AUM2026: Applied Urban Modelling Symposium and Pre-conference Seminar

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Author

Robin Lovelace

Published

June 26, 2026

Abstract
I’m presenting at the Modelling Active Mobility seminar at the University of Cambridge, part of the Applied Urban Modelling (AUM) symposium.

Main event page: cityform.mit.edu Organized by City Form Lab (MIT) and the University of Cambridge, with support from VREF. I’m heading to Cambridge for AUM2026, the 11th Applied Urban Modelling symposium (29 Jun – 1 Jul), preceded by the Modelling Active Mobility pre-conference seminar (26–27 Jun). I’ll be presenting on Modelling multi-model traffic, casualties and risk: a data-driven approach to improve government guidance on critical safety issues for walking and cycling.

Pre-conference Seminar: Modelling Active Mobility

A two-day invited seminar convening scholars, practitioners, and policy makers to discuss modelling pedestrians’ and cyclists’ interactions with built environments. Sponsored by VREF (Volvo Research and Educational Foundations).

  • Dates: 26–27 June 2026 (+ 28 Jun break day)
  • Venue: Bateman Auditorium, Gonville & Caius College (Old Courts), Cambridge
  • Format: Day 1 invited presentations; Day 2 group discussion

Main AUM2026 Symposium

The AUM2026 symposium (29 Jun – 1 Jul) is the 11th Applied Urban Modelling symposium, covering urban simulation models, land-use and transport interactions, and related topics. Venue: Cavonius Centre, Gonville & Caius College (Harvey Court), Cambridge.