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DIRECTIONS to reGionAL CAMPUses And CLAssrooM SPACE EIDGENÖssIschES HOchschuLINstItut FÜR BEruFSBILduNG ZOLLIKOFEN Towards Zurich / Basel Zollikofen A1 Towards Murten / Fribourg A1 REGIONAL CAMPUS AND HEAD QUARTERS Towards Thun / Interlaken Kirchlindachstrasse 79 | CH – 3052 Zollikofen A6 Phone + 41 31 910 37 00 | Fax + 41 31 910 37 01 Bern ArrIVING BY trAIN AND POst Bus 1km Bern railway station, RBS regional railway line S8 – Zollikofen railway station eldweg Zollikofen Post Bus 106 – Zollikofen Schäferei stop Kir . chlindachstr. tr s i e Hirzenf > Travel time: 20 min. er Schäf Waldheimweg SCHÄFEREI Towards A1 / Schönbühl ZOLLIKOFEN SBB ArrIVING BY POst Bus S8 RBS regional railway from main railway station Bern railway station, Post Bus 106 – Zollikofen Schäferei stop Landgarbenstr . > Travel time: 29 min. SCHULHAUS OST SCHULHAUS WEST Schulhaus ArrIVING BY CAR r. str. Kreuzstr Take the motorway exit for Bern-Wankdorf or Bern- Alpenst . Wahlackerstr. Schönbühl towards Zollikofen. At the Zollikofen SBB rail- way station, turn into Kirchlindachstrasse, following the signpost.Continue along Kirchlindachstrasse for about a kilometre, then turn into the paid parkinglot on the left hand side. The front entrance of the building faces the UNTERZOLLIKOFEN HIRZENFELD S9 RBS regional railway from berne metred parking lot. Towards Berne main railway station EHB IFFP IUFFP Eidgenössisches Hochschulinstitut für Berufsbildung | Kirchlindachstrasse 79 | Postfach | 3052 Zollikofen Telefon +41 31 910 37 00 | Telefax +41 31 910 37 01 | www.ehb-schweiz.ch | [email protected] December 2014 DIRECTIONS to reGionAL CAMPUses And CLAssrooM SPAce INstItut FÉDÉRAL DES HAutES ÉtudES EN FOrmATION prOFEssIONNELLE LAUSANNE Rue de Lausanne Malley Lumières Route de Renens Route de Genève RENENS Gare du Flon (Stop Malley) A v. n de Malley-Ouest a L on m ge B MALLEY é ma L lle u d Censuy e u Av . de Tivoli R en s ue Av ai d l e P Geneva ab ro 2 h ve C nc Neuchâtel u e d e u Bern n e v A Lausanne 1 Rte de Chavannes ontoie Train Station M A1 LAUSANNE M2 centre Ville 3 . de (Gare du Flon) Av TSOL Exit Malley Av Vevey y Highway . de Rhodanie n ig End r A1 o o r D t Lac Leman é M Ouchy REGIONAL CAMPUS TRAVELLING BY CAR Avenue de Longemalle 1 | CH – 1020 Renens Direct route to Longemalle Parc: Take the Lausanne-sud Phone + 41 21 621 82 00 | Fax + 41 21 621 82 82 exit, then the Lausanne-Malley-Centre exit on the motorway and head towards Lausanne along Avenue du Chablais. At TAKING MEtrO AND thEN Bus FROM SBB trAIN stA- the roundabout, turn left (direction Renens) onto Avenue de TION LAusANNE > Travel time: 20 to 27 minutes Longemalle. Continue along Avenue de Longemalle for 800 From SBB train station Lausanne: Take metro line M2 di- metres and, on the right hand side, turn into the Longemal- rection Croisettes to metro stop Lausanne-Flon le Parc. Since SFIVET does not have any available parking From metro stop Lausanne-Flon: Take metro line M1 di- space, we suggest using the nearby Censuy paid parking lot. rection Renens-Gare to metro stop Malley From bus stop Malley West: Take Bus No. 32 direction Route via Censuy parking lot: Take the Lausanne-sud Timonet or Bus No. 33 direction Venoge Nord. In both exit, then the Lausanne-Malley-Centre exit on the mo- cases, get off at bus stop Rue du Lac torway and head towards Lausanne along Avenue du Chablais. At the first intersection, turn left onto Route de TAKING REGIONAL trAIN AND thEN Bus FROM SBB la Maladière. At the next intersection, turn right onto Rue trAIN stATION LAusANNE VIA RENENS du Léman (direction Renens). Continue for 400 metres > Travel time: 19 to 27 minutes until you reach Avenue du Censuy. Turn right onto Avenue From SBB train station Lausanne: Take the regional train du Censuy (direction Rue du Lac) and park your car in the