ITSforAsia

Especially in south-east Asia the rapid urbanization causes more and more traffic problems which end in air pollution, noise and generally bad living conditions. The DLR Institute of Transportation Systems is working over 10 years in the field of sustainable transport for (upcoming) Megacities and urban areas generally. Outgoing from China in 2002, several joint projects and EC-projects were conducted and led to an good network with reliable project participants in economy and politics.

Joint projects with China: How can traffic in China's megacities be optimized?
The DLR Institute of Transportation Systems has been active in China since 2002, working on application-oriented mobility projects. Project participants and users are primarily ministries, city governments and downstream institutions such as traffic police and planning authorities. As the conclusion of the GIP2China and OptimUM projects, this film presents the project work and the approach of the scientists in China.

Joint projects with China: How can traffic in China's megacities be optimized?

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Joint projects with China: How can traffic in China's megacities be optimized?
The DLR Institute of Transportation Systems has been active in China since 2002, working on application-oriented mobility projects. Project participants and users are primarily ministries, city governments and downstream institutions such as traffic police and planning authorities. As the conclusion of the GIP2China and OptimUM projects, this film presents the project work and the approach of the scientists in China.

See here for the projects:

OptimUM

joint CoRe

GIP2China

Information material

ITSforAsia Flyer GIP2China 2017

1.8 MB | PDF

ITSforAsia Poster GIP2China

2.7 MB | PDF

Video

ITSforAsia GIP2China Messe Hefei 2019 Video

14.1 MB |

This project is managed by the department:

Research Design and Assessment of Mobility Solutions

In this department scientists develop solutions for cities and regions to transform the mobility system by developing user-friendly designs and simulation and evaluation tools, as well as researching operational optimization and creating acceptance.

Contact

Dr.-Ing. Christian Meirich

Head of Department
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Institute of Transportation Systems
Research Design and Assessment of Mobility Solutions
Lilienthalplatz 7, 38108 Braunschweig