Transportation and Infrastructure for Sustainability
A special issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050). This special issue belongs to the section "Sustainable Transportation".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 July 2025 | Viewed by 81
Special Issue Editors
Interests: rolling stock; railway infrastructure; solid mechanics; dynamic analysis; traffic safety
Special Issues, Collections and Topics in MDPI journals
Interests: railway infrastructure; mechanics; dynamics; functional safety; vibration analysis; wave propagation
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
To successfully achieve sustainable development, the following interdependent capabilities are deemed necessary:
- Measure progress towards sustainable development;
- Promote equity within and between generations;
- Adapt to shocks and surprises;
- Transform the system into more sustainable development pathways;
- Link knowledge with action for sustainability;
- Devise governance arrangements that allow people to work together.
This Special Issue is dedicated to promoting the principles of sustainable development in the field of all modes of transport and related infrastructures.
Uniqueness consists not only in the proposal and development of something new that has not existed before but in the use of already known proposals and developments in a different order or quality. Therefore, this Special Issue aims to create a common platform for the cooperation of researchers involved in various fields of all modes of transport and their infrastructure.
The publications in this Special Issue are considered a basis for discourse—what can be done to add new perspectives to the creation based on existing proposals and developments in various areas of all modes of transport and the infrastructure that supports them?
This Special Issue aims to encourage researchers to publish their review, experimental, computational, and theoretical research relating to natural and applied sciences, engineering, economics, social sciences, and humanities in detail to
- Promote scientific and other understanding;
- Permit predictions and impact assessments of global change and development related to the sustainability of all modes of transport and their infrastructures.
Topics of this Special Issue related to sustainable transport and related infrastructures include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Challenges;
- Innovations;
- Life cycle management;
- Risk management;
- Expansion;
- Efficient utilization of resources;
- Production according to sustainable development principles;
- Monitoring;
- Employment;
- Business ethics;
- Skills development;
- Interchangeability;
- Interaction.
Dr. Larysa Neduzha
Prof. Dr. Iryna Bondarenko
Guest Editors
Manuscript Submission Information
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Keywords
- sustainable transport/infrastructure
- water/road/rail/air/pipeline transport/infrastructure
- freight/passenger transportation
- water/road/rail/air/pipeline construction
- design of water/road/rail/air/pipeline routes/means
- water/road/rail/air/pipeline operation and capacity
- water/road/rail/air/pipeline risk assessment
- innovation, energy saving, and ecology in water/road/rail/air/pipeline transport
