In an increasingly urbanised world, analysing and understanding the dynamics of mixed urban traffic, including pedestrians, cyclists and other new mobility modes, is necessary for urban planning, infrastructure design and the organisation of major events, among other applications. These issues are of great societal interest in terms of mobility and safety, but also in terms of environment and quality of life.
The aim of this workshop is to provide a multidisciplinary forum for discussion and exchange in a relaxed and collegial atmosphere, bringing together young researchers and experts from computer science, physics, mathematics, data science, engineering, sociology, and psychology on topics related to pedestrian dynamics and urban mobility. Young researchers at the doctoral or post-doctorallevel, as well as students at the end of their Masters, will be particularly welcome.
The workshop is supported by the Franco-German University. Registration is free!
The workshop topics are categorised into three main research axes covering a wide range of approaches to modelling pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicle behaviours and their dynamics from different disciplines:
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