Workshop on doctoral research in transportation analysis, planning and policy

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

Part 1: Data-driven travel behavior analysis

Part 2: Psychological travel and evacuation analyses

Part 3: Land use/transport interactions

Part 4: Autonomous and electric traveling

Every doctoral researcher will give a 5 min lightning talk (plus one minute for transition between presenters) to introduce their topic. At the end of each part, there will be 15 minutes for debate led by an expert in the respective area of research.

Please note times indicated below are pm on Eastern Standard Time (EST).

Agenda

1:30 - 1:40 Rolf Moeckel & Pat Mokhtarian Technical University of Munich & GeorgiaTech Welcome note

Part 1: Data-driven travel behavior analysis

Time Presenter University Presentation Title Adviser
1:40 - 1:46 Kim, Sung Hoo Georgia Institute of Technology An Integrated Framework for Exploring Finite Mixture Heterogeneity in Travel Demand and Behavior Patricia Mokhtarian
1:46 - 1:52 Gulhare, Siddhartha University of Florida Extracting Behavioral Information from Machine Learning Models Sivaramakrishnan (Siva) Srinivasan
1:52 - 1:58 Mirzazadeh, Babak North Dakota State University The impacts of autonomous vehicles on the transportation demand in a medium-sized U.S. college town with extremely cold winters Ying Huang
1:58 - 2:20 Debate Discussant: Dr. Patricia Mokhtarian, Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology
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Part 2: Psychological travel and evacuation analyses

Time Presenter University Presentation Title Adviser
2:20 - 2:26 Prasanna, Humagain Utah State University Examining tourists intentions for outdoor recreation participation during Covid-19 Patrick Singleton
2:26 - 2:32 Ashraf, Sruthi Texas A&M University Are You a Conscious Decision Maker?  A Managed Lane Experiment Mark Burris
2:32 - 2:38 Ayaz, Sayeeda UMass Amherst Optimizing transportation systems with information provision and driver cooperation Song Gao
2:38 - 2:44 Li, Shengxiao (Alex) University of Pennsylvania Revisiting the Relationship Between Information Communication Technology and Travel Behavior: An Investigation of U.S. Older Adults Erick Guerra
2:44 - 3:05 Debate Discussant Dr. Giovanni Circella, Director of the 3 Revolutions Future Mobility Program at the Univ. of California at Davis, and Senior Research Engineer at  the Georgia Institute of Technology
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Part 3: Land use/transport interactions

Time Presenter University Presentation Title Adviser
3:05 - 3:11 Basu, Rounaq Massachusetts Institute of Technology Adapting LUTI models for the shared mobility era: How can emerging mobilities change neighborhoods? Joseph Ferreira
3:11 - 3:17 Tao, Tao University of Minnesota Nonlinear and Threshold Associations of Built Environment Attributes with Travel Behavior Jason Cao
3:17 - 3:23 Rivera-Gonzalez, Carlos Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute A Mathematical Model for Freight-Efficient Land Use Planning  Jose Holguin-Veras
3:23 - 3:29 Sharma, Ishant The University of Memphis Modeling the impact of social influence, including word of mouth,  on the consumers' adoption of autonomous technologies and their forecasting Sabyasachee Mishra
3:29 - 3:45 Debate Discussant: Dr. Kelly Clifton, Professor and Associate Vice President for Research at Portland State University
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Part 4: Autonomous and electric traveling

Time Presenter University Presentation Title Adviser
3:45 - 3:51 Whimore, Allante Carnegie Mellon University Evaluating Shared Automated Mobility to Improve Equity and Cost Effectiveness of Travel Costa Samaras
3:51 - 3:57 Esmaeilzadeh Seilabi, Sania Purdue University Managing Travel Demand and Lane Use, and Other Aspects of Sustainable CAV-Era Road Planning Samuel Labi
4:57- 4:03 Wei, Wei Massachusetts Institute of Technology  Strategic infrastructure planning to enable personal vehicle electrification Jessika Trancik
4:03 - 4:09 Konstantinou, Theodora Purdue University Evaluating the potential of truck electrification and implementation of electric vehicles from a user and agency perspective Konstantina "Nadia" Gkritza
4:09 - 4:25 Debate Discussant: Dr. Rolf Moeckel, Prof. at the Technical Univ. of Munich
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