Dipl.-Ing. Johannes Weber

Teaching

• Supervision of student theses
• Urban Street Design
• Transport and Infrastructure Planning

Areas of Research

• Travel surveys with smartphone apps
  • Sampling and recruitment strategies
  • User experience and motivation
  • Data quality and use case potentials
• Science communication and participation formats
• GIS-based walkability analyses

• NFDI4Ing: National Research Data Infrastructure for Engineering Sciences, Link
• Supporting the development of a future Master's degree programm Mobility Systems (working title)

• Dresden in Bewegung – Urban transport in tune with the times (Dresden City Administration), Link
• MobiKon-Leipzig – Concept of Mobility for the wider Leipzig city centre (Federal Ministry of Education and Research), Link
• Dresden in Bewegung – Urban transport in changing times (Dresden City Administration), Link
• Travelviewer – Data for low-carbon sustainable transport systems (European Institute of Innovation and Technology Climate-KIC), Link
• MORE – Multi-modal Optimisation of Road-space in Europe (European Commission, Horizon 2020), Link

Research Associate for the Chair of Integrated Transport Planning and Traffic Engineering, TU Dresden

• Weber, J.; Hubrich, S.; Wittwer, R.; Gerike, R. (2023): Non-Random vs. Register-Based Random Sampling during SARS-CoV-2 – Findings from Two Travel Surveys by Smartphone App in Dresden, Germany. Presentation at 4th Mobile Apps and Sensors in Surveys Workshop, 22 & 23 June 2023, Manchester, United Kingdom.

• Weber, J.; Hubrich, S.; Gerike, R. (2023): Dresden in Bewegung – Urban transport in tune with the times. Travel behavior in volatile times of the Corona pandemic. Follow-up survey with the smartphone app TravelVu. Presentation of results (German). Technische Universität Dresden.  Presentation

• Weber, J; Koszowski, C.; Gerike, R. (2022): Comparing walkability of two neighborhoods in the City of Berlin — A GIS-based study on urban and transport structure. Oral presentation at the Urban Transitions 2022 conference, 8–10 November, Sitges, Spain. Presentation

• Weber, J.; Hubrich, S.; Wittwer, R.; Gerike, R. (2022): Non-Probability vs. Address-Based Sampling during SARS-CoV-2 — Findings from Two Travel Surveys by Smartphone App in Dresden, Germany. Proceedings of the ISCTSC 12th International Conference on Transport Survey Methods, 20–25 March, Porto Novo, Portugal. Poster

• Gerike, R.; Koszowski, C.; Schröter, B.; Buehler, R.; Schepers, P.; Weber, J.; Wittwer, R.; Jones, P. (2021): Built Environment Determinants of Pedestrian Activities and Their Consideration in Urban Street Design. Sustainability 2021, 13, 9362. Link

• Schröter, B.; Hantschel, S.; Koszowski, C.; Buehler, R.; Schepers, P.; Weber, J.; Wittwer, R.; Gerike, R. (2021): Guidance and Practice in Planning Cycling Facilities in Europe—An Overview. Sustainability 2021, 13, 9560. Link

• Gerike, R.; Wittwer R.; Weber, J. (2021): Mobilitätskonzept erweiterte Innenstadt Leipzig. Ein Fachkonzept mit Vision, Zielen und Maßnahmen im Stadtraumkonzept erweiterte Innenstadt. Technical Report. Technische Universität Dresden, Link

• Hubrich, S.; Weber, J.; Wittwer, R.; Gerike, R. (2020): Urban Mobility in Changing Times – Potentials of Sustainability from a “New Normality”. A Show Case in Dresden, Germany. Kurzbericht. Technische Universität Dresden, Link
• Hubrich, S.; Weber, J.; Wittwer, R.; Gerike, R. (2020): TravelVu and TravelViewer – New Ways of Collecting and Evaluating Travel Survey Data. A Site Report from Dresden, Germany. Abschlussbericht. Technische Universität Dresden, Link
• Weber, J.; Hubrich, S.; Wittwer, R.; Gerike, R. (2020): Non-probability recruitment strategies for innovative smartphone-based travel surveys. Internationales Verkehrswesen, 72 (3), 58–61, Link