Transport planning and big data

Šemanjski, Ivana

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-820717-8.00001-4

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“…It is important to distinguish between the concepts "digital twin", "digital shadow", and "digital model". Figure 8 highlights the differences in these concepts by focusing on the data transfer among physical and virtual twins [119]. Figure 9 demonstrates the important risks and challenges when developing DTs [117].…”

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“…Figure 7 illustrates the DT complexities (three main complexity levels) and time horizon approximations (three main life cycle stages of a physical system with the related DT applications) [119]. Figure 7 illustrates the DT complexities (three main complexity levels) and time horizon approximations (three main life cycle stages of a physical system with the related DT applications) [119]. Before developing and implementing the DT, various research questions must be answered.…”

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“…Semeraro et al [120] presented Table 3 to summarize the key research questions of DTs answered by the literature so far. Figure 7 illustrates the DT complexities (three main complexity levels) and ti zon approximations (three main life cycle stages of a physical system with the rel applications) [119]. Before developing and implementing the DT, various research questions mu swered.…”

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Towards Safe and Efficient Unmanned Aircraft System Operations: Literature Review of Digital Twins’ Applications and European Union Regulatory Compliance

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Semanjski³

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Drones

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Unmanned aerial system/unmanned aircraft system (UAS) operations have increased exponentially in recent years. With the creation of new air mobility concepts, industries use cutting-edge technology to create unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for various applications. Due to the popularity and use of advanced technology in this relatively new and rapidly evolving context, a regulatory framework to ensure safe operations is essential. To reflect the several ongoing initiatives and new developments in the domain of European Union (EU) regulatory frameworks at various levels, the increasing needs, developments in, and potential uses of UAVs, particularly in the context of research and innovation, a systematic overview is carried out in this paper. We review the development of UAV regulation in the European Union. The issue of how to implement this new and evolving regulation in UAS operations is also tackled. The digital twin (DT)’s ability to design, build, and analyze procedures makes it one potential way to assist the certification process. DTs are time- and cost-efficient tools to assist the certification process, since they enable engineers to inspect, analyze, and integrate designs as well as express concerns immediately; however, it is fair to state that DT implementation in UASs for certification and regulation is not discussed in-depth in the literature. This paper underlines the significance of UAS DTs in the certification process to provide a solid foundation for future studies.

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Towards Safe and Efficient Unmanned Aircraft System Operations: Literature Review of Digital Twins’ Applications and European Union Regulatory Compliance

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“…Transportation is critical to the proper functioning of the economy [35]. Most cities in the global north have an extremely high dependence on automobiles for everyday transportation.…”

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Enthralling Prefigurative Urban and Regional Planning Forward

Lopes Balsas

2023

Land

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Improving, strengthening, and fine tuning, as well as developing, revitalizing, conserving, and preserving, are all words commonly used in an urban and regional planner’s vocabulary. More nebulous are the concepts of it, thyself, which are the other in planning thinking and professional interventions. Who, what, how, when, and where will it be carried out? If conscious and aware of one’s actions, oneself ought to be able to answer these questions without deference to its outcomes. However, it is commonly recognized that we are unable, and at times unwilling, to understand others’ reaction to a proposal, even when put forward according to established common norms and traditions and socio-economic, environmental, cultural, and legal orders. The purpose of this paper is to review various planning challenges derived from earlier lived and or researched experiences that have already occurred, others taking place here and now, as well as others in need of further conceptualization and study. The review methods build not only upon the now classical sustainability framework, but also upon the more recent and alternative Soft City approach centered on place, movement, and sociability. It is believed that the planning topics and methods analyzed in this review can help reach carbon neutrality goals, promote climate urbanism, accomplish higher utilization of renewable energy, and reduce automobility levels, all goals conducive to graceful bliss and authentic happiness.

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“…Urban mobility represents an essential form of mobility, where all movements and trips take place in urban areas or urban settings [4]. Delivering sustainable strategies and methods of transportation held equal significance in urban mobility as well as in other varieties of mobility.…”

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Sustainable Urban Mobility (SUM), a bibliometric analysis with examples from Budapest and Vienna

Qasseer,

Szalkai

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Sustainable Urban Mobility (SUM) is a relatively modern term that started to be used in literature after the beginning of the 21st century and has recently gained significant popularity. In this paper we analyze the main aspects of SUM term, its development, and its main concepts and keywords. We also analyze the main aspects of SUM in Budapest and Vienna and compare them. A bibliometric analysis is achieved on the extracted literature using VOSviewer and Excel software. Analyzing the two case studies is achieved through revising the published plans of SUM in both cities then comparing them. SUM term reached its peak around 2020. The main aspects which accompanied this term are related to sustainable modes, planning, and policies. Budapest and Vienna cities are heading to be more sustainable cities. However, additional steps need to be taken in this regard. Analyzing the situation in the two case studies, depending on the results of the bibliometric analysis and comparing them will help in understanding to which level they represent successful examples of sustainability in Europe. In addition to proposing some useful points to develop the process of producing SUM plans to provide a more balanced and livable urban environment.

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Transport planning and big data

Cited by 6 publications

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Towards Safe and Efficient Unmanned Aircraft System Operations: Literature Review of Digital Twins’ Applications and European Union Regulatory Compliance

Towards Safe and Efficient Unmanned Aircraft System Operations: Literature Review of Digital Twins’ Applications and European Union Regulatory Compliance

Enthralling Prefigurative Urban and Regional Planning Forward

Sustainable Urban Mobility (SUM), a bibliometric analysis with examples from Budapest and Vienna

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