Transportation and Environmental Simulation Studies - TESS
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The TESS group aims to bring the considerable depth and breadth of transportation and environmental
The Transportation and Environmental Simulation Studies (TESS) group aims to bring the considerable depth and breadth of transportation and environmental research to bear on both local and real-world problems from the perspectives of planning and engineering. The study group focuses on filling the critical gap between academic research, local needs, environmental planning, and public sector transportation planning and operations. As a research group in the Department of Civil and Resource Engineering at Dalhousie University, TESS seeks solutions to problems associated with sustainable transportation, travel demand modeling policies and procedures, public transportation, active transportation, air quality and environmental management, etc. Transportation decisions directly affect our economic prosperity, environmental sustainability, health, and social well-being. Hence, TESS seeks to be a hub for transportation- and environment-related research, with the goals of promoting sustainable transportation and supporting research partnerships at other institutions globally. We publish our research findings and results and present them at local and international meetings and conferences. Any initiative that would facilitate the achievement of TESS’s aims is most welcome. If you have suggestions or wish to make a proposal regarding a potential project or research funding, contact us at [email protected]
12/12/2017
NYMTC's Regional Snapshot: & Plan 🏃♀️🚴🚶 https://sites.google.com/view/nymtc-plan2045-ped-bike-plan/home
05/18/2017
Sweden’s capital city decides it’s time to correct postwar planning blunders—with a little friendly rivalry on the side.
Stockholm Starts a Friendly Rivalry Over Car-Free Planning Look out, Oslo.
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1/6 research group presented at the 96th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board ( ) in Washington, DC, Jan 8-12, 2017.
2/6 research group presented recent findings on NS travel activity patterns@ 96th
3/6 Daily Time-Use Activity Patterns at a Large Canadian Uni
Event 505, TUES, Jan 10 | 8:00 AM-9:45 AM | Convention Center, Hall E (D208)
4/6 Identification of Representative Time-Use Activity Patterns
Event 830, WED, Jan 11 | 10:15 AM-12:00 PM | Convention Center, Hall E, C182
5/6 Event 505 (D208): Activity Patterns, TUES, Jan 10 | Hall E, Sponsored by: Standing Committee on Traveler Behavior and Values (ADB10)
6/6 Event 830 (C182): Transportation Demand Forecasting, Jan 11, Sponsored by: Standing Committee on Transportation Demand Forecasting ADB40
All members of group wish you a happy and prosperous new year!
11/21/2016
If you design a city to get people walking, then people will do more physical activity. A new global study has found that a well-designed neighborhood not only keeps people fit but can reduce obesity, diabetes, and heart disease...
The Well-Designed City Is A Healthy City, All Over The World A major study that monitored 14,000 people in very different cities found that walkability is a universal public good.
09/27/2016
09/23/2016
Hazed by the smog: where does Asia's air pollution come from? A haze has periodically wafted over Asia for 20 years. But despite rising public health concern, the pollution remains as opaque as the smoke itself, Mike Ives reports.
09/18/2016
EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data Facility Level Information on Greenhouse Gases Tool
08/02/2016
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07/23/2016
Tips on Getting Kids Active on their commutes
Tips on Taking Active Transportation for Kids | Evergreen Kids who walk, roll, or take other forms of active transportation to and from school experience many benefits. As a parent, teacher or a caregiver, you can play a role in encouraging kids to get active on their school commutes here’s how.
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