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Transportation Network Analysis Lab
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The lab studies autonomous driving and public transit through the analysis of transportation networks.
AboutAbout the lab
Planning infrastructure through transportation network analysis
The Transportation Network Analysis Lab studies transportation and infrastructure planning, with a focus on the analysis of transportation networks.
Its research fields include transportation network analysis, which covers autonomous driving, public transit, and transportation data analysis, as well as urban economics, infrastructure management, and disaster prevention planning.
The lab also studies methods for evaluating and deciding transportation and infrastructure policies under unpredictable conditions.
Key terms
- Transportation network
- A representation of road or rail lines as a web, with intersections or stations as points and the sections between them as lines
- Infrastructure management
- The planning and management of inspection, repair, and renewal of social infrastructure such as roads and bridges within limited budgets
ResearchResearch themes
Centered on transportation network analysis, the lab's research fields include urban economics, planning for infrastructure management and disaster prevention, policy evaluation, and decision-making under uncertainty. It works on the analysis of autonomous driving, public transit, and transportation data.
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- ProfessorKenetsu Uchida
- Associate ProfessorRyuichi Tani
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- Top image: “Aerial view of M6A38 Spaghetti Junction” Highways Agency / CC BY 2.0 (cropped)
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