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Katerinburg) Scientific and Practical Conference June 19-20, 2020 Международная Интернет-ассоциация транспортных систем городов и организации городского движения Белорусский национальный технический университет: Филиал БНТУ «Научно-исследовательская часть» ЗАО «Петербургский НИПИГрад» НИУ «Высшая школа экономики»: Институт экономики транспорта и транспортной политики Киевский национальный университет строительства и архитектуры Лаборатория градопланирования им. М.Л.Петровича Тихоокеанский государственный университет Ассоциация транспортных инженеров Санкт-Петербургский экономико-математический институт РАН Институт транспортного планирования ОО «Российская академия транспорта» Уральский НИПИ транспортных систем и организации городского движения СОЦИАЛЬНО-ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИЕ ПРОБЛЕМЫ РАЗВИТИЯ И ФУНКЦИОНИРОВАНИЯ ТРАНСПОРТНЫХ СИСТЕМ ГОРОДОВ И ЗОН ИХ ВЛИЯНИЯ Материалы XXVI Международной (двадцать девятой Екатеринбургской) научно-практической конференции 19-20 июня 2020 SOCIO-ECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND FUNCTIONING OF URBAN TRANSPORT SYSTEMS AND ZONES OF THEIR INFLUENCE Proceedings of the XXVI International (twenty-ninth held in Yekaterinburg) scientific and practical conference June 19-20, 2020 Екатеринбург 2020 2 Статьи прошли научное рецензирование и научное редактирование Ответственность за опубликованные сведения несут авторы статей. При цитировании ссылка на сборник и авторов статей обязательна. The articles have been scientifically reviewed and edited authors of the articles carry all the responsibility for the published information When quoting a reference to the collection and authors of articles are required. 3 УДК 338:656:711 С 69 Председатель Оргкомитета и научный редактор – доцент, к.т.н. С.А.Ваксман Ученый секретарь – аспирант Н.А. Обухова Социально-экономические проблемы развития и C69 функционирования транспортных систем городов и зон их влияния: материалы XXVI Междунар. (двадцать девятой Екатеринбургской) науч.-практ. конф. ( 1 6–17 июня 2 0 2 0 г.) / науч. ред.: С.А. Ваксман. – Екатеринбург: Комвакс, 2020. – 452 с. Материалы XXVI Международной научно-практической конференции содержат статьи, посвященные моделям и методам перспективных расчетов транспортных систем городов (ТСГ), проблемам проектирования и реализации проектов ТСГ, инфраструктуре легкового и велосипедного транспорта, пешеходному движению, экономике, организации и управлению ГОТ, организации и безопасности городского движения, истории ГОТ. В конференции приняли участие ученые и специалисты России (Москва, Санкт- Петербург, Екатеринбург, Иркутск, Нижний Новгород, Омск, Хабаровск…), Белоруссии, Германии, Израиля, Канады, США, Украины, Франции. Подробная версия материалов приведена на сайте www.waksman.ru Socio-economic problems of the development and functioning of transport systems of cities and their zones of influence: proceedings of the XXVI International (twenty-ninth held in Yekaterinburg) scientific and practical conference (June 16-17, 2020) / science editor: S. A. Vaksman. – Yekaterinburg: Comwaks publishing house, 2020. – 452 p . Materials of the XXVI International scientific and practical conference contain articles on models and methods of advanced calculations of urban transport systems(UTS), problems of design and implementation of UTS projects, infrastructure of passenger and bicycle transport, pedestrian traffic, economy, organization and management of UPT, organization and safety of urban traffic, history of UPT. The conference was attended by scientists and specialists from Russia (Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Irkutsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Khabarovsk...), Belarus, Germany, Israel, Canada, the USA, Ukraine, and France. A detailed version of the materials is available on the website www.waksman.ru © Авторы, указанные в содержании, 2020 4 ОГЛАВЛЕНИЕ МАТЕРИАЛЫ XXVI МЕЖДУНАРОДНОЙ (ДВАДЦАТЬ ДЕВЯТОЙ ЕКАТЕРИНБУРГСКОЙ) НАУЧНО-ПРАКТИЧЕСКОЙ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ ПРЕДИСЛОВИЕ 1 Ваксман С.А. Вступая в третье десятилетие… 12 I. МЕТОДОЛОГИЯ РАЗВИТИЯ ТРАНСПОРТНЫХ СИСТЕМ ГОРОДОВ И ОРГАНИЗАЦИИ ГОРОДСКОГО ДВИЖЕНИЯ 2 Крылов П.М. Транспортная инфраструктура городов 16 России с позиций генпланов и мастер-планов 3 Панов Р.Д. Эволюция пространственной структуры сети 30 линий метрополитена (на примере г.Пекин) 4 Степанов П.С. Пространственное взаимодействие 35 трамвайных и троллейбусных систем Казани, Самары и Санкт-Петербурга 5 Миронова Б.А. География маятниковых миграций в 44 агломерациях США на примере Нью-Йорка, Бостона и Питтсбурга 6 Ваксман С.А., Лучанинова К.А. Проблемы развития и 52 функционирования транспортных систем малых и средних городов. 7 Цариков А.А., Обухова Н.А. Опыт разработки 67 Комплексных схем организации дорожного движения для сети автомобильных дорог (на примере Свердл. области) 8 Сейдер Дж., Таубкин Г., Барсуков П.