Organization profile

Introduction / mission

The Design and Decision Support Systems research program focuses on planning, development and management of cities and large-scale urban artefacts such as malls, green spaces and offices.

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Developing design and decision support solutions for architecture and urban planning challenges

Organisational profile

As a result of processes becoming increasingly complex in recent years, integrated solutions to architectural and urban planning and design challenges, such as the development of smart cities, need to be assessed from multiple perspectives. Existing models and tools often fail to meet this requirement. The aim of the DDSS research program is to develop groundbreaking design and decision support systems that focus on particular types of design and planning problems in architecture and urban planning. The main objective of the DDSS research program is to conduct Innovative academically rigorous research, which is of practical relevance.

To that end, three groups participate in the research program: Information Systems in the Built Environment, Urban Planning Group and Real Estate Management and Development. Cross-fertilization between different age groups and disciplines is deemed essential to advancing DDSS research. The focus of the projects is to

Develop groundbreaking, innovative models and design and decision-support systems for specific applications in architecture and urban planning.
Disseminate such progress to practice.
Develop specialized knowledge about user responses to changes in their environment that can be applied to issues currently important to society such as energy use, mobility, information technology, safety, climate change and sustainable urban development.

In addition to internal collaboration, DDSS is involved in several national and international research collaborations, with professional organizations and universities.

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travel Social Sciences

travel behavior Social Sciences

Netherlands Social Sciences

land use Earth & Environmental Sciences

experiment Social Sciences

modeling Earth & Environmental Sciences

social network Social Sciences

automobile Earth & Environmental Sciences

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Profiles

Kazem Afradi, MSc

k.afradi@tue.nl

Department of the Built Environment, Information Systems in the Built Environment - Doctoral Candidate

Person: Prom. : doctoral candidate (PhD)

Erfaneh Allameh

e.allameh@tue.nl

Department of the Built Environment, Urban Planning and Transportation - University Researcher
Department of the Built Environment, Information Systems in the Built Environment - University Researcher

Person: OWP : University Teacher / Researcher

Lida Aminian

l.aminian@tue.nl

Department of the Built Environment, Urban Planning and Transportation - Doctoral Candidate

Person: Prom. : doctoral candidate (PhD)

Projects 2013 2023

5 Finished
6 Active

Multi-faceted valuation and Administration of Access to housing and Transportation

Liao, F., Qin, J. & Kruizinga, M.

NWO

1/05/19 → 31/08/23

Project: Research direct

De invloed van het stadsontwerp op de beleving en gevoelens van burgers

Weijs - Perrée, M. & Dane, G. Z.

Delft University of Technology

1/04/19 → 31/03/20

Project: Research direct

Erasmus+ Space

Appel-Meulenbroek, H. A. J. A. (., Weijs - Perrée, M. & Appel-Meulenbroek, H. A. J. A. (.

Széchenyi István University

1/09/18 → 31/08/20

Project: Research direct

Research Output 1970 2020

A bi-objective timetable optimization model incorporating energy allocation and passenger assignment in an energy-regenerative metro system

Yang, S., Liao, F., Wu, J., Timmermans, H. J. P., Sun, H. & Gao, Z., 2020, In : Transportation Research. Part B: Methodological. 133, p. 85-113

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Academic › peer-review

A comparative study of contact frequencies among social network members in five countries

Troncoso Parady, G., Frei, A., Kowald, M., Guidon, S., Wicki, M., van den Berg, P. E. W., Carrasco, J-A., Arentze, T. A., Timmermans, H. J. P., Wellman, B., Takami, K., Harata, N. & Axhausen, K. W., 2020, (Accepted/In press) Proceedings of the 99th annual meeting of the Transportation Research Board.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › Academic › peer-review

social network

contact

interaction

interaction pattern

travel behavior