Alize-Lcpc-Recherche

Alize-LCPC-Recherche is a French research laboratory that focuses on transportation engineering, including road and airport infrastructures, traffic management and transportation safety.

The main goal of Alize-LCPC-Recherche is to produce research that improves the safety, efficiency and sustainability of transportation systems. The laboratory also provides technical expertise to public and private organisations involved in transportation engineering.

Alize-LCPC-Recherche is primarily funded by the French Ministry of Sustainable Development and Transport, as well as other public and private organisations that commission or sponsor research projects.

Alize-LCPC-Recherche produces a wide range of research, including studies on roadway materials, traffic flow modelling, safety assessments of roadways and intersections, and air traffic management systems. The laboratory uses advanced simulation tools and field tests to validate its results.

Alize-LCPC-Recherche collaborates with a variety of partners, including other research institutions, public authorities, private companies, and international organisations. It also participates in European research programmes related to transportation engineering.

Yes, Alize-LCPC-Recherche offers technical consulting services to public and private clients. Its areas of expertise include pavement engineering, road safety audits, traffic studies, and environmental assessments related to transportation infrastructures.

Alize-LCPC-Recherche was founded in 1947 as a research laboratory of the French Ministry of Public Works. In 1992, it became part of a larger research organisation, the French Institute of Science and Technology for Transport, Development and Networks (IFSTTAR).

Alize-LCPC-Recherche has contributed significantly to research that has improved the safety and efficiency of transportation systems in France and internationally. The laboratory has developed new methodologies for pavement design, traffic flow analysis, and roadway safety evaluations that are used by transportation engineers around the world.

You can contact Alize-LCPC-Recherche through its website or by email or telephone. The laboratory provides contact information on its website.

Alize-LCPC-Recherche does not provide scholarship opportunities directly, but it participates in various scholarship and research programmes funded by the French government and other organisations. Potential candidates can find information about these programmes on the Alize-LCPC-Recherche website.