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Université Paris Est Marne-la-Vallée, Mobility, Urban Planning and Transportation Laboratory

Laboratory “Ville, Mobilité, Transport » (LVMT) addresses the interactions between city and transportation.The city is dealt with in its largest sense (metropolitan areas, networks of cities…) as is transport: not only commuting movements but also those of the non-constrained type (e.g. leisure and tourism) are considered, as is freight movement within the city.

Created en 2003, the laboratory “Ville, Mobilité, Transport » (LVMT, or “City, Mobility, Transport”) is a joint lab (UMR T9403), resulting from the partnership between an engineering school – ENPC- Ecole des Ponts, a research institute -IFSTTAR – Institute on Technology, Transport and development, and a university – UPEM- the Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée.

There are 4 Research Axis dealt with at LVMT, each lab researcher participating to at least 2 of them :

  • Axis 1 : Urban mobilities, access and imaginaries
  • Axis 2: Territorial dynamics, location strategies, public policies
  • Axis 3 : City-transport interactions: urbanism, Transit Oriented Development, integrated modelling
  • Axis 4 : Physics of traffic and transport economics

LVMT is a multidisciplinary laboratory. LVMT research staff represents the fields of economics, sociology, applied mathematics, geography, urban planning, and political science, among others.

LVMT activity is at the intersection of academic and applied research.

LVMT research programmes fit into the “Urban Future” Inter Lab partnership (LABEX Futurs Urbains) at Université Paris-Est. The Grand Paris urban design project is one of the projects LVMT is working on as expert or as system analysis specialist. LVMT is very active in “Living labs” projects.

Many Ph-D candidates are hosted by LVMT. They are part of the Doctoral Programme “City, Transport, Territory (VTT)”. Ph-D application are processed by VTT doctoral programme (application in may and august each year)

The LVMT is deeply involved in Master programmes with about 3500 teaching hours mostly at Université Paris-Est, Ecole des Ponts ParisTech and UPEM but also at University of Lille 1.

The LVMT is part of competitiveness cluster on “sustainable City and Mobility” and works to develop partnerships with transport and service enterprises, public institutions, and local authorities.

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www.lvmt.fr/en/research/


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    • Nicolas J.A. Buchoud (Grand Paris Alliance for Metropolitan Development (Cercle Grand Paris de l’Investissement Durable))
    • Ross Douglas (Autonomy)
    • Pascal Gastineau (IFSTTAR)
    • Martin Koning (IFSTTAR)
    • David Mangin (École d’Architecture Marne-la-Vallée (EAVT))
    • Philippe Poinsot (Université Paris Est Marne-la-Vallée, Mobility, Urban Planning and Transportation Laboratory)
    • Jean François Silvain (The Foundation for Biodiversity Research (FRB))
    • Hélène Soubelet (The Foundation for Biodiversity Research (FRB))

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