Seminar

This presentation explored how Davis can use public data to grow in a way that allows us to become financially strong as well as socially and environmentally resilient.

The presentation and following discussion summarized the transportation and community preferences of Millennials and envisioned how the world will look as they begin joining the decision making process.

This talk examined the current status of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle commercialization and included discussion of fuel cell applications for transportation, manufacturing cost trends, cost and availability of hydrogen refueling infrastructure, the environmental impacts of hydrogen production, and more.

In this seminar, the implications of market segmentation for public transport planning are discussed in the context of Jerusalem.

Dr. Francesco Ciari gave a presentation on his research modeling carsharing with an agent based model of transportation demand and supply called MATSim.

This presentation explored the current knowledge and knowledge gaps about linkages between upstream land use policy and downstream land use impacts.

This seminar summarizes the who, what, where, and when of long distance travel observed in a unique sample in order to move towards a long distance tour-based approach to data collection and modeling that more fully incorporates the complexity of spatial patterns and purpose.

This talk described developed mathematical tools for quantifying the maximum resilience level of transportation networks and simultaneously determining the optimal set of mitigation, preparedness and recovery actions necessary to achieve this level.

This project aimed to complement The California Air Resource Board’s on-going work on technology assessment by exploring how the near-term development of natural gas infrastructure, in the heavy-duty transportation sector, can be implemented to include technology that can best facilitate the long-term conversion to near-zero technology.

Speakers from a variety of disciplines came together to discuss the health and environmental benefits of active transportation.