Ian Stott BA (Hons)
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Ian is a senior consultant who joined ITP in 2005, he has a strong design background which he brings to any project he is working on. He has a range of modelling expertise including micro-simulation and Accessibility modelling which he has utilised on UK based projects for the private and public sector as well as international projects in Nigeria, Ghana, Australia and the Philippines. Recently Ian led the development of a micro-simulation model, using the Paramics software to gauge the impact of the redevelopment of the BT complex, commonly referred to as Adastral Park. The development of this model not only analysed the impact of the redevelopment on local access roads, but as important, the impact of the A12, which is located close to the development site. Ian developed the base model from numerous site visits to gain essential local knowledge to create a model that calibrated (and validated) to a high level. Ian has worked on, and led, a number of accessibility projects for both the public and private sector. He has been involved in essential annual monitoring reports of access to key facilities for a number of local authorities. Ian used his accessibility expertise to create an Accession model for a Community Transport Strategy in Noosa, Queensland, showing how a revised bus network could greatly improve public transport accessibility and help encourage people to use more sustainable modes of travel. As part of ITP’s expanding portfolio of international work Ian has worked on a number of 3D models and virtual fly throughs demonstrating how Bus Rapid Transit can work in the very busy environments of rapidly expanding cities. As part of ITP’s work in Cebu, Philippines, Ian used 3D models to demonstrate to local citizens how BRT systems will interact with the existing built environment. For Lagos, Nigeria, Ian created a number of detailed 3D fly throughs to show how the process of boarding a BRT system would work including the access to the station, purchasing tickets, and boarding and alighting the vehicles. Ian has a number of years experience using GIS systems which he brings to a large number of projects, combining this with his design background he produces maps and outputs that make results/information much clearer and easier to understand. |
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