Mükemmel/İdeal Şehir içi Ulaşım Sisteminin Diğerleriyle Karşılaştırılması: Toplam Seyahat Zamanları

Year 2019, Volume: 2 Issue: 1, 1 - 14, 24.04.2019

Ahmet Hakan Selçuk

Abstract

Tüm nakliye ve ulaşım
sistemleri için en önemli hususlardan bir tanesi de zamandır. İnsan nakil
sistemleri için ise zaman daha fazla önem arz eder. O halde, zaman ve maliyeti
azaltmak ve emniyeti arttırmak üzerinde çalışmalar yapılmalıdır. Çalışmamızda şehir
içi insan aktarımı için tasarlanabilecek bir sistemin özelliklerinin neler
olması gerektiği ortaya konularak böyle bir sistemin nasıl olabileceğine dair
bir örnek sunulmuştur. Bu özellikleri taşıyan sistemlere de bu çalışmada
mükemmel/ideal sistem denilmiştir. Bu çalışma, mevcut/geleneksel sistemlerle,
teklif edilen mükemmel/ideal sistemin seyahat zamanları açısından bir
mukayesesini ortaya koymaktadır. şehir içi ulaşımı özellikle büyük şehirlerde
zaman, enerji ve kaynak kaybına sebep olmakta, insan vücudu ve ruhu üzerinde
olumsuz etkiler yapmaktadır. Mevcut şehir içi insan nakliyatı olması gerekenden
çok daha yavaş, tehlikeli ve zordur. Şehir içi insan ulaşımı günümüzde
gereklidir çünki şehirler artık eskisi gibi küçük kasabalar halinde
değillerdir. İnsanların pek az bir kısmı işlerine yaya olarak gidebilirler.
Arkadaş veya akrabalarını ziyaret etmek isteyenler çoğu zaman uzun mesafeler
almak zorundadırlar. Mevcut sistemler bu zorluklara çare olamamışlardır.
Tavsiye edilen sistemin hemen her meseleyi çözdüğü ve seyahat için harcanan
zaman açısından önceki tüm sistemlerden iyi olduğu gösterilmiştir.

Keywords

Akıllı ulaşım sistemleri, raylı sistem, yolculuk zamanı, hızlı taşımacılık, ulaşım güvenliği, şehir içi ulaşım, akıllı şehirler

Comparison of perfect/ideal urban transportation system with the others: Total travel times

Abstract

For
all types of transportations, one of the most important parameters is the total
travel time. So, the studies must be focused on reducing the total travel time
and cost, while increasing safety. This work is a comparison of total travel
times of present/traditional systems and the perfect/ideal system proposed by
the author. Urban transportation causes waste of time, energy and resources and
has negative effects on the health of human body and soul, especially in big
cities. Transportation in cities is much slower, risky and difficult than it
should be. Urban transportation is necessary today, because unlike the previous
times, the cities are not small towns. Most people cannot go to their works by
walking. People have to travel long distances to visit their relatives and
friends. Present systems cannot solve these difficulties in anyway. It is
proven in this paper that the suggested system solves almost all the problems
and calculations show that the travel time becomes much shorter.

Keywords

Intelligent transportation systems, railed systems, travel time, rapid transportation, transportation safety, urban transportation, , smart cities

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