To achieve sustainability in the area of transport we need to view the decision-making
process as a whole and consider all the most important socio-economic and environmental …

Last decades have witnessed significant advances in transportation planning
methodologies, facilitated by the development of computational algorithms, technologies …

In the design of a new public transport system or of an extension of an existing system, the
choice of a suitable placement of stations and stops in the territory and the definition of the …

Transport decision-making problems are typically spatially based and involve a set of
feasible alternatives with multiple evaluation criteria. Besides, transport decisions affect …

This research aims to gauge the economic impact of the measures set out in the Strategic
Infrastructure and Transport Plan, 2005–2020, as implemented by the Spanish government …

Since the 1960s, a significant percentage of railway networks have been closed all over the
world. This represents a heritage that can be used to provide new features to local …

This paper proposes a methodology to measure spatial spillovers of transport infrastructure
investment and to monetize them by distributing the costs of the infrastructures envisaged …

The world is urbanizing at a very fast pace. Modern geography, particularly geo-information
systems (GIS) and global positioning systems (GPS) are reshaping the way urban and …

Abstract High Speed Rail (HSR) in Spain began in 1992 and curently has a network of about
3400 km. In this 25-year period, accessibility has progressively increased, and its spatial …

This article develops a methodology for evaluating the effectiveness and spatial coverage of
public transport in tourist cities. The proposed methodology is applied and validated in …