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Systems of cities at the macroscopic scale have their trajectoriesconditioned by the evolution of infrastructure networks. This leads to complexplanning and management situations in the particular case of internationaltransportation infrastructure projects. To understand such dynamics andanticipate future sustainable trajectories, we introduce a co-evolution modelbetween cities and transportation networks at the international scale, whichsimulates network growth by including transportation governance. The model isapplied to synthetic systems of cities and the parameter space systematicallyexplored, showing strong interactions between urban dynamics and governancestructure. We also study optimisation patterns as compromises betweenconstruction cost and accessibility gain, with possible future applications tosustainable long-term planning of international transport projects.

Simulating urban dynamics and international governance of transportation infrastructure projects