![]() | ISCTSC 2020: 12th International Conference on Transport Survey Methods Hotel Golf Mar in Porto Novo beach Lisbon, Portugal, May 31-June 5, 2020 |
Conference website | https://www.isctsc2020.pt/ |
Submission link | https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isctsc2020 |
Abstracts | June 30, 2019 |
Abstract notification of acceptance | October 18, 2019 |
Full papers due | April 1, 2020 |
March 20-25th, 2022, Portugal
We have great pleasure in inviting you to submit abstracts to the 12th International Conference on Transport Survey Methods (https://www.isctsc2020.pt/) to be held in Portugal Hotel Golf Mar on the seaside, in Vimeiro, just 45 minutes north of Lisbon (https://www.hotelgolfmarvimeiro.pt/hotel-overview.html).
The International Steering Committee for Travel Survey Conferences (ISCTSC) organizes these conferences with the aim of offering transport professionals (researchers, practitioners, modelers, planners, and others) the possibility to present their work, exchange information, network, promote international collaboration, and serve as a forum for the presentation of workshops, papers, and posters.
Rapidly evolving problems and policy contexts are compelling us to advance the state-of-the-art of survey methods, tools, strategies and protocols, while assuring the stability and coherence of the data from which trends can be tracked and understood. The Portugal conference will build on outputs from previous conferences and try to address these emerging research issues. It will place particular emphasis on two related elements:
- Traditional survey methods. For which kind of data do we still need travel surveys? How can we treat traditional challenges (sampling, response rate, respondent burden, data quality…) with new technologies and emerging survey techniques?
- Big data. More and more passive big data are available in transport and mobility. How can we assess their quality and representativeness, can we develop automatic processes to enrich and use them, how can we combine them with more traditional data collection?
We still need travel surveys but what are the consequences of new data sources? Which kind of data still need to be produced by travel surveys? Are there specific challenges for traditional question (sampling, response rate, respondent burden, data quality…) within traditional or new and emerging survey techniques?
Priority Topics
Passive big data
- How can we assess data quality
- Data accessibility, data privacy
- Can we automate and stabilize data processing with constantly evolving data
- Combining big data and traditional survey, data enriching
- Which new potential for data analysis (continuous data…)
Travel survey and new technology
- Potential of ICT (internet, social networks, smart phones, GPS, etc.)
- New methodologies (other than ICT)
- Validation of new survey methods or new survey interfaces
- Data processing and data imputation
- Quality versus quantity in samples and surveys
- Which new potential for data analysis (more precise spatial data, itinerary, longer survey period…)
- Keeping temporal comparability with evolving methodology
Travel survey tools and methods
- Coordinated packages of travel surveys and data: how to maintain consistency, how to combine methods and data
- Comparative studies of survey methods
- Sample issues: sample size, sample bias, recruitment methods, sampling frames
- Response to challenge the decrease of response rate
- Incentive, public involvement, recruitment
- Ethics/minority representation in sampling
- Surveying specific population (immigrants, extremely poor, ethnic minority, elderly/youngsters/mothers, handicapped…)
Emerging or traditional topics and travel survey
- Use of qualitative/soft datasets and challenges of micro (as well as macro) datasets
- Measuring behavioral processes and changes over time
- Measuring attitude and their potential effects on demand
- Freight survey
- SP/SC survey
- Demographic, health, built environment; surveys and transport/mobility data: how to combine, how to enrich?