This module examines the relationship between digital innovation and space, including workplaces, public space and the emerging notion of digital public space....

Space and Workplace Management (BIDI0008)

This module examines the relationship between digital innovation and space, including workplaces, public space and the emerging notion of digital public space. Exploring digital solutions that are and will be available to practitioners in the future, the module is closely linked to Collaborative Practice, with many common threads of thought and knowledge flowing through these two modules.

The first four lectures cover standard econometric concepts related to Classical Linear models and assumptions, hypothesis testing and model selection.

The...

Econometrics of Energy Markets (BENV0122)

The first four lectures cover standard econometric concepts related to Classical Linear models and assumptions, hypothesis testing and model selection.

The remaining lectures take a more specialised approach dealing with the challenges of branches of econometrics, including time series, panel data and instrumental variables.

VEHICLE LEVEL ENERGY DEMAND|TRANSPORT DEMAND ANALYSIS|MOBILITY AS A SERVICE

This module provides an interdisciplinary view of transport systems and their energy demands. The module will combine teaching on vehicle-level energy demand...

Energy and Transport Analytics (BENV0095)

This module provides an interdisciplinary view of transport systems and their energy demands. The module will combine teaching on vehicle-level energy demand with fleet-level analytics, to develop characterisations of historical and current energy demand. The module will also deliver teaching on the use of scenario modelling to estimate how changes to energy and transport systems might lead to new configurations, adoption of new technology and new energy vectors – particularly electrification and movement away from the use of fossil fuels.

The module will study transport energy demand centered questions through the lens of the economic, societal and political systems, and under environmental constraints. The module will provide signposts to subsequent data and analytics methods, and the addressing of real world examples of key transport policy questions.

The module will consider energy use across all modes of transport, at both national and international scales, and with illustrative examples and case studies drawn from across land, sea and air transport systems.