¿Cómo viajamos por la ciudad? Asignación y equilibrio en redes de transporte (Coursera)

¿Cómo viajamos por la ciudad? Asignación y equilibrio en redes de transporte (Coursera)

El movimiento de personas en una ciudad es un proceso complejo, pero que es muy importante de entender en profundidad para poder planificar adecuadamente el desarrollo de una ciudad. En este curso se presenta una introducción a diferentes herramientas que son aplicadas en la Ingeniería de Transporte para predecir de qué forma las personas escogen cómo y por dónde moverse en la red vial de una ciudad.

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What You Will Learn

  • Comprender los fenómenos de asignación y de equilibrio sobre una red de transporte.
  • Conocer las herramientas utilizadas para modelar y predecir asignaciones de equilibrio en casos introductorios.

Syllabus

WEEK 1
Asignación y equilibrio en redes de transporte
Comprender la esencia y complejidad de los problemas de asignación y equilibirio de pasajeros.

WEEK 2
Asignación a redes sin congestión
Aprender a modelar y resolver problemas de asignación en redes de transporte privado sin congestión.

WEEK 3
Equilibrio de tráfico
Comprender el fenómeno de congestión, las condiciones que definen un equilibrio para los usuarios, y la forma de encontrar dicho equilibrio en el caso sin interacciones.

WEEK 4
Asignación en transporte público
Adquirir una visión de las diferentes formas que existen para modelar el comportamiento de los usuarios de un sistema de transporte público.

WEEK 5
Equilibrio de mercado
Adquirir una visión global de los problemas de equilibrio con demanda variable, y de la interacción de la oferta y de la demanda en un sistema de transporte urbano.

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