Mobility Network is pleased to host a Community of Practice for postdoctoral researchers: a safe space for postdocs to interact, collaborate, and grow together as researchers and scholars. Contribute to shaping a dynamic, mutually supportive collective! Connect and share with your U of T peers. Join us at our second session on December 1, 2022, 3:00-5:00 […]
This workshop will facilitate a discussion on creating effective podium and poster-style presentations for conference settings, specifically for the upcoming TRB conference. About the speaker Matt Strohack Matt Strohack of U of T's Engineering Communications Program teaches communication and professional skills in a variety of engineering departments such as civil engineering, electrical and computer engineering, […]
University of Toronto faculty are invited to join us for a kick-off session exploring our common interests in new mobility technologies and services, hosted on Zoom. Mobility Technologies & Services It is well known that “the costs of congestion” threaten thriving urban regions and cities. Congestion is a symptom of a thriving urban region but […]
The Travel Modelling Group (TMG) at Mobility Network presents the workshop "Creating Custom EMME Tools and Exporting Subareas" on Wednesday, December 7, 10:00-12:00 EDT online via MS Teams. This online workshop is free and all are welcome to attend. Registration is required. Register here on Eventbrite by December 6 at 11:59 p.m. Creating Custom EMME […]
Understanding, modelling and influencing travel behaviour Are you interested in applying your interest in behavioural research to the important challenge of understanding, modelling and influencing human decision-making with respect to the everyday decisions we make to travel from our homes to the places we work, study, shop, access services, recreate, etc.? When, how and why […]
This research developed the first analytical model to aid in Freight-Efficient Land Use (FELU) design and planning while taking into account the effects of land use decisions on supply chains. To do so, an optimal facility location model with entropy maximization was developed. The model minimizes the social costs associated with supply chain activity and […]
Mobility Network is pleased to host a Community of Practice for postdoctoral researchers: a safe space for postdocs to interact, collaborate, and grow together as researchers and scholars. Contribute to shaping a dynamic, mutually supportive collective! Connect and share with your U of T peers. Join us at our next session on December 15, 2022, 3:00-5:00 […]
How to deliver persuasive presentations to win support and financing for research proposals, consulting contracts, and major projects By the time we graduate from university, we have enjoyed the benefit of many learned presentations designed to convey information and stimulate our ability to reason. These presentations are designed to foster learning in an academic environment. However, […]
Mobility Network will host an interactive workshop on December 16 to help those off to the 2023 Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting in January prepare their posters and presentations. Interested? Contact us for details by Sunday, December 11.
This workshop on Land Use & Planning will feature speakers Dr. Karen Chapple and Dr. Prentiss Dantzler of the School of Cities, and is open to U of T faculty in any discipline. Agenda Coming soon. Register This workshop is restricted to University of Toronto faculty. If you are interested in attending, please email mobilitynetwork@utoronto.ca […]
