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Urban transport environmental sustainability in the cities of the South “Transport – Land Use” couple in the heart of urban structuring processes

Lefevre, Benoit (2007) Urban transport environmental sustainability in the cities of the South “Transport – Land Use” couple in the heart of urban structuring processes. PhD thesis Economie et Finance, CERNA - Centre d'Economie Industrielle , ENSMP p.429.

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Abstract

The objective of this PhD dissertation is to explore if, in view of rapid demographic growth and limited financial capacities, the technologies accessible to poor cities can decrease trajectories of energy consumption and CO2 emissions due to urban transportation. Chapter 1 reviews what we already know of the determinants involved, and their recent evolutions. Chapter 2 analyzes conceivable transport and land-use solutions that would allow southern cities to attain sustainable development trajectories. The conclusions drawn from the first two chapters led us to analyze the interactions between the transport system and land-use system on a particular city, Bogota (Colombia). Chapter 3 studies the functional relations in the “Transport – Land Use” couple and its impact on urban space structuring processes in the long term, from the foundation of Bogota to the end of the 20th century. Chapter 4 focus on the impact of a new transportation infrastructure – the TransMilenio Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) – on real-estate and housing markets, on urban structure and the Origin-Destination trip matrix. Chapter 5 reviews the existing prospective tools able to simulate various combinations of realistic policies, and to measure their consequences on the levels of energy consumption and CO2 emissions related to urban transportation. The integrated urban “Transport – Land Use” model, TRANUS, is chosen and completed with a module of of energy consumption and CO2 emissions quantification, called “Energy Signature of Urban Transportation” (SETU). Chapter 6 tests the capacity of these combinations of policies to affect the trajectories of the energy consumption of urban transportation through the application of TRANUS-SETU on a case study, Bangalore (India).

Item Type:PhD Thesis (PhD)
Thesis Supervisor:Giraud, Pierre-Noel
Date:12 December 2007
Board of examiners:Coutard, Olivier and Criqui, Patrick and Crozet, Yves and Schipper, Lee and Renard, Vincent
Ecole Doctorale:ED 396 ECONOMIE, ORGANISATIONS, SOCIETE
Discipline: Economie et Finance
Collection (Fonds):ENSMP
Institution:ENSMP
Department:CERNA - Centre d'Economie Industrielle
Subjects:9. Sciences of Economy, Management and Society
Uncontrolled Keywords:Urban transport, Modélisation urbaine, Land-use, Energy consumption, Urban model

Table of content

Plan général de la thèse







Partie 1

Chapitre 1 : Les déterminants des consommations énergétiques des transports urbains. Analyse de la littérature.

Chapitre 2 : Les moyens à la disposition des aménageurs urbains





Partie 2

Chapitre 3 : Les enseignements de l’histoire longue sur les relations fonctionnelles au sein du couple « transport – usage des sols » et leurs conséquences sur l’évolution de la structure urbaine

Chapitre 4 : Analyse des effets d’une infrastructure de Transport Rapide de Masse (le B.R.T. TransMilenio) sur la structure urbaine





Partie 3

Chapitre 5 : Evaluation des outils de simulation des interactions « transport – usage des sols ». Le choix de TRANUS et la construction de TRANUS-SETU

Chapitre 6 : Application de TRANUS-SETU à Bangalore, Inde

ID Code:3538
Deposited By:Benoit Lefevre
Deposited On:17 April 2008

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