Workshop on doctoral research in transportation analysis, planning and policy

The workshop is organized in four parts with three to four presentations each:

Part 1: On demand, stated preference and econometrics

Part 2: Transport modeling

Part 3: Auto ownership

Part 4: Autonomous vehicles

Every doctoral researcher will give a 6 min lightning talk to introduce their topic. At the end of each part, there will be 20 minutes for debate led by an expert in the respective area of research.

Agenda

1:30 - 1:40

Rolf Moeckel, Patricia L Mokhtarian, Khandker Nurul Habib, Yanfeng Ouyang, Ram Pendyala, Kuilin Zhang,

Welcome note

Part 1: On demand, stated preference and econometrics

Time	Presenter	University	Presentation Title
1:40 PM	Bella, Gretchen	North Western University	Barriers & Opportunities for Resource Access Experienced by Marginalized Populations in the Hybrid Digital Era
1:46 PM	Mohiuddin, Hossain	University of California, Davis	What Factors Influence the Adoption and Use of Dockless Bike-Share? A Case Study from the Sacramento Region
1:52 PM	Lee, Jaehyung	Yonsei University, South Korea	An Imitation Learning Framework through Adaptive Learning Process for On-Demand Mobility Services
1:58 PM	Ding, Jiaxuan	National University of Singapore	Transferring Lab-collected Eye-Tracking Insights to Investigate the Decoy Effect in Online Choice Experiments
2:04 PM	Khandker Nurul Habib	University of Toronto	Debate 1

Part 2: Transport modeling

Time	Presenter	University	Presentation Title
2:24 PM	Anik, Asif Hasan	Dalhousie University	Towards a New Paradigm of Activity-Based Travel Demand Modeling: Activity Scheduling in Physical and Virtual Space
2:30 PM	Subedi, Atul	Utah State University	Would You Drive, Ride, or Fly to the Airport? Mode Choice Insights about Electric Air Taxis for Long-Distance Airport Travel
2:36 PM	Jiang, Guocheng	University of Massachusetts Amherst	Advanced Modeling and Optimization of Ride Sourcing Drivers’ Routing Behavior
2:42 PM	Soukhov, Anastasia	McMaster University	A family of accessibility measures
2:48 PM	Rounaq Basu	Massachussetts Institute of Technology	Debate 2

Part 3: Auto ownership

Time	Presenter	University	Presentation Title
3:08 PM	Dahir, Abdirashid	Ohio State University	Just Transition to Electric Vehicles in Disadvantaged Communities: Integrating Transportation, Energy and Climate Justice
3:14 PM	Krause Moras, Bruno Cesar	Purdue University	Drivers and Barriers to Electric Vehicle Adoption: A Study of Public Perceptions, Secondary Market Preferences, and Policy Design
3:20 PM	Iogansen, Xiatian	University of California, Davis	Investigating Heterogeneity in Private Vehicle Ownership, Preferences towards Alternative-Fuel Vehicles, and Adoption of Shared Mobility Options
3:26 PM	Ilgin Guler	The Pennsylvania State University	Debate 3

Part 4: Autonomous vehicles

Time	Presenter	University	Presentation Title
3:46 PM	Bahk, Younghun	University of California, Irvine	Modeling and Planning for Future Multimodal Transportation Systems with Household-owned Driverless Vehicles
3:52 PM	Xue, Fei	Beijing Jiaotong University,	Modeling Commuting Travel Behavior and Assessing the Potential Impact of Private Autonomous Vehicles
3:58 PM	Liu, Jiachao	Carnegie Mellon University	Optimizing Curb Space in the Era of New Mobility and Big Data: A Framework for Modeling Behavior, System Impacts, and Policy Interventions
4:04 PM	Kari E. Watkins	University of California at Davis	Debate 4