In this project, participants independently explore the diverse aspects of land use by transportation systems. They analyze the spatial impacts of various transportation infrastructures and modes using current data and facts.
In addition to attempting a precise definition, they apply and test innovative calculation methods to assess the land use of different transportation systems or their components. It is also essential to present and illustrate the findings interactively and dynamically.
They discuss sustainable and efficient concepts to minimize land use with urban and transportation planning professionals and identify best practices.
Through group work and practice-oriented projects, they independently develop sustainable and efficient solutions for land optimization in urban and rural areas.
This seminar is aimed at urban planning students who want to acquire and deepen practical knowledge in this central area.
Ideally, you will present your results to a scientific standardization committee.
Lectures and guest lectures, group work and individual project work, case studies, presentations and discussions, e-learning and online resources, peer feedback and reflection, final project and presentation.