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No full textClosing remarks from Congress Chair during Closing Ceremony World Leisure Congress
Leisure and events management - Futures literacy, Leisure for change
No full textPresentation and workshop of using foresight methodologies in the context of leisure educatio
Encounters with Roosje: fictional interactions with a non-fictional historical character in 2D versus 3D storytelling environment
No full textCapturing a hidden part of urban traffic: an approach to get a grip on urban goods movement.
Get PDFLimited data is available on the size of urban goods movement and its impact on numerous aspects with respect to livability such as emissions and spatial impact. The latter becomes more important in densifying cities. This makes it challenging to implement effective measures that aim to reduce the negative impact of urban good movement and to monitor their impact. Furthermore, urban goods movement is diverse and because of this a tailored approach is required to take effective measures. Minimizing the negative impact of a heavy truck in construction logistics requires a different approach than a parcel delivery van. Partly due to a lack of accurate data, this diversity is often not considered when taking measures. This study describes an approach how to use available data on urban traffic, and how to enrich these with other sources, which is used to gain insight into the decomposition (number of trips and kilometers per segment and vehicle type). The usefulness of having this insight is shown for different applications by two case studies: one to estimate the effect of a zero-emission zone in the city of Utrecht and another to estimate the logistics requirements in a car-free area development.</p
