Research Group on Accessibility Planning at the TUM Chair of Urban Structure and Transport Planning
Munich
Joined September 2020
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Welcome to the channel of our Research Group Accessibility Planning. Our aim is to support integrated land-use and #transportplanning by means of #accessibility - a concept, which has been proven to enhance quality of life and sustainability in our cities. Follow us & stay tuned!
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Almost a decade ago, my PhD thesis @TU_Muenchen examined the consequences of sharp increases in fuel prices on accessibility.
If we want to reduce vulnerability to future fuel price shocks, the answer is not cheaper fuel. The answer is providing sufficient accessibility for all.
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The #RemakingTheStreet Summer School kicked off yesterday in Munich! 🌿
A week of street experiments, hands-on group projects & top academic insight; all on the green campus of @TUMunich.
Next stop: Rotterdam! 🚀
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📈 Big news! The Journal of Urban Mobility jumps from a 2.7 to 6.1 Impact Factor, ranking Q1 in:
🌍 Geography
🏙️ Urban Planning
🚉 Transport
That means its research is widely cited, reflecting its growing influence in sustainable mobility!
Explore it ⤵️
sciencedirect.com/journal/jo…
TUM Accessibility Planning retweeted
Who doesn't like that 𝑛𝑒𝑤 𝑐𝑎𝑟 𝑠𝑚𝑒𝑙𝑙?
Thanks to @boltapp you can now give it to your friends and family as Christmas gift!
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Paris proves bold leadership transforms cities. 🌍
From suffocating smog (2007) to clean, green & livable streets (2023):
🚴♀️ 100s of km of bike lanes
🌳 Tens of thousands of trees
🚗 Car-free zones & 30 km/h limits
Millions now breathe clean air.
When will we dare to follow? 💪
🔥📘 HOT OFF THE PRESS! 📘🔥
The editorial from one of the first #15minuteCity special issues authored by Benjamin Büttner, Cecília Silva, Louis Merlin & Karst Geurs in Journal of Urban Mobility contains 12 papers on #proximity-centred #accessibility:
doi.org/10.1016/j.urbmob.202…
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Excited to join the @UMmalta as a visiting scholar, hosted by the fabulous @MTMariaATT!
I’ll give a public lecture on #FlowersOfProximity & #15minuteCity, and engage with Maltese students.
Let’s connect if you’re in Malta!
ALT Post announcement of my public talk on the flowers of proximity in Malta on 20th November at 17:30.
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„Lessons from Europe on Car Traffic-Reduced City Centres: Learning from Innovative Governance”. Bei einer Paneldiskussion im Rahmen des World Urban Forum in Kairo erörtern wir innovative regulatorische Ansätze für weniger Verkehr in den Innenstädten. #WUF12Egypt #GermanyatWUF12
How can we plan & design our cities inclusive & enjoyable for ALL?
At @aalborguni, we attended a PhD course on “The Anatomy of Mobility Justice”, led by @OleBJensen3 & @MimiSheller. Thanks for inspiring us to continue the mission of our Group on Mobility Justice at @TU_Muenchen.
ALT Aalborg and its diversity of people on the street.
Welcoming guest researcher @jedwinmok from @UofT!
His research focuses on multimodal access in transit networks. More recently, his fellowship thesis used a global lens to analyze disparities in transit infrastructure construction costs.
Looking forward to more collaboration🔥
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🔴#WeAreHiring
Desde @transyt_upm buscamos #arquitectos, #ingenierosciviles, #geógrafos, #ambientólogos para realización de una #tesisdoctoral y asistencia técnica en proyectos de #investigación
#movilidad #somosUPM #investigación #transporte #sostenibilidad #TRANSyT
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Do get in touch if you’re interested in the #transport and #mobility co-chair at the Aesop conference in Istanbul 2025!
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TRAM group is happy to announce the return of the @mcgillu and @CIRRELT transport seminar series. You can register below for the first seminar on Tuesday September 10th 2024 or attend in person if you are in Montreal at 12:00 PM EST. @Ehab__Diab
mcgill.zoom.us/meeting/regis…
Join the @RGS_IBG session on the #15minuteCity, featuring critical talks & a panel discussion on transforming cities for a sustainable future starring @plyushteva (#UniofOxford)🤝@Ben_Buettner (#TUM)🤝@kostasmrt (#ucph).
4 Sept, 17:00 CEST
lnkd.in/drC633xZ PW: TGRG
ALT Pic of an ideal 15mC?
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#JournalOfUrbanMobility has been awarded its 1st #ImpactFactor of 2.7, which places #JUM in Q1 of geography, Q2 of regional & urban planning & Q3 of transport category.
Thx to all submitted articles.
Dear reviewers pls accept my apols for being annoying.
tinyurl.com/ElsJUM
ALT Annoucement of JUM's impact factor
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#Paris has shown the world how mega events like the Olympics can transform cities. The games were fully accessible by #bike. By promoting #activemobility & giving #publicspace back to citizens, people from all over come together to socialize and more #equity is achieved for all.
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#RemakingTheStreet is in full swing! 🌟🚶♂️
Two days ago, we welcomed students from the summer school in historic #Munich to witness street experiments in action - with @humankindcity & @RGAccessibility: remakingthestreet.com/
ALT Students at the Remaking the Street Summer School in Munich.
ALT Students at the Remaking the Street Summer School in Munich during a presentation.
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Mañana estaré en ProximityPlanning Congress participando como en la sesión “Entre el Planeamiento y la Agenda Urbana Española” para hablar de cómo crear condiciones de proximidad. @CarpioPi @RGAccessibility @UPM_Urbanismo @UCBerkeley
+info: lnkd.in/d3s6aUjh @acc15prox
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The Journal of Urban Mobility’s first Impact Factor is 2.7 spkl.io/60124AUZk
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July is just around the corner and that means we’re exactly one month away from #RemakingTheStreet, our summer school co-developed with @RGAccessibility at TUM and supported by @EITUrbanMob.
Sounds fun?
All info is here: remakingthestreet.com/
