Transportation Special Interest Group (SIG)
Join us to analyse transportation systems, develop early problem recognition skills, and evaluate policy impacts using System Dynamics and systems thinking!
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UPCOMING
SIG EVENTS
SIG BLOG
Learn more about the latest developments in the transportation field and how System Dynamics and systems thinking make an impact.
SIG RESOURCES
Careers in Transportation using System Dynamics
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Transportation courses using System Dynamics. Add courses.
Explore transport-related models. Add models.
Access past SIG meetings. Watch SIG youtube recordings.
referral
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TRANSPORTATION FRIENDLY
Friendly journals to publish your System Dynamics, transportation-based work. Check out “Publisher” in our bibliography to find further publishing options.
The T-SIG supports and promotes System Dynamics threads in a number of conferences and other events.
SIG GOALS & HISTORY
The T-SIG was approved in November 2016. Check out the charter to learn more about it.
The purpose of the SIG is to focus on understanding the Transportation system, with three long-term goals in mind:
– The promotion of system dynamics as a tool to analyse transportation systems and policy.
– The development of a repository of case studies, models and other resources for practice and teaching.
– To work as a group to spread the use of system dynamics through the transport community both in practice and in academia – via for example workshops, targeting transport related conferences and journals and development of case studies with policy impact.
Simon Shepherd
Professor
Institute for Transport Studies
Enzo Bivona
Associate Professor
Università degli studi di Palermo
Gillian Harrison
Research Fellow
Institute for Transport Studies