Transportation Structure Analysis Using SD-MOP in World Modern Garden City: A Case Study in China

Jiuping Xu, Jing Yang and Liming Yao

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, 2012, vol. 2012, 1-23

Abstract:

The idea of the “garden city” was developed theoretically to offer solutions to serious city development problems such as traffic congestion, population, and environmental pollution, among which the transportation is considered the most important. The question is how to develop balanced transportation in a garden city. Transportation is a complex system, particularly in a garden city. Therefore, we establish a new approach named the transportation multiobjective optimization system dynamics (SD-MOP) model, which firstly calculates the optimal proportion of different transport means with an MOP approach and then applies them to the dynamic transportation system to analyze the results and analyze the influence on the whole system using different transportation means variation. In this paper, we take Chengdu as an example, one of the few cities in the world declared as building a garden city, and then develop some recommendations about world modern garden city transportation system development.

Date: 2012
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DOI: 10.1155/2012/710854

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