Program

Tue, 10 December
Afternoon	Arrival of participants
17:45	Meet in the lobby of the Citadines Apart'hotel Arnulfpark and walk to restaurant (10 min walk)
18:00	Dinner in Munich at the Augustiner Keller München
Hotel Stay at Citadines Apart'hotel Arnulfpark, Munich
Wed, 11 December
9:00	Bus departure to Raitenhaslach (90 min ride)
10:30	Arrival in Raitenhaslach
11:00	Welcome	Moeckel, Rolf	Welcome and Introductions
11:30	Keynote: From equilibrium to evolution	Jones, Peter	What would an evolutionary model of travel behaviour (instead of an equilibrium model) look like?
12:00	Lunch
13:00	The world has changed!	Polzin, Steven E.	Time use, changing time use due to ICT, demographics and preferences
		Bhat, Chandra	An Evaluation of the Long-Term Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Public transportation Use --> add to misc. session?
		Ziyue (Davia) Dong & Eric J. Miller	Non-work/school activity participation in a flexible work future: A pre/post-pandemic comparative study
		Discussant: Jara-Diaz, Sergio	Question: Should these recent changes lead us to reconsider core assumptions in how we model and plan a transportation system?
15:00	Coffee break
15:30	Modeling the long-term evolution and stability of travel?	Kagerbauer, Martin	Integration of Longitudinal Data in Agent-Based Travel Demand Models
		Moeckel, Rolf	Stability of travel behavior: Longitudinal data analysis
		Circella, Giovanni	Evolution of remote/hybrid work adoption and travel choices: Insights from the analysis of the California Mobility Panel (CMP) data
		Discussant: Kay Axhausen	Question: If we model the evolution of travel behavior, what is the starting point? Would this allow us to estimate our models to replicate the change in behavior, rather than calibrate them to match base-year conditions?
18:00	Dinner in Burghausen at Restaurant Bichl
Hotel Stay at Hotel Burgblick, Austria
Thu, 12 December
9:00	The stability of attitudes and habits	Shaw, Atiyya	Measuring Latent Psychological Constructs for Travel Behavior
		Choudhury, Charisma F & Bhaduri, Eeshan	Modelling the changes in attitudes towards self driving cars in different parts of the world over time using Twitter (X) data
		Mokhtarian, Patricia & Seung Eun (Katy) Choi	How temporally stable are attitudes? It depends
		Discussant: Kelly Clifton	Question: Which aspects of travel behavior should we expect to be most and least stable?
11:00	Coffee Break
11:30	Data collection to support evolutionary models	Lee, Brian	Household Travel Survey Data Collection: Meeting the needs of planning practice and research
		Erhardt, Gregory	The Potential for Linked Longitudinal Data in Transportation Research
		Discussant: Aruna Sivakumar	Question: If our community could access a $10m/10m EUR annual data collection budget, what should we prioritize?
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Modeling day-to-day variability and time use	Staves, Corin	Incorporating day-to-day stability into operational simulations
		Kukic, Marija & Bierlaire, Michel	Synthetic populations and activity-based models: a dynamic perspective
		Pudane, Baiba	Time use, increasing time flexibility, multitasking
		Discussant: Dave Ory	Question: What insights can we gain by incorporating day-to-day variability in our models? How do we effectively distinguish day-to-day variability from meaningful changes when comparing scenarios?
16:00	Coffee break
16:30	Bus departure to visit Altötting (20 min ride)
17:00	Guided city tour and visit of X-Mas market in Altötting
19:00	Dinner in Altötting at Hotel Zur Post
20:30	Bus departure to return to hotel (20 min ride)
Hotel Stay at Hotel Burgblick, Austria
Fri, 13 December
9:00	Disaggregate behavior and aggregate outcomes	Arnz, Marlin	ABM and Aggregated Traffic
		Singleton, Patrick	Extracting travel behavioral sensitivities to time-varying influences using aggregate data sources
		Stathopoulos, Amanda	Evolving views of transit service: Inter-temporal analysis of safety interventions and satisfaction
		Discussant: Hani Mahmassani	Question: Are we reporting the right metrics?
11:00	Coffee break
11:30	Changing commercial and goods travel	Conway, Alison	The Effects of Changing Commutes on Home Delivery Activity
		Stinson, Monique	Assessing the Stability of Company Strategies over Time
		Discussant: John Gliebe	Question: What are the most important trends we should be monitoring in commercial travel?
13:00	Lunch
14:00	A toolbox for collaborative development	Walker, Joan	Towards a Benchmarking Sandbox for Advancing Mode Choice and Beyond
		Macfarlane, Greg	A multiple modeling sandbox
		Discussant: Soora Rasouli	Question: What are the key questions that we as a community should agree on?
15:30	Closing Remarks	Rolf Moeckel & Peter Jones
16:00	Coffee Break
	Board bus to return to Munich (90 min ride)
18:30	Dinner in Munich at Ristorante Il Mulino
Hotel Stay at Citadines Apart'hotel Arnulfpark, Munich
Sat, 14 December
Optional skiing excursion to Wilder Kaiser resort in Brixentel, Austria (participants need to cover their own expenses). The cost is 86 EUR, which includes the bus ride, lift tickets, coffee and a brezel on the ride there and a beer on the ride home.  Ski rentals are available at the base of the lifts.
Departure is from the main bus station (ZOB München) at 6:50, which is a 10-minute walk from our hotel.  It is about a 2-hour ride, and the return trip is at 16:30.
Timing
Instructions for Discussant (Expectation: Meet online before the symposium to talk about content of each presentation and how the discussant can build on the presentations in the response)
	Before presentations: Discussant give 5 min intro to topic and introduces presentations
	3 presentations follow
	Discussant has 10-15 min to explain what we learned collectively from these three presentations, add own research if relevant, what have we learned in last 5 years, what we need to do in the next 5 years
	Discussant moderates discussion with audience
	Encourage discussants to involve more people in discussion
Instructions for Presenters
	Relate own research to big picture theme of symposium
	Presentation shall end with an open question that shall be discussed at the symposium (What do you want people to ask you about?)
Online meeting before symposium shall include:
	- Have an understanding of the content
	- Discuss general theme that shall come out of the session
	- Discuss structure of the session