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Integrating GIS in Transportation Planning: Enhancing Traffic Management and Urban Mobility

This comprehensive overview presents the essential applications of GIS in transportation planning and traffic engineering. It highlights the management of roads and motorways, examining case studies such as metro systems, traffic flow on highways, and public bus transit lines. The discussion includes data sources like floating cars and the importance of zones and population centers for traffic modeling. Special attention is given to integrating GIS with live data and base maps, facilitating smarter urban and regional planning.

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Integrating GIS in Transportation Planning: Enhancing Traffic Management and Urban Mobility

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  1. Transportation (20/10/2009) Dr. Ahmad BinTouq E-mail: abintouq@uaeu.ac.ae URL: http://faculty.uaeu.ac.ae/~abintouq GEO 440: GIS for Urban & Regional Planning

  2. Overview • Comprehensive survey of various areas of Transportation-planning and traffic engineering applications • Main task: management of roads and motorways • Examples such as: • Metros • Traffic flow on major highways • Transit line for public buses

  3. GIS for Transportation • Data sources (floating cars) • Zones and population centers used for traffic modeling

  4. Exercise • How to integrate GIS for transportation-planning using live data and base maps?

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