Curso de 
Gestão da Mobilidade Urbana

This course has the participation of speakers with national and international advisory experience, mostly with PhDs.

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Rosário Macário  is Associate Professor at Instituto Superior Técnico and Guest Professor at the University of Antwerp. To date, he has led more than numerous research and consultancy projects, in various fields of Urban Mobility, in Portugal and in several countries (Brazil, European Union, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Indonesia, among others).

She has produced books and several publications in this field,   is a frequent speaker at international events, and advises several entities, including the Transport Regulator of Italy.   

 

Camila Garcia , Civil Engineer, PhD in Transport Systems, has developed her research activity in the field of strategic planning, where she has published several articles in scientific journals. She is currently part of the TML – Transportes Metropolitanos de Lisboa team, and is therefore deeply knowledgeable about the reality of Lisbon and also of Brazil, where she has extensive experience in mobility studies.

 

Vasco Reis , Civil Engineer,  Doctorate in Transport Systems, is a researcher in the transport systems research group at CERIS. His research area is mobility chains and networks, in particular real-time integration. For a better understanding of transport systems, operations and processes, Vasco has developed simulation models, largely based on agent technology. Recently, the focus of his research has also been on urban logistics and security. 

 

Angélica Magrini Rigo  has a degree   in Architecture and Urbanism from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (Porto Alegre/Brazil) and a Master's degree in Urbanism and Territorial Planning, from the Instituto Superior Technician (Lisbon/Portugal). He has worked professionally in Brazil, Colombia and Portugal, in the areas of architecture, planning and urban design. It is especially dedicated to accessibility and Urban Mobility, with an emphasis on active modes and inclusive design. Currently, he has participated in the elaboration of mobility and micromobility plans, studies of logistics and projects for the requalification of public space. 

 

José Manuel Neves  is Assistant Professor at Instituto Superior Técnico, specialized in pavement engineering, transport geotechnics and quality management and guarantees. José Neves has extensive experience in urban streets, as well as in quality certifications, and intelligent systems, and is a researcher in the Transport Systems research group at CERIS.

 

Filipe Moura is Associate Professor of Transport Systems at Instituto Superior Técnico, and a research member of the Transport Systems research group at CERIS. His research area is Urban Mobility and, in particular, travel behavior analysis, transport demand, modelling, sustainable mobility (including social aspects of transport), technology diffusion and road traffic management. Currently, his research interests focus on active modes of transport and their interaction with the built environment. 

 

Camila Carpinteiro has a degree in Territorial Engineering from Instituto Superior Técnico, specializing in road design. Currently, he works in the area of Traffic Engineering developing projects related to accessibility, parking and traffic impact studies, where different modes of transport are contemplated, including soft modes. Collaborates in the elaboration of road projects for consolidated urban contexts, including optimization of car park layouts and respective design (routing, paving and signage).

 

Bernardo F. Garcia is an architect with a Masters in Transport Engineering and is currently finishing his PhD in Transport Systems. His research focuses on information systems for public transport passengers. Bernardo is knowledgeable about these systems and, in particular, the development of public transport maps all over the world. In his research career, he has invested in the introduction of innovation in the design of maps and in their use and interpretation by their users.

 

Mariza Motta Queiroz is an Economist, with a PhD in Transport Systems from Instituto Superior Técnico and a member of the Transport Systems Research group at CERIS. His research is related to Urban Mobility and, in particular, to travel behavior analysis, transport modeling and strategic marketing for public transport. Marisa has over 30 years of experience in a public transport operator.