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July 1, 2009
 
 
 
   

 

The UC Berkeley Center for Future Urban Transport was established in 2004 after the Volvo Research and Educational Foundations designated it as a Volvo Center of Excellence in a competition involving a large field of international candidates. It is housed at the Institute of Transportation Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, and its Director is Carlos Daganzo, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

 
   
 
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    June 2009: Chester, Mikhail and Arpad Horvath, Environmental assessment of passenger transportation should include infrastructure and supply chains, Environmental Research Letters  
       
       
       
 

 

fut logoApril 19-21, 2009: Presentations by UC Berkeley Center for Future Urban Transport researchers at the Academic Workshop at the Access and Mobility for the Cities of Tomorrow: 4th International Conference on Future Urban Transport, Goteborg Sweden

| A Cheap and Resilient Approach to Eliminate Bus Bunching Prof. Carlos Daganzo, UC Berkeley Center for Future Urban Transport, Download presentation

| The unintended environmental consequences of some green logistics policies in urban areas Paper I, Paper II Prof. Samer Madanat and Mr. Nakul Sathaye, UC Berkeley Center for Future Urban Transport, Download presentation

| Mobile Millennium: using smartphones as traffic probes in a privacy aware environment (pdf, 1 MB) Prof. Alexandre Bayen, UC Berkeley Center for Future Urban Transport

 
     
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