Transportation and Spatial Planning Laboratory

The Transportation and Spatial Planning Laboratory supports teaching and research activities in the fields of transportation engineering, transport systems planning and management, and spatial and urban planning. Its work focuses on the analysis, evaluation and design of transport infrastructures, mobility systems and spatial interventions, contributing to integrated, safe, accessible and sustainable transport and spatial development.

Laboratory Details

Laboratory Title: Transportation and Spatial Planning Laboratory

Faculty: Faculty of Engineering

School: Civil Engineering

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Telephone: 2541079435

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Introduction - Presentation

The Transportation and Spatial Planning Laboratory supports teaching and research activities in the fields of transportation engineering, transport systems planning and management, and spatial and urban planning. Its work focuses on the analysis, evaluation and design of transport infrastructures, mobility systems and spatial interventions, contributing to integrated, safe, accessible and sustainable transport and spatial development.

Field of Research

The Laboratory conducts research in transportation planning, organization, operation and management of transport infrastructures, as well as in spatial and urban planning. Its research field includes the analysis and evaluation of transport systems and spatial interventions, with emphasis on functionality, safety, accessibility and sustainable development.

Laboratory Members

Name	Position/Capacity	Email	Telephone
Botzoris George	Director	gbotzori@civil.duth.gr	2541079435
Nikiforiadis Andreas	Faculty Member	anikifor@civil.duth.gr	2541079665

Featured Research Programs

Programme Title	Duration	Funding
Railway Safety: Principles, Procedures, Systems and Incident Investigation – Management	24	Private project, funded by a private-sector body.
Traffic Impact Study for the Construction and Operation of the Project “Mining and Metallurgical Facilities in Perama”	9	Private project, funded by a private-sector body.

Featured Publications

Chronological Order	APP	doi
2026		https://doi.org/10.3390/infrastructures11030106
2025		https://doi.org/10.1080/03081060.2025.2581174
2025		https://doi.org/10.3390/safety11030079