Planning Location of Mobility Hub for Sustainable Urban Mobility

Aydın, Nezir; Şeker, Şükran; Özkan, Betül

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2022.103843

Cited by 41 publications

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“…The service platform is a digital infrastructure or framework that enables a deployment, management and usage of mobility services and applications. It facilitates integration of different mobility services and applications for seamless communication and data exchange [2]. This is the key capability for enabling interoperability among hosted mobility and logistic services.…”

Section: Smh Service Platformmentioning

confidence: 99%

Zero-Emission Solution for a Smart Mobility Hub

SIHVONEN,

TAKALA

2023

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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The road transport industry is facing increasing pressure to reduce its carbon footprint and transition towards eco-friendly solutions. One prominent approach has been the adoption of alternative energy sources for heavy vehicles, with electric trucks emerging as the most promising option due to their reduced emissions, lower fuel costs and improved performance. Concurrently, governments are introducing policies and directives aimed at significantly decreasing CO2 emissions caused by road transport, often favouring the implementation of smart mobility hubs (SMH) as a means to mitigate the negative impact of road traffic on cities. In line with this movement, the MORE Industrial Park, a major SMH in southern Finland, is pursuing a development strategy to transform into an eco-industrial park with a mission to achieve an emission-free zone. This paper aims to propose a zero-emission first-/lastmile road transportation strategy for the MORE Industrial Park, which serves as a critical SMH for local industries in Hämeenlinna and Janakkala, Finland. The proposed solution suggests utilizing the latest ICT technologies, electric power trains, and the Mobility as a Service concept for sustainable mobility and logistics. The solution seeks to contribute to a greener and more efficient road transport industry in the region.

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Section: Smh Service Platformmentioning

confidence: 99%

Zero-Emission Solution for a Smart Mobility Hub

SIHVONEN,

TAKALA

2023

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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“…Authorities and researchers consider rail transit as one of the vital public transportation modes (Özgür, 2011;Givoni and Banister, 2012;Aydin, 2017;Aydin et al, 2022), and according to some researchers it helps reducing the traffic congestion (Litman, 2007; Manzolli et al, 2021). It is not just effective in reducing traffic congestion but also effective in reducing costs.…”

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Factors affecting travelers' satisfaction with rail transit systems

Ercan

Aydın

ASLAN

2023

Akıllı Ulaşım Sistemleri Ve Uygulamaları Dergisi

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Ensuring a high traveller satisfaction level in public transportation systems is a vital goal for managers and decision-makers working for municipalities/city governments. Accordingly, traveling service providers need to recurrently assess the quality of their service to determine its adequacy and effectiveness. Providing public transportation services to millions of people, Istanbul Municipality conducts regular surveys to assess the perception of Istanbulers on the quality of public transportation. In this study, we analysed the data obtained from one of these surveys administered to people who use the rail transit lines. We particularly focused on the set of questions that covers the following five dimensions: comfort, fee, safety, accessibility, and overall travel satisfaction. Using the structural equation model, we explored the effects of comfort, fee, safety, and accessibility on travellers’ overall satisfaction with the rail transit lines. Based on the results, we found that travellers’ perceived level of comfort, accessibility, and fee affordability has a significant effect whereas the perceived level of safety does not have a significant effect on travelers’ general satisfaction with the rail transit lines.

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“…(2022) proposed an integrated fuzzy multi-criteria decision-making methodology to select the best location for sustainable urban mobility. 13 Sotiropoulou and Vavatsikos (2023) developed a multi-criteria decision framework to support sustainable land suitability analysis and land management planning. 14 Vahidnia et al.…”

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Dual hybrid frameworks combining graph convolutional network with decoding for covering location problem

Zhang,

Wang,

Liang

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iScience

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Planning Location of Mobility Hub for Sustainable Urban Mobility

Cited by 41 publications

References 34 publications

Zero-Emission Solution for a Smart Mobility Hub

Zero-Emission Solution for a Smart Mobility Hub

Factors affecting travelers' satisfaction with rail transit systems

Dual hybrid frameworks combining graph convolutional network with decoding for covering location problem

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