Reliable communication links that can continuously transmit data are critical to the UK’s ambitions to decarbonise transport, an industry event for UK research hub TransiT heard last week. “Connectivity resilience […]
Funding of £1.2 million to support transport decarbonisation research is being offered by UK research hub, TransiT. The funding is expected to support six UK-based research projects with up to […]
Bus routes in Birmingham are part of new research that shows the critical importance of electric bus reliability and the need for a route-by-route approach to fleet electrification. In a […]
A new standardised approach to designing digital twins for transport decarbonisation across road, rail, air and maritime has been developed by researchers at Cranfield University as part of the UK […]
Paul Harvey is a TransiT co-investigator and expert in autonomous and adaptive systems based at the University of Glasgow. We asked him about his work. What’s your role at transit […]
Professor Kate Pangbourne is a TransiT co-investigator and transport governance expert based in the Institute for Transport Studies at the University of Leeds. We asked her about her work. What’s […]
Transport data professionals and decision-makers are being invited to join a high-level event in London to explore the critical role of ontologies in digitally twinning and decarbonising the UK’s transport […]
‘Security fatigue,’ governance challenges and clashing organisational priorities are among the underexplored cybersecurity risks that could threaten digital twin networks, researchers have found. Digital twins are digital replicas of the […]
Dr Maryam Farsi is a TransiT co-investigator at Cranfield University specialising in systems engineering, cost engineering and engineering net zero. We asked her about her work. What does your work […]
Emine Zehra Akgün is a TransiT researcher based at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh with specialisms in transport policy and urban freight. We asked her about her work. What’s your role […]