Modeling the Dynamics of Traffic Congestion in the District of Ate, Lima – Peru
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The following is the latest project completed by my valued students in the 2020-II semester of the System Dynamics Workshop course. It is one of the most interesting projects because it addresses a problem affecting all major cities: traffic congestion.
In this case, the students focused on the district of Ate in Lima – Peru. Ate is Peru's third-largest district by population and one of the most extensive in Metropolitan Lima. In addition, three main traffic arteries run through the district.
I invite you to review this work, and I believe it could be very useful for advancing future studies on the subject.
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Authors:
Nolasco Chavez, Ronaldo
Tenorio Zulen, Bryan
Salas Carhuas, José
Salvador Roman, Giordano
Hernandez suarez, Isaac
Muñoa Leon, Celso
Ojeda Poma, Luis
Faculty advisor:
Erwin Salas