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Lecture 4: Future infrastructure demand

This lecture block introduces important concepts for infrastructure demand estimation, including main drivers and important scenario analysis methods, such as the Shared Socio-economic Pathways (SSPs). This lecture block discusses specific drivers and considerations for the process of demand forecasting and exemplifies the learning outcomes through practical applications in developing country contexts.

Lecture 4 was written by Orlando Roman, Oxford University.

(Updated on 01.11.2024)

This lecture block introduces important concepts for infrastructure demand estimation, including main drivers and important scenario analysis methods, such as the Shared Socio-economic Pathways (SSPs). This lecture block discusses specific drivers and considerations for the process of demand forecasting and exemplifies the learning outcomes through practical applications in developing country contexts.

Lecture 4 was written by Orlando Roman, Oxford University.

(Updated on 01.11.2024)

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Lecture 4: Future infrastructure demand