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The Transport modeling Forum 2009 is presented by:
Local Transport Today
Local Transport Today is the UK's leading publication for the transport planning professional, providing readers with news, comment and analysis plus all the latest job opportunities in this fast-moving field.
LTT’s mission every fortnight is to support the effective planning and management of the range of transport choices. We write for the practitioners, the professionals, the skilled people who plan, design and deliver local and regional transport and those at national level who set the local and regional agenda. And we write for the suppliers of specialist services, consultants, interest groups, researchers, academics and financiers.
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Mott MacDonald
Mott MacDonald is a global engineering, management and development consultancy working in all sectors from transport, energy, buildings, water and the environment to health and education, industry and communications. We are wholly independent, with a turnover exceeding £600 million and 10 000 staff engaged in work in over 140 countries.
Transport is our forte at Mott MacDonald. It has been our business for over a century so we are ideally equipped to plan, develop and deliver true integrated transport solutions. We bring a vast range of skills from operational, economic, financial and environmental assessments to advanced transport telematics, multi-modal modelling and intelligent transport systems.
Our leading capability in transport modelling embraces many aspects of transport and traffic movement. Our experts apply appropriate transport modelling techniques at each stage of project development. We use all major software packages for public and private sector clients. Many of our applications are multi-modal. Increasingly we use GIS techniques to support in pre- and post-processing. Many of our models are at the forefront of current technology and our experts regularly advise the Highways Agency and the Department for Transport on best practice.
Transport Simulation Systems
TSS - Transport Simulation Systems develops and markets Aimsun, the leading transport modelling software environment. Aimsun is the product of 23 years of research, tens of academic publications and hundreds of real-world projects to-date. It has a strong scientific and commercial heritage and a fiercely loyal user community. TSS prides itself on the quality and performance of its simulations; its open and extensible software platform; and its unique ability to fuse static, dynamic and hybrid approaches within a single environment. These features combined make Aimsun uniquely capable of improving the world’s road infrastructure: from optimising a toll gate in Tokyo’s Cargo Terminal to helping control, in real time, the traffic lights around the entire ring-road of Madrid.
TSS has offices in Barcelona, Spain and regional distributors servicing over 1,300 users in 55 countries. Aimsun licensees in the UK include government agencies such as Sheffield, Leeds and Southampton City Councils; leading consultancies such as Halcrow, Arup and MVA, as well as academic users and research partners including the Universities of Coventry, Leeds, Newcastle and Southampton. In addition, TSS has important on-going technical partnerships with Legion, TRL and SIEMENS UK. For more information, please visit www.aimsun.com.
Transit Magazine
Transit provides news and analysis for the UK passenger transport sector every fortnight. Widley read by rail, light rail and bus operators, local and central governments, consultants and suppliers, Transit delivers comprehensive coverage, authoritative features and incisive business comment.
Transit is here to help you understand and keep pace with developments in this fast-moving sector. For a free copy of the latest issue or to find out more about subscribing, please call 0845 270 7857.
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