5  Exercise

  1. Create an R Markdown file (.Rmd) and select an rticles template of your choice:

    • Elsevier: Transportation Research Part A
    • Springer: Lecture Notes in Computer Science
    • Transportation Research Board (TRB)
    • Taylor & Francis
  2. Knit it first to make sure any package is missing and the output looks fine

  3. Change your YAML document to include

    • Your name
    • Your affiliation and address
    • Your e-mail
  4. Change your document to include the following chapters, using ## headings

    • Introduction
    • Literature review
    • Methods
      • Case Study
      • Data collection
    • Results
    • Conclusions
      • Further Research
    • Funding
    • References
  5. Make the Funding and References section as unnumbered, by putting {.unnumbered} after the heading title

  6. Add the following to the abstract:

    Urban mobility is a critical component of sustainable city development, influencing economic productivity, social equity, and environmental sustainability. It encompasses the movement of people and goods within urban areas, integrating various modes of transportation such as walking, cycling, public transit, and private vehicles. Effective urban mobility systems aim to ensure accessibility, affordability, and efficiency while minimizing environmental impacts and addressing the diverse needs of urban populations.

    In recent years, the rapid pace of urbanization has introduced complex challenges, including traffic congestion, air pollution, and inequitable access to transport options. These issues disproportionately affect vulnerable populations, such as low-income residents, the elderly, and adolescents, highlighting the need for inclusive planning. The emergence of innovative technologies, such as shared mobility platforms, autonomous vehicles, and smart city solutions, offers opportunities to reimagine urban transport networks. However, successful implementation requires a balance between technological advancement, community engagement, and policy alignment.

    This paper explores the importance of integrating data-driven approaches, participatory planning, and sustainable policies to enhance urban mobility systems. By prioritizing multimodal transportation, reducing dependency on private vehicles, and fostering equitable access to opportunities, cities can transition toward a more sustainable and resilient future.

  7. Count the words of the abstract and make sure that they are up to 200 words, using WordcountAddin.

  8. Include the following papers as a references in the Literature Review section:

  9. Include a table of contents

  10. Make a cross-reference before a figure (pointing in the text to see Figure 1)

  11. Knit your pdf!

  12. Number lines (linenumbers: true)

  13. Make it a paper for review, instead of preprint

  14. Make it doubleblind in classoption

  15. Change the biblio-style to elsarticle-num (you may need to remove authoryear from classoption)

  16. Color your citations in text

  17. Knit your pdf again!