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ARL Kongress - Evaluating faster planning processes - trading off planning time and societal value
A conference talk on the theme, 'Planning - between protests and calls to pick up the pace'
Apr 18, 2024 —
Media docks, Lübeck, DE
VISIM - Responsive infrastructure planning to meet long-term societal needs
An online presentation on the infrastructure planning efforts enabling the accommodation of societal needs more quickly.
Nov 3, 2023 5:00 PM — 5:40 PM
Online, Northwestern University, Chicago IL, USA
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The value of accelerating the infrastructure planning process
Constructing or modifying infrastructure usually requires years, or even decades, meaning that stakeholder needs often change during the planning process itself. The responsiveness will steer how quickly planners can accommodate to changing societal needs.
Arnor B. Elvarsson
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Bryan T. Adey
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Orlando Marcel Roman Garcia
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Adaptive Mobility Infrastructure and Land-use
Our module focuses on conducting cutting-edge studies and can be summarised into three pillars - (a) Transforming and forecasting city-wide mobility patterns, (b) Decision-making and planning processes for transport infrastructure in the face of uncertainties, and (c) Sustainable and interactive land-use planning.
Responsiveness of infrastructure planning - Embracing adaptive planning methods to meet societal needs
This research (1) maps the planning process of transport infrastructure, (2) identifies the potential of adaptive planning methods in planning practice, (3) develops state-of-the-art tools to plan regional infrastructure development considering future uncertainties
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On accessibility and infrastructure
Societal benefits are not achieved through fighting for scarce land, but fighting for more access to land.
Arnór Elvarsson
Jun 24, 2021
4 min read
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Removing highways - Solution or a disservice?
New York Times suggest that in order to revive urban centers all over the United States, many cities are considering removing high-volume roads and highways from the city center. Where will the traffic go?
Arnór Elvarsson
Last updated on Dec 13, 2020
4 min read
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