Low Carbon Mobility for Future Cities

Hussein Dia is Associate Professor at the Centre of Sustainable Infrastructure at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia. He is a Civil Engineer with three decades of experience in Intelligent Transport Systems and transport modelling. He has worked extensively in collaboration with both the public and private sectors, including strong engagement with industry. His research interests are in smart infrastructure systems and the convergence of technology, infrastructure and human elements in urban environments. His current work is focused on disruptive mobility and harnessing digital innovations to unlock low carbon mobility opportunities. He is a Chartered Professional Engineer, Fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Fellow of Engineers Australia and Fellow of the Institute of Transportation Engineers.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Urban mobility: challenges and opportunitiesChapter 3: Policy principles for low carbon mobilityChapter 4: Low carbon mobility and reducing automobile dependenceChapter 5: Integrated land-use and transport planning for future cities: and the importance of active transportChapter 6: Decarbonising suburban mobilityChapter 7: The 'disruption' we really need: public transport for the urban millenniumChapter 8: Urban transport and impacts on public healthChapter 9: Active transport: policy directions for creating built environments that support health and well-beingChapter 10: Mobility and the sharing economy: industry developments and early understanding of impactsChapter 11: Autonomous vehicles and shared mobility: shaping the future of urban transportChapter 12: Gamification and sustainable mobility: challenges and opportunities in a changing transportation landscapeChapter 13: Digital innovations and smart mobility: mapping the value beyond the hypeChapter 14: Summary and future directions