Sustainability of the Intelligent Transportation System and Road Safety
A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050). This special issue belongs to the section "Sustainable Transportation".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 July 2025 | Viewed by 1771
Special Issue Editor
Interests: mathematical modeling and analysis of traffic processes in large-scale non-linear road networks; modeling and optimization of complex; non-linear vehicle dynamic systems and analysis of stochastic effects; research and applications of logistic models
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue aims to contribute to the planning and development of sustainable surface transport and vehicle systems with high-quality (Q1) level professional material.
With the booming development of emerging technologies such as e-cars, autonomous driving systems, and big data in the field of intelligent transportation, sustainable intelligent transportation systems have become an increasingly popular research topic, involving multiple fields such as road planning, logistics system design, intelligent driving, and traffic intelligence systems.
We provide a wide palette for publishing. In the practical field, we welcome all promising solutions that have been implemented or are being planned. The same broadly applies to the involvement of theoretical areas, without claiming to be complete, e.g.,
- Discussion of new results related to the development and control of intelligent vehicles and sustainable intelligent traffic systems;
- Presentation of new modelling and measurement methods related to planning and development;
- Planning of non-linear complex traffic and vehicle dynamics systems;
- Application of system equivalence;
- Discussion of anomalies and modelling principles related to the design of complex road network systems;
- New principle analysis of sustainable large-scale non-linear road network traffic processes (e.g., application of positive system class, etc.);
- Presentation of various new results related to the development of sustainable intelligent logistics systems;
- Analyses can also be directed at deterministic or stochastic systems.
Dr. Péter Tamás
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- sustainability
- sustainable transport systems
- new principles in intelligent transport systems
- traffic modelling
- transport planning
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