New mobilities
Ange Marie Assa
This thesis aims to assess to what extent electric mobility, and in particular the mass adoption of electric vehicles, constitutes a genuinely effective strategy for the ecological transition of cities. This
Nicolas Coulombel
Nicolas Coulombel, a member of the Corps des Ponts, Eaux et Forêts and holder of a doctorate in urban economics (2010), is a senior lecturer at the École nationale des ponts et chaussées and a researcher at the
Tatiana Seregina
Tatiana Seregina holds a doctorate in Computer Science and Automation. Her main areas of expertise are mathematical modelling and operations research, as well as data science. Her research interests focus on studying
Martin Briand
This thesis analyses the socio-economic impacts of reserved highway lanes, designed for public transport, clean vehicles and carpooling, highlighting their potential benefits for the economy, society and the
Savings on reserved freeway lanes and associated infrastructure and services.
Biao Yin
Biao Yin worked on multi-agent transport simulation (MATSim) for mobility studies in the Île-de-France region. In other words, he studies the environmental impacts of urban access regulation and micro-mobility