Nash, Andrew

VTS Vienna Transport Andrew Nash Bandgasse 21/15 1070 Wien AUSTRIA E-Mail:

Schwerpunkte

• Planung und Management des öffentlichen Verkehrs
• Stadt- und Regionalplanung

Projekte

• Efficiency in public transport
• SwissMetro European Market Study
• Regional rail system planning in Europe

Berufstätigkeiten

seit 2005

Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme, ETH Zürich, Zürich

2004-2005

Verkehrsplaner, Parsons Transportation Group, San Francisco, USA

2001-2003

Selbständiger Forschungsberater, Zürich, San Francisco

2000 – 2001

Executive Director - San Francisco County Transportation Authority, San Francisco, USA

1995 – 1999

Projektmanager - San Mateo County Transit District, San Carlos, USA

1991 -1995

Director of CMP - Santa Clara County CMA, San Jose, USA

1984 - 1991

Verkehrsingenieur & -planer - Wilbur Smith Associates, San Francisco, USA

1986

Programmierer – Multisystems, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

1983 – 1986

Hilfsassistent - UC Berkeley, Berkeley, California

1982 – 1983

Wissenschaftlicher Assistent - Northeastern University, Boston, USA

1979 - 1982

Management Trainee - Bethlehem Steel Corporation, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA

Ausbildung

1987

Master of City Planning (Land-use Planning), University of California, Berkeley

1987

Master of Civil Engineering (Transportation Planning and Policy), University of California, Berkeley

1983

Master of Science, Civil Engineering (Public Transport Operations), Northeastern University, Boston

1979 – 1981

Coursework in MA Economics Program; State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo

1979

Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Minors: Architecture and Management; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY

Veröffentlichungen und Vorträge

• Weidmann, U., S. Buchmüller, M. Rieder, A. Nash und A. Erath (2006) Europäische Marktstudie für das System Swissmetro, Schriftenreihe des IVT 134, Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme, Zürich.
• Nash, A. and U. Weidmann (2006) Introducing New Commuter Rail Service on Busy Routes: Case Study of Stadtbahn Zug, Switzerland (Presentation); Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting 2006; Preprint #06-0136.
• Nash, A., U. Weidmann, S. Bollinger, M. Luethi and S. Buchmueller (2006) Increasing Schedule Reliability on Zurich's S-Bahn Through Computer Analysis and Simulation; Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting 2006; Preprint #06-0137.
• Nash, A. (2005) Traffic Calming in the United States - an overview (Presentation); Institution of Highways and Transportation, Traffic Calming Conference, London, January 25, 2005.
• Nash, A. (2005) Lessons for Public Transit from the Low Cost Airline Industry -or- What if Southwest Airlines ran the Muni? (Presentation); Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting 2005; Preprint #05-1546.
• Nash, A. (2004) Traffic Calming in Three European Cities: Recent Experience; San Francisco Planning and Urban Research: Newsletter, September 2004.
• Nash, A. and M. Ullius (2004) Optimizing railway timetables using OpenTimeTable. In: Allan, J., R.J. Hill, C.A. Brebbia, G. Sciutto, S. Sone (eds.). Computers in Railways IX, WIT Press, Southampton, 2004, pp. 233-240.
• Nash, A. and D. Huerlimann (2004) Railroad simulation using OpenTrack. In: Allan, J., R.J. Hill, C.A. Brebbia, G. Sciutto, S. Sone (eds.). Computers in Railways IX, WIT Press, Southampton, 2004, pp. 45-54.
• Nash, A., D. Huerlimann, J. Schuette and V.P. Krauss (2004) RailML - a standard data interface for railroad applications. In: Allan, J., R.J. Hill, C.A. Brebbia, G. Sciutto, S. Sone (eds.). Computers in Railways IX, WIT Press, Southampton, 2004, pp. 233-240.
• Nash, A. (2004) Traffic Calming in Three European Cities: Recent Experience (Poster Presentation); Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting 2004; Preprint #04-3101.
• Nash, A. and D. Huerlimann (2003) OpenTrack User Manual - Version 1.3 English; Swiss Federal Institute of Technology - Institute of Transportation Planning and Systems.
• Nash, A. (2003) Best Practices in Shared Use High Speed Rail Systems; Mineta Transportation Institute, San Jose State University, San Jose, California; Report 02-02.
• Nash, A. (forthcoming) Public Decision Making for Transport Projects: The Case of the CalTrain Downtown San Francisco Extension Project, Forthcoming in: Innovation; The European Journal of Social Science Research.
• Nash, A. (2003) Implementing Zurich's Transit Priority Program, Transportation Research Record #1835; Transportation Research Board, Washington D.C.; 2003.
• Nash, A. (2002) San Francisco: How prosperity sprung from disaster, Land & Liberty, Conference Supplement 2002.
• Nash, A. (2002) Roads Policy: End of the Road, Transport Report, Issue 25/3, Summer 2002.
• Nash, A. (2002) Public Involvement Processes in San Francisco (Presentation); Alpine Transport: A European Problem with Regional Consequences or a Regional Problem with European Consequences, ALP-NET Thematic Network Meeting May 2002; Invited Speaker.
• Nash, A. (2002) Economic Impacts of San Francisco's Freeway Demolition (Presentation); Transform Scotland 2002 Transportation Conference, April 2002; Invited Speaker.
• Nash, A. and R. Sylvia (2001) Implementation of Zurich's Transit Priority Program; Mineta Transportation Institute, San Jose State University, San Jose, California; Report 01-13.
• Nash, A. (2000) Zurich's Transit Priority Program (Poster Presentation); Rail-Volution Annual Conference, October 2000; Denver, Colorado.
• Nash, A. (2000) Zurich’s Transit Priority Program (Presentation); IMPACTS - Forum International des Grandes Metropoles pour l'evaluation et le developpement des Systemes de Transports Intelligents Annual Meeting, July 2000; Invited Speaker.
• Nash, A. (2000) Zurich's Regional Rail System (Presentation); Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting 2000.
• Nash, A. (1999) Caltrain Rapid Rail Program; Transportation Research Record #1667; Transportation Research Board, Washington D.C.; 1999.
• Nash, A. (1997) Public Decision Making for the Caltrain Downtown San Francisco Extension Project; Transportation Research Record #1571; Transportation Research Board, Washington D.C.; 1997.
• Nash, A. (1992) California's Congestion Management Program; Institute of Transportation Engineers Journal, February 1992.
• Nash, A. (1990) Effective Citizen Involvement in the Transportation Planning Process - Case Study - California Academy of Science, San Francisco (Presentation); Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting 1990.
• Furth, P. and A. Nash (1985) Vehicle Pooling in Transit Operations (co-author with Professor Peter Furth); American Society of Civil Engineers - Journal of Transportation Engineering; May 1985.

• Projects and experience available at: www.andynash.com