Integrating modelling and economics: Advantages and case studies | Tuesday 25 November 2025
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About this event
This webinar discussed the integration of transport modelling and economic appraisal in project evaluation, and explored the inherent connections between these disciplines and demonstrate how their combined application can enhance project outcomes. Innovations enabled by this integration include in-model representation of bus priority customer perceptions and benefits, quantifying benefits of new modes, and improved estimation of toll road benefits.
On-Demand Video
Speakers
Daniel Veryard | Director | Veitch Lister Consulting
Daniel Veryard is a Director for VLC in Sydney, where he leads the team and projects across travel demand forecasting, data analytics, economic appraisal and model development. He is a multi-disciplinary transport professional with 20 years’ experience.
Prior to joining VLC, Daniel was a project manager and economist at the International Transport Forum at the OECD in Paris, where he led projects on economic appraisal techniques, public transport market structures and driverless technologies. He has also worked as an economist for PwC, GHD, Mouchel (now WSP) and the Reserve Bank of Australia. He has worked on transport projects in all Australian state capitals, and in southeast Asia, the UK and France.
Nancye Ng | Senior Consultant | Veitch Lister Consulting
Nancye Ng is a Senior Consultant at VLC, where she leads and performs economic appraisals and policy analysis, strategic transport modelling and model development for road and public transport projects across Australia.
She has led the development of innovative economic benefit methodologies, including bus priority benefits, social benefits from public transport and benefits reflecting dynamic land use modelling.
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