Research Group Accessibility Planning
Research focus
Our aim is to support integrated land-use and transport planning by means of accessibility - a concept, which has been proven to enhance quality of life and sustainability in our cities. Accessibility instruments empower interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral discussions among various stakeholders, decision-makers and citizens.
Our applied research lays the focus on:
- Accessibility Instruments for Planning Practice
- CO2 Accessibility Assessments
- Monetary Accessibility Assessments
- Intermodal Accessibility
- Accessibility and Equity
- Webbased Open Accessibility Tools
- Local Accessibility by Proximity with Active Mobility
Members
The following team members are currently part of the Research Group Accessibility Planning:
- Benjamin Büttner (Head of the Research Group)
- David Duran
- Sindi Haxhija
- Maria José Zúñiga
- Julia Kinigadner
- Aaron Nichols
- Maximilian Pfertner
- Sebastian Seisenberger
- Ulrike Jehle (ulrike.jehle@plan4better.de)
- Elias Pajares (elias.pajares@plan4better.de)
The group meets regularly in an open setting to discuss our current and future research ideas and projects. If you would like to get more information about the group, please get in touch with Benjamin Büttner.
Social Media
If you would like learn more about our latest research, have a look at our profile on ResearchGate , check out our posts on LinkedIn or Twitter and subsribe to get the lates News about our YouTube Channel.
And on the Meta Accessibility website you can find a collection of accessibility for urban and transport planning, where you can also request to add a tool.
YouTube Channel "TUM Accessibility Planning"
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