Toward Sustainable Mobility: Study on the BRT in Paraguay


Researcher(s):

City and Regional Planning
Megumi Yamanaka
PhD Student
Megumi Yamanaka
PhD Student
City and Regional Planning

Tags: Summer Research Funding
Workshop for student collaborators at the National University of Asuncion

The main objective of our research is to measure the impact of Asuncion, Paraguay’s first BRT system on travel behavior. Because we will be tracking changes in travel behavior, it is necessary to produce “baseline” knowledge of travel behavior before the completion of the project, which is now underway. From June to August of 2018, we constructed this baseline by disseminating surveys to residents of the Asuncion Metropolitan Area about their travel behaviors, and by using a mobile app, Emission, to collect individual travel data.

Collaborator: Kalyanaraman Shankari, PhD Candidate in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences

2018 Summer Research funded by Global Metropolitan Studies
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