Transport analysis framework TAF

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This model estimates freight transport activity and measures the impact of transport policy measures uses data from satellite imgLinks and nighttime lights. Enables quick estimation of the effects of policy measures and economic changes on transportation activities at a global level.

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TAF

Initiative

Transport & Infrastructure

Model published

2018

Simulator launched

2019

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