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The environmental assessment of urban goods movement

October 13, 2015

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Author: Erica E.F. Ballantyne
Abstract:

This paper presents the implementation of a thorough physical environmental assessment of urban goods movement (UGM). It is aimed at local decision makers concerned with sustainable development issues in urban planning. After a description of the new stakes for urban planners, the paper specifies the data processing method and the sequence of the models used as well as the results in three French cities: Bordeaux (750,000 population), Dijon (240,000 population) and Marseilles (1,050,000 population).

Website: http://trid.trb.org/view.aspx?…
Source: TRB - TRID
Focus Areas: Bordeaux, Data Processing, Decision making, Development, Dijon, Environmental impacts, Europe, Evaluation and assessment, France, Implementation, Marseilles, Planning, Traffic, Urban areas, Urban goods movement
Resource Types: Academic paper
Target Education Levels: Bachelors Degree, Graduates, researchers
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