Л. Подходы к 74 организации проектов в сфере ГОПТ с использованием государственно-частного партнерства на примере проекта строительства первой очереди легкого метро (LRT – Light Rail Transit) в городе Оттава, Канада 9 Осетрин Н.Н., Куцина И.А. Комплексный критерий оценки 89 пешеходного пространства как элемента городской территории 10 Булычева Н.В., Лосин Л.А., Чистякова Н.Е. Исследование 95 транспортных передвижений на основе данных переписи населения (на примере переписи 1970 года в Ленинграде) 11 Лосин Л.А., Солодилов В.В. Об использовании термина 101 «территориальный магистральный транспортный узел» (на примере Санкт-Петербургской агломерации) 12 Ваксман С.А. Цариков А.А Ретроспективный анализ 110 документов транспортного планирования, разработанных по г. Екатеринбургу 5 II.УЛИЧНО-ДОРОЖНАЯ СЕТЬ, ОРГАНИЗАЦИЯ И БЕЗОПАСНОСТЬ ГОРОДСКОГО ДВИЖЕНИЯ 13 Цариков А.А. Сравнительный анализ основных 116 характеристик улично-дорожной сети городов России, Европы и Северной Америки. 14 Цариков А.А. К вопросу дифференцирования улично- 126 дорожной сети городов 15 Рейцен Е.А., Кучеренко Н.Н. О системном подходе к 132 повышению уровня безопасности движения в населенных пунктах 16 Глик Ф.Г. Кольцевые транспортные магистрали Минска 144 17 Вылегжанин И.А., Корягин М.Е. Математическая модель 152 оптимизации размещения объектов улично-дорожной сети 18 Сафронов Э.А.,Сафронов К.Э. Методы реализации 163 Стратегии безопасности дорожного движения на 2018–2024 годы 19 Цариков А.А. Анализ дорожно-транспортных 169 происшествий с участием пешеходов на территории города Екатеринбурга 20 Капский Д.В. Выбор приоритета безопасности за 175 человеком? 21 Мозалевский Д.В., Красильникова А.С., Муравьева Н.С., 181 Горелик Е.Н. Адаптация режимов светофорного регулирования для пропуска маршрутного транспорта 22 Глик Ф.Г. О вместимости и размещении автомобильных 184 парковок в проекте нового ТКП «Правила планировки и застройки г. Минска» 23 Бутузова А.Б., Потылицын Е.А. Обследование владельцев 196 индивидуального транспорта Иркутска III.ПРОБЛЕМЫ ПЕРЕВОЗОК РАЗЛИЧНЫМИ ВИДАМИ ГОРОДСКОГО ОБЩЕСТВЕННОГО ПАССАЖИРСКОГО ТРАНСПОРТА 24 Кот Е.Н., Семченков С.С. Экологические аспекты развития 200 пассажирской транспортной системы Полоцкой агломерации республики Беларусь 25 Калюжный Н.А. К вопросу изменения скорости 211 пассажиропотока от его величины в задачах равновесного распределения при моделировании транспортных систем 26 Васильев А.Г. Определение времени обслуживания рейса 216 на перроне автовокзала 27 Сорокин О.В., Лапшина Е.М. Транспортная доступность 219 крупнейших аэропортов Европейской части России общественным транспортом 6 28 Трегубов В.Н. Перспективы использования технологии 226 блокчейн в системе городского транспорта 29 Кузьменко В.Н., Мозалевский Д.В., Муравьева Н.С., 233 Коржова А.В., Горелик Е.Н. Практика выделения полос для движения маршрутных транспортных средств. 30 Кремлёва А.О. Динамика общественного мнения населения 241 города Екатеринбурга о маршрутной сети ГОПТ 31 Семченков С.С., Кот Е.Н. Обзор систем нерельсового 247 городского электрического транспорта в Беларуси IV. ИЗ ДАЛЬНИХ СТРАНСТВИЙ ВОЗВРАТЯСЬ 32 Пешехонов Ю.О. Общественный пассажирский городской 257 Транспорт Праги 33 Киселев И.В. Общественный пассажирский городской 275 транспорт Генуи 34 Тархов С.А. Транспортная система Сингапура 290 V.КУЛЬТУРА И ИСТОРИЯ ТРАНСПОРТНЫХ СИСТЕМ ГОРОДОВ И АГЛОМЕРАЦИЙ Культура городского общественного транспорта 35 Ялышев П.С. «Роль и проблемы функционирования музеев 327 городского общественного транспорта в России» Библиография по транспортным системам городов 36 Тархов С.А. История общественного транспорта городов 334 бывшего СССР: Библиографический список книг и диссертаций Образование 37 Пугачев И.Н., Куликов Ю.И.. Методология обучения и 392 подготовки кадров для реализации нацпроектов в транспортной сфере Подарок коллегам VI. ЛИЧНОЕ МНЕНИЕ 38 От научного редактора 401 39 Коссой Ю.М. А выход все-таки есть! (проблемы 401 финансирования пассажирского транспорта) 40 Морозов А.С. Городской электротранспорт как средство 425 достижения национальных целей России 41 Якимов М.Р. Время и люди в борьбе с городскими 438 пробками: чужие мысли своими словами 42 VII. ПАМЯТНЫЕ ДАТЫ 2020/2021 443 43 VIII. IN MEMORIAM 2020/2021 444 44 IX. НАШИ АВТОРЫ 445 45 X. ИНФОРМАЦИОННЫЕ МАТЕРИАЛЫ 448 7 CONTENTS PROCEEDINGS OF THE XXVI INTERNATIONAL (TWENTY-NINTH HELD IN YEKATERINBURG) SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL CONFERENCE FOREWORD 1 Vaksman S. A. As we enter the third decade… 12 I. METHODOLOGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF URBAN TRANSPORT SYSTEMS AND ORGANIZATION OF URBAN TRAFFIC 2 Krylov P. M. «Transport infrastructure of Russian cities from the 16 position of general plans and master plans» 3 Panov R. D. Evolution of the spatial structure of Beijing’s 30 subway’s network 4 Stepanov P. S. Spatial Interaction of Tram and Trolleybus 35 Systems in
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