban roads.
This PhD project looks to investigate how EV owners use and charge their vehicles, and more broadly, Australian consumers’ willingness to purchase an EV.
The ODIN PASS MaaS trial will launch in mid-2021 at University of Queensland St Lucia for staff and students over a 12-month initial deployment period.
This project will provide evidence-based guidance to various levels of government for a Low and Zero Emission Transport Strategy for Australia.
This project will investigate AV/pedestrian interaction and AV/cyclist interaction to help introduce AVs to Australian roads safely and effectively.
Interview with Neil Sipe, the recently retired Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Queensland, but still consulting in the area.
Research into a network-wide approach to identify critical links and estimate the Macroscopic Fundamental Diagram using flow and density measurements.
Development of demand management & estimation tools for large-scale traffic networks, incorporating macroscopic fundamental diagram-based traffic dynamics.
iMOVE’s Freight Data Requirements Study is a blueprint for the ways technology can increase efficiency in Australia’s freight and logistics sector.
Work toward a proposed framework and subsequent model to better utilise and account for changes in the future transport network capacity.
Zuduo Zheng is looking closely at the challenges of putting connected and automated vehicles on our roads. iMOVE asks him about the work he’s doing.
Identification & articulation of data requirements in the freight & supply chain sector, along with investigation of openness of companies to sharing data.