Lecture

Equilibria in Transportation

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This lecture introduces traffic flow modeling and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), covering topics such as static route choice, departure time choice, equilibrium approximation, utility functions, welfare analysis, social optimum, and equilibria as useful approximations. It also discusses user equilibrium, congestion mechanisms, and strategies for steering equilibria in transportation towards more efficient outcomes.

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