Expert workshop: Enhancing the state of transport modelling in IAMs
The expert workshop took place on 19 November 2013 in Laxenburg, Austria and aimed at bringing together transport experts to share knowledge and ultimately provide guidance for improving Integrated Assessment Models.
Workshop participants discussed the present state of transport modelling within IAM frameworks, as well as challenges ahead. Special attention was given to data sources, modelling of behavioural aspects and consumer preferences as well as transport infrastructure.
Presentations:
Opening remarks
- Keywan Riahi - IIASA: Welcome to the PBL-IIASA Transportation Workshop
- Detlef van Vuuren - PBL: Objective of the meeting
Session I: What is the current state of transport modelling in IAMs and where should it go?
- Bastien Girod - ETH-Zurich: Global transport modelling in IAMs learnings from model comparison
- Tom Longden - FEEM: Comparing IAM results for transport and embedding them within the wider sectoral study context
- Oreane Edelenbosch - PBL: Taking stock of the ADVANCE transport models
Session II: What transport data is available and what more do we need for IAM work?
- Detlef van Vuuren - PBL: Data needs on energy demand transport in ADVANCE
- Lewis Fulton - University of California, Davis: What transport data is available and what more do we need for IAM work
- Jari Kauppila - International Transport Forum (OECD): Data for transport modelling
Session III: Key determinants of mode choice and service demand - how can IAM transport models be improved to reflect heterogeneous behavior and consumer choices?
- Mark Jaccard - Simon Fraser University: Modelling Technological and Behavioural Response to Transport Policies (ppt version)
- Jillian Anable - University of Aberdeen: Modelling transport demand, behaviour and consumer choices
Session IV: How can transport infrastructure be better modelled in IAMs?
- David Greene - Oak Ridge National Laboratory and University of Tennessee: Modelling transport demand, behaviour and consumer choices
- Hannah Daly - UCL: Transport Infrastructure and travel demand in energy system models
- Alexander Körner - IEA: Estimating road and railway infrastructure capacity and costs
Documents:
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