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Similarity and economy of scale in urban transportation networks and optimal transport-based infrastructures

Transportation

Similarity and economy of scale in urban transportation networks and optimal transport-based infrastructures

D. Leite and C. D. Bacco

This research by Daniela Leite and Caterina De Bacco introduces a groundbreaking method that leverages optimal transport theory to recreate urban transportation networks, closely resembling real-world systems. It ingeniously constructs networks from minimal origin and destination points while offering a quantitative analysis of network similarity and potential enhancements.

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