to train station Renens Censuy parking lot. Then proceed on foot to the edge of From train station Renens: Take Bus No. 32 direction the parking lot and walk towards Avenue de Longemalle Galicien or Bus No. 33 direction Mont-Goulin. In both cas- for about 120 metres. As soon as you reach Avenue de es, get off at bus stop Rue du Lac Longemalle, head to the right along Avenue de Longe- From SBB train station Prilly-Malley: Take Bus No. 32 malle for another 200 metres to Longemalle-Parc. direction Galicien or Bus No. 33 direction Venoge-Nord. In both cases, get off at bus stop Rue du Lac EHB IFFP IUFFP Eidgenössisches Hochschulinstitut für Berufsbildung | Kirchlindachstrasse 79 | Postfach | 3052 Zollikofen Telefon +41 31 910 37 00 | Telefax +41 31 910 37 01 | www.ehb-schweiz.ch | [email protected] December 2014 DIRECTIONS to reGionAL CAMPUses And CLAssrooM SPACE IstItutO UNIVErsITARIO FEDERALE PER LA FOrmAZIONE prOFEssIONALE LUGANO Towards Bellinzona A2 Lugano REGIONAL CAMPUS Lago di Lugano Via Besso 84 / 86 | CH – 6900 Lugano Phone + 41 91 960 77 77 | Fax + 41 91 960 77 66 Towards Mendrisio A2 1km ArrIVING BY trAIN AND Bus Lugano railway station, Piazza Besso Bus 3 A2, towards A2, Exit Breganzona – Breganzona Cinque Vie Basel, Zurich Lugano Centro V. San Gottardo > Travel time: 15 min. Via Giuseppe Lepori Lugano railway station, Piazza Besso, Bus 445 Via Cantonale Via Monte Ceneri Via Bioggio Lamone-Cadempino – Breganzona Cinque Vie Via Zurigo V. Camara V. Bioggio Corso Pestalozzi > V. San Travel time: 16 min. Gottardo Via Dottor ArrIVING BY CAR G. Polar V. Besso CINQUE VIE Bus Nr. 3 Motorway exit Lugano Nord. From Via Bioggo, carry Breganzona PIAZZALE straight on towards Lugano city centre. At the traffic light, DI BESSO V. Lucino Bus no. 3 LUGANO V. Gemmo turn left into Via Giuseppe Lepori and immediately after- ward, turn right into SFIVET parking lot. V. Sorengo Marini V. Clemente Lago di Muzzano Lago di Lugano Paradiso A2 Chiasso, A2 Melide, Mendrisio EHB IFFP IUFFP Eidgenössisches Hochschulinstitut für Berufsbildung | Kirchlindachstrasse 79 | Postfach | 3052 Zollikofen Telefon +41 31 910 37 00 | Telefax +41 31 910 37 01 | www.ehb-schweiz.ch | [email protected] December 2014 DIRECTIONS to reGionAL CAMPUses And CLAssrooM SPACE EIDGENÖssIschES HOchschuLINstItut FÜR BEruFSBILduNG ZÜRICH Towards Winterthur A1 Towards Berne / Basel A1 Zürich CLASSROOM SPACE Towards Chur Limmatstrasse 50 | CH – 8005 Zürich A3 Phone + 41 31 910 37 00 | Fax + 41 31 910 37 01 Zürichsee 1km ArrIVING BY trAIN AND ON FOOT Zurich railway station, take the Sihlquai exit and follow Towards Berne, Basel Towards A1 tram lines 4 and 13 for about 200m. Chur, Lucerne Winterthur/ Limmatstr. St. Gallen Stampfenbachstr. Heinrichstr. ArrIVING BY CAR Limmat Kornhausbrücke Milchbucktunnel Nordstr. From eastern Switzerland: drive to the Zurich railway LIMMATPLATZ Bus no. 32 / Tram 13, 4 Wasserwerkstr. station, Landesmuseum side (the Swiss Naional Muse- Ausstellungsstr. Gasometerstr. Josefstr. um). From the railway station, turn right into Sihlquai. Af- ter 100m, turn left into the Sihlquai multi-storey car park. Sihlquai Röntgenstr. Ackerstr. Langstr. Konradstr. MUSEUM FÜR GESTALTUNG Tram 13, 4 From northern or western Switzerland: take the exit RÖNTGENSTR. Bus no. 32 Limmat for City towards Schaffhausen. On the Hardturmbrücke Klingenstr. Limmatstr. Sihl bridge, turn right down into Sihlquai towards the city cen- Zollstr. tre. The Sihlquai multi-storey car park is situated at the Hafnerstr. end of Sihlquai. Unterführung zu den Gleisen SIHLQUAI Lagerstr. Tram 13, 4 Militärstr. Museumstr. ZURICH MAIN RAILWAY STATION EHB IFFP IUFFP Eidgenössisches Hochschulinstitut für Berufsbildung | Kirchlindachstrasse 79 | Postfach | 3052 Zollikofen Telefon +41 31 910 37 00 | Telefax +41 31 910 37 01 | www.ehb-schweiz.ch | [email protected] December 2014.
