A one-day seminar/workshop on
transport modeling softwares was conducted at De La Salle University last
September 16. Dr. Bryce Sharman, training coordinator of INRO, and Dr. Alexis
Fillone, presented the tools and methodologies for regional transport planning,
traffic simulation and visual analytics for big data in mobility. The seminar
and workshop is supported by the Sustainable Mobility Sub-Center, Center for
Engineering and Sustainable Development Research of the Gokongwei College of
Engineering.
Participants witnessed the
various applications and experiences in using the INRO software for macro-,
meso-, and microscopic transportation modeling. Dr. Sharman presented the transport
models of other countries while Dr. Alexis Fillone of the DLSU CE Department and Engr. Kervin Lucas shared their
experiences in using the software for local projects and studies.
The afternoon session was
scheduled as a hands-on training for EMME (macroscopic modeling software of
INRO). Dr. Sharman introduced the fundamentals while participants explored the
capabilities of the modeling software.
The workshop was attended by
students, faculty, and professionals who are involved in the field of Transport
Planning.
The Civil Engineering
Department have academic licenses of EMME and DYNAMEQ – modelling software of
INRO.
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