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Featured Publications

Featured Publications

Featured Presentations

Featured Presentations

Smart Demand-Responsive Transit: Truthful People-Centric Design to Remove Information Asymmetry and

Smart Demand-Responsive Transit: Truthful People-Centric Design to Remove Information Asymmetry and

Conference: Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting (2025). Event Title: Automation, the Next Frontier for Demand-Response Services? Event Number: 2143 Event Date and Time: Monday, Jan 06, 2025 1:30PM - 3:15PM Event Type: Lectern Session Presentation Number: TRBAM-25-02551

Smart Demand-Responsive Transit: Truthful People-Centric Design to Remove Information Asymmetry and

Smart Demand-Responsive Transit: Truthful People-Centric Design to Remove Information Asymmetry and

Conference: Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting (2025). Event Title: Automation, the Next Frontier for Demand-Response Services? Event Number: 2143 Event Date and Time: Monday, Jan 06, 2025 1:30PM - 3:15PM Event Type: Lectern Session Presentation Number: TRBAM-25-02551

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A Multi-day Needs-based Model for Activity and Travel Demand Analysis

A Multi-day Needs-based Model for Activity and Travel Demand Analysis

Conference: Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting (2024).

A Multi-day Needs-based Model for Activity and Travel Demand Analysis

A Multi-day Needs-based Model for Activity and Travel Demand Analysis

Conference: Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting (2024).

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All Records

Research Records

Publications

Presentations

Seminars/webinars & Guest Lectures

Thematic Domain

Thematic Classification of Research Records

Travel Modes

Walking / Biking

Shared Electric Scooters

Micro-transit / Transit

Mobility as a Service

Urban Air Mobility on Demand

Autonomous Mobility

Mobility on Demand

Personal Vehicles

Transportation Sector

Cars on the Road

Passenger

Truck Driving On Highway

Urban Freight / Crowd-shipping

Disruptions

The COVID-19 Pandemic

Unplanned Transit Service Disruptions

Activity Types

Conventional Outdoor Activities

Working From Home

Online Shopping

In-vehicle Activities

Tolling & Congestion Pricing

Bird's eye view of a highway

Futuristic / Retrospective

Safety

COVID-19 Risk Perception

Neighborhood Crime Prevalence

Truck Crashes

Other contributors to human behavior

Lifestyles, Perceptions, Attitudes

Built-environment, Land-use, Level Of Service

Time-budget Restrictions

Temporal scales

Day-level

Week- or Month-level

Longer-term

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