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conferences@landor.co.uk
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Why attend the Transport Modelling Seminars?
Who should attend the Transport Modelling conference?
Main users of model results in policy and decision-making who want to update their knowledge of what is done elsewhere.
Those responsible for using models directly who want to improve their existing toolkit.
Those who develop models for a living and want to ensure that their clients are provided with acceptable and effective solutions.
All those involved with transport modelling:
Those responsible for using models directly who want to improve their existing toolkit.
Those who develop models for a living and want to ensure that their clients are provided with acceptable and effective solutions.
All those involved with transport modelling:
- Local Authority officers and decision-makers
- Central and Regional Government
- Consultants in all aspects of transport, development and regeneration
- Funding organisations in the public and private sector
- Transport modelling software developers and vendors
- Environmental and economic appraisal specialists
- Academics and students
11:45 - 12:10
Long distance travel in Britain
Joyce Dargay, Institute of Transport Studies
Joyce Dargay is Professor in Transport Econometrics at the Institute for Transport Studies of the University of Leeds.
12:10 - 12:35
Demand forecasting for HS2
Andrew Hodgson, Atkins
Andrew Hodgson is a Managing Consultant at Atkins
14:20 - 13:00
A change of direction for rail? Implications of a study into rail demand forecasting
Andrew Meaney, Managing Consultant, Oxera
Andrew is head of Oxera's transport team. In the rail industry, Andrew has managed projects employing innovative modelling techniques to advance the state of the art in demand forecasting.
Morning Seminar: Modelling & Predicting long distance travel paterns & modal choices
14:30 - 14:55
The demand modelling framework for the 2012 Games
Jamie Spencer & Bayo Dosunmu, Public Transport Modelling Manager, Olympic Delivery Authority
Bayo Dosunmu is responsible for the development and maintenance of the tools which the ODA forecast and analyse spectators and workforce travel to the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic venues.
14:55 - 15:20
Quantifying trade-offs between security, liberty and privacy
Dr. Dimitris Potoglou, Analyst, RAND Europe's Modelling Team
Dr. Dimitris Potoglou has expertise in internet surveys, discrete choice modelling, stated preference techniques, geographic information systems and spatial data analysis.
15:20 - 16:00
The essential role for high quality visualisation of microsimulation models
Pete Sykes, Director of Development, SIAS and Brendan Hafferty, Forum8
SIAS provides consultancy in traffic planning and urban issues as well as development, sales, and support of microsimulation software. Forum8 produces state-of-the art 3D VR software and is at the forefront of 3D Visual Interactive Simulation technology.
Afternoon Seminar: Modelling major events and lessons for the 2012 games - visitor demand, travel paterns and managing high volume people flows
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Modelling World Exhibition entry is FREE (does not include entry into the plenary, seminars, networking drinks or evening meal) Please email conferences@landor.co.uk if you wish to visit the free trade exhibition.
Date and Venue
Registration at 09:00 17 June 2010, Chelsea Football Club, Stamford Bridge, Fulham Road, London SW6 1HS
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