Nina Sievers, M.Sc.

Scientific researcher

contact details

Nina Sievers, M.Sc. (born Schmidt)

Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin

Tel. +49-531-391-63616

nina.sievers(at)tu-bs.de

short biography

July 2017 until today: Scientific researcher at IVE
October 2010 to March 2014: Environmental protection studies at the Weihenstephan Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences, B. Eng.
October 2014 to June 2017 Studies of Environmental Engineering at the Technical University of Braunschweig, focus on traffic and infrastructure
Degree: Master of Science, June 2017

research

Mobility concepts for rural areas, in particular alternative and flexible operating modes
sustainability strategies
Consideration of environmental aspects

teaching (current)

Public transport - offer planning
Public transport - infrastructure planning
Mobility and Connectivity

publications (selection)

Schütze, C.; Schmidt, N.; Liimatainen, H.; Siefer, T. How to Achieve a Continuous Increase in Public Transport Ridership?—A Case Study of Braunschweig and Tampere. Sustainability 2020, 12(19), 8063;
Schütze, C.; Sievers, N.; Liimatainen, H.; Riku, V., ; Siefer, T.: Tram Expansion Effects on Reaching the City Centres—Case Study of Tampere and Braunschweig, Future Transp. 2022, 2(4), 793-806, PDF Version: https://www.mdpi.com/2673-7590/2/4/44/pdf

current research projects (selection)

since 2017:
METAPOLIS
Niedersächsisches Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Kultur, Volkswagen Stiftung
Inter- und transdisziplinäre Plattform für eine nachhaltige Entwicklung der Stadt-Land-Beziehung in Niedesachsen
EastCities: Establishing and Achieving Sustainability Targets in
Eastern Chinese Cities - integrated, inter-, trans-disciplinary and
cooperative planning strategies for the sustainable development of
fast growing eastern Chinese cities and the Qingdao case

supervised student work (selection)

Bike sharing as a building block for sustainable mobility - can it work?
Analysis of legal bases and financing flows in the sense of classic public transport financing in the greater Braunschweig area
Analysis of legal bases and financing flows in the sense of classical public transport financing in the greater Braunschweig area
Analysis of alternatives to glyphosate for vegetation control on railways

Development of a model concept for free public transport in Germany
Investigation of mobility concepts without private cars in German cities
Comparison of different modes of transport with regard to continuous noise effects on local residents
Cross-border public transport in the European Union
Development of proposals for amendment of the Passenger Transport Act under the influence of new mobility services
Analysis of different "last-mile" systems in public transport using the example of urban areas with varying densities
Public transport in the air - A study on the use of cableways in Germany and Europe using Munich as an example

Note on all student theses: for data protection reasons, the theses cannot be made accessible to third parties!

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