Traffic Infrastructure and Spatial Planning

Acronym
OGS07SP
Status
mandatory
Semester
7
Number of classes
2L + 2E
ECTS
5.0
Study programme
Civil Engineering
Module
Type of study
Bachelor academic studies
Lecturer/Associate (practicals)
Prerequisite / Form of prerequisites

Requirement for taking the exam: Roads, Railways

Form of prerequisites:

passed exams

Learning objectives

Acquiring basic knowledge about general characteristics of traffic development and traffic basis. Basic settings of development of transport networks and settlements, as well as interdependence of traffic and space are studied. Through the indicators of the purpose of the area and the type of transport networks, it is approached to study the methods and procedures of analyzes and forecasts of traffic flows, traffic demand and traffic. Finally, there is a process of traffic planning that creates the basis for a complex study of the problem of planning and designing of roads.

Learning outcomes

Mastering the curriculum content of the course allows students to participate in a complex process, starting from a planning point of view, to specific technical solutions, establishing interdependencies between traffic and space. Upon completion of the program, the student is able to define the basics for planning and designing the traffic through the methods and methods of traffic analysis and forecasting.

Course contents

Basic concepts of traffic and space. Macro indicators of changes in the field of traffic. Spatial development and traffic base. Alternative spatial development. Interdependence traffic-space. Basics of analysis and forecast. Data models. Indicators of surface design. Content intensity indicators. Traffic network. Models and methods of analysis and forecast of traffic. Basics of regression. Weather series. Other methods of forecasting, models of choice. Traffic demand. Causes of occurrence and basic effects on demand. Mobility. Motorization degree. Record demand. Counting traffic. Polls. Time and spatial concentration of demand. Traffic offer, vehicles. Defining the capacity of the road. Traffic network and offer. General characteristics. Connections of city and suburban networks. The process of traffic planning. Basics of the planning process. Model of traffic demand forecast. Spacious distribution of travel. Gravity model. Network load.

Literature
  1. Maletin, M., Planiranje saobraćaja i prostora, Građevinski fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu, Beograd, 2004.

    (Original)
  2. Bublin, M., Planiranje saobraćaja i saobraćajnica, Građevinski fakultet u Sarajevu, Sarajevo, 2007.

    (Original)
Evaluation and grading

attendance, colloquium 1, colloquium 1, seminar work, final exam

Teaching Methods

lectures, exercises, consultations

Specific remarks:

none