Session Video - How to Use Technology to Understand Human Mobility in Cities Read more about Session Video - How to Use Technology to Understand Human Mobility in Cities Stefan Seer of the Austrian Institute of Technology and Massachusetts Institute of Technology shares some opportunities and limitations that can be drawn from using technology in assessing human mobility.
Urban Transport: Who Decides What? Read more about Urban Transport: Who Decides What? This graphical presentation shows the transition and growth of the global urban transport system and infrastructure.
How to Use Technology to Understand Human Mobility in Cities? Read more about How to Use Technology to Understand Human Mobility in Cities? Learn how human behavior analysis influences mobility and transport infrastructure. Find out how current technologies such as the Internet, GPS, and mobile devices enable greater and accurate data collection (compared to manual counting) that can assist in urban transport planning, particularly the design of complex transportation systems and reducing congestion.
How to Use Technology to Understand Urban Infrastructure and Human Mobility Read more about How to Use Technology to Understand Urban Infrastructure and Human Mobility About 44 million people are being added to Asia's urban population every year, or roughly 120,000 people per day. This rate is expected to persist since 80% of the region's economic growth will be in urban areas. More than ever, there is great impetus to improve mobility and transport in Asia's cities. The latest and other emerging technologies in urban mobility, as well as simulation and satellite mapping, could hold the key to drive change.