GIS 591 - Transportation Planning and Analysis

Graduate standing, grades of C (2.0) or better in URP 140 and GIS 203. (3)

Examination of current best practices in the transportation planning field, and social, environmental, economic and health impacts of transportation in the U. S. and abroad. Students explore transportation theory and methods used to create planning documents, with an emphasis on congestion pricing, travel attitudes, transportation demand, alternative travel modes, public health, land use, urban design, intelligent transportation systems, and network analysis. Not open to students with credit for GIS 491 . Graded ABCDE