The Strategic Role of New Infrastructure Networks in Europe

Nijkamp, Peter; Perrels, Adriaan; Schippers, Leo

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-57843-4_10

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“…The area of rational modeling is wide although it is both feasible and suitable to the new towns [5]. To plan a functional model of transportation network many scholars recommend the pentagon model [14]. The pentagon transportation system assumes that a high quality functional fluent traffic encompasses of five above named wares.…”

Section: Rationality and Functionality Of Transportation Networkmentioning

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Sustainable New Towns and Transportation Planning; Reflection of A Case Study

Shahraki

2018

ACET

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This paper discusses the link between sustainable development and transportation networks. The paper criticizes the current planning development ways, which exclude sufficient regional and urban traffic infrastructures.The paper aims to investigate the various effects of a regional corridor and on the new towns' capacity to home increasing regional population. The paper analyses the obstacles that hinder the realization of the target to build sustainable new towns with the help of academic theoretical method and with the strategy of a case study.This paper builds a model of the transportation network to remedy the current failures. The model contributes to the new towns in similar situations in the world to become sustainable and attractive.

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Section: Rationality and Functionality Of Transportation Networkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable New Towns and Transportation Planning; Reflection of A Case Study

Shahraki

2018

ACET

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Globalization, e‐economy and trade

Capineri

Leinbach

2004

Transport Reviews

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The first position paper of Stella Focus Group 1 on Globalization, E-Economy and Trade aims to highlight the main concepts around which the activities will develop. It addresses the transport and trade implications of the shift from an economy dominated by physical movements to one where electronic communications aid and, indeed, under certain circumstances, eliminate or reduce physical flows. In particular, it points out that the revolution taking place is mainly due to deep changes in distribution processes caused by the spread of e-commerce and by a production system based on networks of different types (production, financial, information, etc.) . Major topics for exploration are the specific roles of networks, new interpretations of access and distance in virtual and physical spaces, the adoption, spread and impact of e-commerce, the multifaceted process of integration andInternetworking, territorial competitiveness in the digital economy, intermodality, and the growth of logistical systems and their impact upon supply chains. Factors surrounding the shippers' choice of freight transport services, communications and transport patterns between consumers and businesses, and general sustainability in these increasingly complex systems are also important. All these topics are ripe for research from both theoretical and methodological perspectives.

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The Strategic Role of New Infrastructure Networks in Europe

Cited by 2 publications

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Sustainable New Towns and Transportation Planning; Reflection of A Case Study

Sustainable New Towns and Transportation Planning; Reflection of A Case Study

Globalization, e‐economy and trade

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