Ana Paula Soares Müller
Defining accessibility metrics for equitable and inclusive micromobility: an approach based on needs and capabilities
Project Description
In an equitable society, a physically accessible built environment should be a universal right. This research aims to elaborate a set of accessibility metrics for electric micromobility – addressing needs and capabilities of vulnerable individuals – to ensure that the infrastructure for this mode of transportation can provide equitable mobility. A systematic literature review will be undertaken to better identify the main gaps within this topic, followed by quanti-qualitative methodological approaches to elaborate more realistic accessibility metrics and to indicate policy applications focused on social equity.
Supervisors
Dr Patricia Sauri Lavieri, Department of Infrastructure Engineering
Dr Páraic Carroll, Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning
Professor Alejandro Ruiz-Padillo, Federal University of Santa Maria (Brazil)