Category Archives: Transport Models

Classifying Models: What Krugman Says

Posted on March 13, 2016 by Michael Batty

You may think that this blog has enough on ‘models’ to sink a ship and I have a new editorial on this in EPB. But there is a wonderful article by Paul Krugman on models which I have just come across although written two decades or so ago. Krugman … Continue reading →

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Variability in Regularity: Transit in Big Cities

Posted on February 24, 2016 by Michael Batty

Chen Zhong is leading CASA’s work in measuring variability and regularity in big data from automated capture of travel demand on subway systems in three world cities. This paper in PLOS One is our first on a comparison of tap … Continue reading →

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RESOLUTION BEGINS

Posted on November 28, 2015 by Michael Batty

A picture of the second CBD in Sao Paulo rapidly developing as a major financial-retailing centre in Itaim Bibi some 10 kms south west of the established centre at Paulista. Our ESRC project with the University of Sao Paulo and INPE … Continue reading →

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