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Funder: IMC Worldwide Limited on behalf of the Department for International Development, in partnership with SCCThis project, which was undertaken in conjunction with the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, took the ideas and concept...

The objectives of this project were to:1. Review modelling platforms and their capabilities with respect to transport technologies, sociodemographic change, air quality, self-service and real time traffic management;2. Review new data sources such as...

Outputs from the NISMOD transport model were used to investigate the effects of population change on travel demand, and the subsequent impact of different sets of options, or ‘Pathways’, to help achieve the net-zero carbon target for transport in EEH...

This project established and developed relationships between the transport modelling and strategies team in TRG and national, regional and local transport bodies, promoting the application of ITRC’s NISMODv2 Transport model. The model has had relativ...

The objective of this study was to review future modelling requirements for Hampshire County Council, including whether traditional transport models in current use remain fit for purpose into the future (using SRTM and NHTM19 as case studies). It foc...

This concept and relationship development project worked with Hampshire County Council’s Transport team to pilot the implementation of potential approaches for integrating Highway Authority data on active travel infrastructure with the active travel ...

The mission of the TIDE project was to enhance the broad transfer and take-up of 15 innovative urban transport and mobility measures throughout Europe and to make a visible contribution to establish them as mainstream measures. TIDE focussed on 15 in...

I research and teach how music, media, and digital technologies shape people’s cultural lives. I am a Lecturer in Digital Humanities, specialising in online music cultures. My work primarily aims to understand how people engage with music platforms a...

Rosemary Clark received the MSc degree in Physics from the University of Southampton in 2022. Now she is working towards her PhD at the Optoelectronics Research Centre in Southampton, United Kingdom.