Lab fOr REsilient & Future City (LORE FC) is a laboratory that researches next-generation transportation and urban systems in a city. In addition, our studies launch for a resilient future city. It was established in April 2023 and is run by Junji Urata, Associate Professor of Systems and Information Sciences at the University of Tsukuba.
The name "Lab for Resilient & Future City" is derived from my desire, while pursuing cutting-edge research, to build new systems in transportation and cities by incorporating the latest technologies and techniques for the next generation without being satisfied with the current transportation and cities. It also reflects our desire to make cities more resilient in various crises caused by disasters and conflicts in Japan and the world.
2023.11.20
復興デザイン会議第5回全国大会を行います
2023.11.05
Survey of Behaviors for daily life in Oda, Tsukuba
2023.09.30
研究室説明会（３年生向け）の案内
2023.09.22
Summer Research Seminar Tour / 夏の研究巡業
2023.08.28
つちうらMaaS推進協議会に参加しました Participating Tsuchiura MaaS Promotion Council
2023.08.25
訪問診療と地域特性の分析を手伝ってくれる方を募集しています
2023.08.10
地域とエネルギー研究会 第3回セミナーを開催します(8/21 4pm-)
2023.07.28
第4回復興デザイン会議記念講演会を開催しました Organizing the 4th Symposium of alliance for disaster Re-design
2023.07.27
Participating the JST event “YuGo Place” JST融合の場に参加してきました
2023.07.21
第２回地域とエネルギー研究会を開催しました Workshop on Energy Cycle for Regional Planning #2
2023.07.07
都市計画交流会に参加しました Partcipaiting a get-together event by Urban & Regional Planning group
2023.07.01
土木学会論文賞を受賞 Received Japan Society of Civil Engineers (JSCE) Best Paper Award
2023.06.29
研究室HP開設しました！Our homepage is opened!
Dr. Urata's research to date has focused on disaster evacuation, optimal evacuation control, traffic demand forecasting, reconstruction design, and bus network design during the recovery period, using methods such as behavioral models, optimal control theory, simulation, data science, traffic assignment, and discrete optimization. With the opening of the laboratory on April 2023, we have begun to work on areas and energy, smart cities, and improving living convenience in local cities. For more information, please visit the Research page.