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Long run impacts assessment of planned R52/A5 expressway - PPT Presentation

as one of two core road connection between Austria and Czech Republic Milan Viturka Vilém Pařil Petr Halámek Faculty of Economics and Public Administration of Masaryks ID: 799130

time criterion savings projects criterion time projects savings quality impacts r52 reflects czech regional republic austria transport section area

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Long run impacts assessment of planned R52/A5 expressway as one of two core road connection between Austria and Czech Republic

Milan

Viturka

, Vilém Pařil, Petr Halámek

Faculty

of

Economics

and Public

Administration

of

Masaryk´s

University, Brno – Czech

Republic

8th

Geoffrey

J. D.

Hewings

Regional

Workshop „

Services

and

Regional

Growth

“,

organised

by WIFO

Wien

,

September

2015

Slide2

Proposal of single method of evaluation of transport projects

-

example of highways (motorways and expressways)

Main objective

design of investment priorities by men of multi-criteria analysis of technical, economic, political, environmental and spatial aspects of planned projects.

Method – ranking of the projects within the criteria and consecutive aggregation of partial ranks:

The criterion of relevance

reflects the traffic intensity as basic factor which determinates the technical usefulness of construction

The criterion of usefulness

reflects the savings of time both passenger and freight traffic generated by the projects (relative value of savings time in comparison with the currently most rapid transport link)

The criterion of integration

reflects the strategic importance of the projects for internal (high-quality transport connections of the major cities) and external (high-quality transport connections with the

neighbouring

countries)

The criterion of stimulation

reflects the potential impacts of the projects on stimulation of regional quality of business environment (contribution to an increase of the value of roads and railways quality)

The sustainability criterion

reflects the potential impacts of the projects on

residental

(an increase in levels of noise and air pollution) and natural (disturbance of protected areas of nature conservation and water resources) environment.

Slide3

Model scheme of investment preferences

Under the relatively stable conditions of developed countries, the relevant preferences can be chronologically interpreted using the following scheme

Slide4

Core Road Network in Austria and the Czech Republic with Natura 2000 and Nationally Protected Areas

Slide5

Criterion of purposefulness - Potential Time Savings

Version

- type

Maximum Speed

Theoretical

Speed

Theoretical

Travel

time (min.)Real Travel time (min.)Time Savings (min.)Time Savings (%)1st class907483,92103,99-16,99-19,53%Motorway12010956,9770,6016,4018,85%Highway13011952,1864,6622,3425,67%Current--70,2187,000,000,00%

Relevance criterion - Traffic Intensity

Section

Intensity

Section

in Brno

27 295

Section

Motorway

19 009

Section

1st

class

to

the

border

8 058

CZ -

average

15 087

AT -

average

25 137

Slide6

Integration criterion

missing highway connection with Austria

which is considered as a major deficit

another factor is the low degree of urbanization on the route R52 / A5

The application of the gravity model

shows

Prague-Brno-

Wien

as 3rd most

important

supranational metropolitan axis in the Czech R.business environment quality (16 criterias)205 microregion MECspotential to stimulate regional development has the secondary importanceStimulation criterion

Slide7

Sustainability criterion

Slide8

Sustainability criterion

Impacts of R52-A5 on Nationally Protected Areas and Natura 2000

Cat

.

Category

description

Area (ha)

Weighted

impactATCZTotalTotal (%)ATCZTotalTotal (%)IUCN IVHabitat/Species Management Area0,00128,89128,8911,82%0,00127,81127,8112,99%IUCN VProtected Landscape/ Seascape0,45366,49366,9433,66%0,35315,85316,2032,13%SPASpecial Protection Area

0,00489,83489,83

44,94%

0,00

446,14

446,14

45,33%

SCI I

Sites of Community Importance I

0,00

104,43

104,439,58%0,0094,0394,039,55%Total impact0,451 089,641 090,09100,00%0,35983,82984,17100,00%

Impacts of R52-A5 on Population

Country

Area (km2)

Density in Urban Area

Population

Austria

10,61

2 046,91

21 728

Czech Republic

5,63

2 156,66

12 137

Total

16,24

-

33 865

Slide9

ConclusionDrucker (1967): “Efficiency is doing things right, effectiveness is doing the right things”

effectiveness of the project R52 depends on the results of

(significantly

)

integration

criterion

connection

to the Austrian motorway network

r

elevance criterion, usefulness and sustainabilitycriterion of stimulation is not significant

Slide10

Thank you for your attention