Transportation Geography.

Catalog description

Students are introduced to the concepts, theories, and methods of transportation geography. Students cover transportation infrastructure, modes of terminals, transportation economics, urban transportation, logistics, and transportation planning. In addition, students course cover various analytical techniques applied in transportation analysis, such as network analysis, gravity models, location-allocation modeling, and geographic information systems in transportation studies. Prerequisite: GEOG 1321 or GEOG 2355 or GEOG 2356 or permission of instructor.