10th International Symposium on Transport Network Resilience - INSTR 2026
|
|
|
Main menu
HELP
|
Conference News Important Announcement – Paper Decisions ReleasedThe review process for INSTR 2026 has now been completed. All corresponding authors have been notified of the decision regarding their submission, together with the associated reviews. Three types of decisions have been communicated:
Please note that notifications are automatically sent only to the corresponding author via the conference system. Co-authors are therefore invited to check with the corresponding author regarding the paper status and access to the reviews. If the corresponding author of a submitted paper has not received any notification, please contact us promptly at: instr2026@univ-eiffel.fr. For participants requiring an invitation letter for visa purposes, please note that invitation letters can be issued after completing the conference registration. Once registered, you may request the letter by contacting us at: instr2026@univ-eiffel.fr. The conference registration system is now open. ➤ Access Registration Page We encourage you to register as soon as possible to benefit from reduced fees. About the Event 📢 Welcome to INSTR 2026We are pleased to invite you to submit your contribution to the 10th International Symposium on Transport Network Resilience (INSTR 2026), which will be held in Lyon, France, from July 15 to 17, 2026. Following the success of the previous nine editions, INSTR 2026 aims to bring together the world's leading transportation researchers, practitioners, and policymakers who are dedicated to enhancing the resilience and reliability of transport networks. During the three-day symposium, plenary sessions featuring internationally recognized speakers and interactive breakout sessions will take place in Lyon, France's renowned culinary capital. Participants will have the opportunity to network, exchange best practices, and share cutting-edge research in transport network planning, analysis, and management. This 10th edition of INSTR will focus on scientific challenges and issues raised by new theoretical developments in transport network resilience, including artificial intelligence applications, cybersecurity considerations, and the integration of connected, automated, and electric vehicle systems. The event will also highlight new advances in mobility data analytics, uncertainty quantification, and robust optimization techniques for building more resilient transportation networks. INSTR 2026 is strategically positioned between two major international events related to transportation: WCTR'26 in Toulouse and ISTTT'26 in Munich. This offers a unique opportunity for global knowledge exchange across the transport research community, reinforcing INSTR’s role as a central hub for resilience research in transportation. Authors are invited to submit an extended abstract in English of up to 2,500 words. Submission Deadline: Extended to Sunday, March 15, 2026 AoE (Final Extension). All submissions will undergo peer review by the Scientific and Organizing Committees.
Please help us disseminate the Call for Papers of the INSTR'26: call for paper INSTR'26 Download the INSTR 2026 Leaflet: leaflet INSTR'26 For any submission or registration-related questions or requests, please contact the organizing committee at instr2026@univ-eiffel.fr.
🏛️ OrganizersINSTR 2026 is organized by the Energy and Mobility Lab - E-Mob Lab, a joint research unit of Université Gustave Eiffel and ENTPE (the Graduate School of Civil, Environmental & Urban Engineering). Established in 1993 and formerly known as LICIT, the E-Mob Lab is internationally recognized for its expertise in traffic modeling, transportation systems engineering, network resilience, and energy management for mobility. |
