Transportation Networks

“Trans­porta­tion Net­works is a net­works repos­i­to­ry for trans­porta­tion research.

Many of these net­works are for study­ing the Traf­fic Assign­ment Prob­lem, which is one of the most basic prob­lems in trans­porta­tion research. The­o­ret­i­cal back­ground can be found in “The Traf­fic Assign­ment Prob­lem – Mod­els and Meth­ods” by Michael Patriks­son, VSP 1994, as well as in many oth­er references.”

DiDi GAIA Initiative Data

“With DiDi’s advan­tages in big data and tech­nol­o­gy, the GAIA Ini­tia­tive pro­vides aca­d­e­m­ic com­mu­ni­ty with real-life appli­ca­tion use cas­es, anonymized data and com­put­ing resources, and seeks col­lab­o­ra­tion with the aca­d­e­m­ic com­mu­ni­ty. The Ini­tia­tive aims to advance fun­da­men­tal and prospec­tive stud­ies in trans­porta­tion research. It pro­motes the appli­ca­tion of sci­en­tif­ic achieve­ments by strength­en­ing ties between indus­try, uni­ver­si­ty and research. This effort will dri­ve sci­en­tif­ic devel­op­ment in intel­li­gent trans­porta­tion sys­tems and con­tribute to soci­etal development.”

NYC Taxi Data

“On this page you’ll find aggre­gat­ed data con­tain­ing infor­ma­tion on our var­i­ous indi­ca­tors, trip counts, crash his­to­ry, etc., and also raw trip data from a vari­ety of sources.

• Aggre­gat­ed Reports — On this page you will find month­ly aggre­gat­ed reports, local law reports, and oth­er sta­tis­ti­cal findings.
• Raw Data — In part­ner­ship with the New York City Depart­ment of Infor­ma­tion Tech­nol­o­gy and Telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions (DOITT), TLC has pub­lished mil­lions of trip records from both yel­low medal­lion taxis and green SHLs.”