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    CREATING THE BASIS FOR TAILORED THERAPIES 9th TRM Forum on Computer Simulation of Cardiac Function Lugano, December 4-5, 2017 From Model to Clinical Outcome Sponsored by the Theo-Rossi-di-Montelera (TRM) Foundation Forum Organizers: Nathalie Virag and Lukas Kappenberger In collaboration with Center for Computational Medicine in Cardiology CCMC (Rolf Krause, Angelo Auricchio and Frits Prinzen) Università della Svizzera italiana Center for Computational Medicine in Cardiology CCMC SUNDAY DECEMBER 3, 2017 18h30-21h30 Welcome Drink and Dinner at Villa Castagnola (Invitation only) MONDAY DECEMBER 4, 2017 08h30-09h00 Welcome and Introduction Nathalie Virag (TRM Foundation) Prof. Boas Erez (Rector at Università della Svizzera italiana) Angelo Auricchio (Center for Computational Medicine in Cardiology) THE ATRIA AND CARDIAC CONDUCTION CREATING THE BASIS FOR TAILORED THERAPIES Atrial Modeling and Experimental Data Session Chairs: Angelo Auricchio & Valeriya Naumova 09h00-09h20 Simulated P wave morphology in the presence of epicardial-endocardial activation delay Vincent Jacquemet, Montreal, Canada 09h20-09h40 Rotors’ identified by phase analysis of atrial fibrillation electrograms detect conduction block rather than rotating wavefronts Uli Schotten, Maastricht, The Netherlands 09h40-10h00 Clinical experience of assessment of atrial fibrillatory rate from surface ECG Pyotr Platonov, Lund, Sweden 10h00-10h15 Moderated discussion 10h15-10h45 Coffee break Translating Atrial Models into Clinical Practice: Atrial Fibrillation Session Chairs: Nathalie Virag & Uli Schotten 10h45-11h05 Translating atrial models into clinical practice Natalia Trayanova, Baltimore, USA 11h05-11h25 Clinical translation of cardiac atrial models Steven Niederer, London, UK 11h25-11h45 Importance of 3D models for reliable assessment of AF mechanism Ali Gharaviri, Lugano, Switzerland 11h45-12h00 Moderated discussion 12h00-13h30 Lunch break and Moderated Posters Session 9TH TRM FORUM ON COMPUTER SIMULATION OF CARDIAC FUNCION p.
  • Schedule-Based Estimation of Pedestrian Origin-Destination Demand in Railway

    Schedule-Based Estimation of Pedestrian Origin-Destination Demand in Railway

    Schedule-based estimation of pedestrian origin-destination demand in railway stations £ Flurin S. Hänseler £ Nicholas A. Molyneaux Michel Bierlaire£ January 8, 2015 This report has been replaced by report TRANSP-OR 150703 http://transp-or.epfl.ch/documents/technicalReports/HaMoBi_PedDemEstRevised2015.pdf Report TRANSP-OR 150108 Transport and Mobility Laboratory School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne transp-or.epfl.ch £ École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering (ENAC), Transport and Mobility Laboratory, Switzerland, {flurin.haenseler,nicholas.molyneaux,michel.bierlaire}@epfl.ch 1 Abstract A framework is outlined for estimating pedestrian demand within a rail- way station which takes into account the train timetable, ridership data, and various direct and indirect indicators of demand. Such indicators may include e.g. link flow counts, measurements of density and travel times, or historical information. The problem is considered in discrete time and at the aggregate level, i.e., for groups of pedestrians associated with the same user class, origin-destination pair and departure time interval. The formulation of the framework is probabilistic, allowing to explicitly cap- ture the stochastic characteristics of demand. A case study analysis of a Swiss railway station underlines its practical applicability. Compared to a classical estimator that ignores the notion of a train timetable, the gain in accuracy in terms of RMSE is between -20% and -50%. More importantly, the incorporation of the train schedule allows for prediction when little or no information besides the timetable and ridership estimates is available. Keywords: Origin-destination demand, schedule-based estimation, de- mand prediction, pedestrian flows, public transportation.