Traffic Calming Simulation Portal
Interactive web platform simulating traffic calming impacts in Fürstenfeldbruck, combining data analysis and citizen feedback for better planning.
Challenge
Understanding and predicting the effects of traffic calming measures on sustainability
How can traffic-calming measures affect mobility, environmental quality, and public acceptance in urban areas like Schöngeisinger Street in Fürstenfeldbruck?
About the prototype
Our Traffic Calming Simulation Portal is an interactive web application that enables users to analyze and predict the impact of traffic-calming interventions in urban environments. Using real-time and historical data on traffic volumes, noise levels, emissions, and user feedback, the portal simulates various scenarios such as modal shifts, improved air quality, or pedestrian safety enhancements. The tool provides intuitive visualizations including interactive maps, timeline sliders, and performance dashboards to support evidence-based decision-making for city planners, researchers, and citizens. Additionally, the platform includes a public feedback module to capture perceptions of change and gauge acceptance. By combining environmental analytics, mobility data, and user experience, PEEMO aims to support sustainable and citizen-friendly city transformation.
Outputs
Project Report of Team PEEMO
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