CASPT 2022: CASPT 2022: 15TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ADVANCED SYSTEMS IN PUBLIC TRANSPORT
PROGRAM

Days: Monday, November 7th Wednesday, November 9th Thursday, November 10th

Monday, November 7th

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09:00-09:30 Opening session

Opening session

Location: Kaete Dan
09:30-10:30 Session 2: Keynote speaker
Location: Kaete Dan
09:30
Public Transport Policy Challenges in Chile
10:45-11:15Coffee Break
11:15-12:45 Session 4A: COVID impacts on ridership and performance I

COVID impacts on ridership and performance I

Location: Kaete Dan
11:15
Evaluation of the short-term and medium-term impact of COVID-19 onto public transit ridership (abstract)
11:45
A Personalized PageRank Method for COVID-19 Transmission Risk Estimation Based on Transit Smart Card Data (abstract)
PRESENTER: Jiali Zhou
12:15
Public transport shifting to active and private modes in five South American capitals during Covid-19 pandemic (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ricardo Giesen
11:15-12:45 Session 4B: Travel behavior for access modes and ride-hailing

Travel behavior for access modes and ride-hailing

Chair:
Location: Caesarea
11:15
What is the market potential for on-demand services as a train access mode? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nejc Geržinič
11:45
Determinants of Primary and Secondary Access Mode Choices to High-speed Rail Hub (abstract)
12:15
How travel time in ride-hailing is valued compared to public transport: a Revealed Preference approach (abstract)
PRESENTER: Menno Yap
11:15-12:45 Session 4C: Service reliability and bus drivers

Service reliability and bus drivers

Location: 99 HaYarkon
11:15
Elements that influence a bus driver to use headway regularity tools: a Santiago public transit system case study. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Felipe Delgado
11:45
Bayesian inference for link travel time correlation of a bus route (abstract)
PRESENTER: Xiaoxu Chen
12:15
Investigating Bus Drivers' Characteristics and Satisfaction by Physiological, Vehicular, and Environmental Data (abstract)
PRESENTER: Guy Wachtel
12:45-14:00Lunch Break (lunch starts at 12:50)
14:00-15:30 Session 5A: Congestion management and valuation

Congestion management and valuation

Location: Kaete Dan
14:00
A Systematic Review on Public Transport Crowding Valuation Studies (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rupam Fedujwar
14:30
Congestion in near capacity metro operations: optimum boardings and alightings at bottleneck stations (abstract)
PRESENTER: Daniel J. Graham
15:00
Assessing Public Transport Passenger Attitudes Towards a Dynamic Fare Model Based on In-Vehicle Crowdedness Levels and Additional Waiting Time (abstract)
PRESENTER: Avi Tillman
14:00-15:30 Session 5B: Empirical analysis of demand and travel times

Empirical analysis of demand and travel times

Location: Caesarea
14:00
Potential and challenges faced in generating Origin-Destination matrices from Wifi data. (abstract)
PRESENTER: Léa Fabre
14:30
Perceived travel times in a multi-modal urban public transport network: impact of a major network change (abstract)
PRESENTER: Menno Yap
15:00
Is Bus Ridership Peaking? An Analysis of Pre-COVID Ridership and Service Frequency Trends by Time-Period (abstract)
PRESENTER: Kari Watkins
14:00-15:30 Session 5C: Transit assignment models

Transit assignment models

Location: 99 HaYarkon
14:00
Multi-Criteria Decision Support System for Multimodal Travel Itineraries (abstract)
14:30
Bimodal transit trip assignment algorithm for the evaluation of major transit projects (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tim Spurr
15:00
A Dynamic Hyperpath-Based Markovian Traffic Assignment Approach for Transit Networks (abstract)
15:30-16:00Coffee Break
16:00-17:00 Session 6A: Transit network design

Transit network design

Location: Kaete Dan
16:00
Improving the Solvability of Public Transport Problems Using System Routes (abstract)
PRESENTER: Alexander Migl
16:30
A robust Bus Network Design methodology under demand variation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marco Petrelli
16:00-17:00 Session 6B: Ride-hailing service modelling

Ride-hailing service modelling

Location: Caesarea
16:00
Multimodal shifts with shared autonomous demand-responsive transport: A case study of Jerusalem (abstract)
PRESENTER: Golan Ben-Dor
16:30
Service Dynamics of Two-Sided Ridesourcing Platforms: A Bottom-Up Approach (abstract)
PRESENTER: Arjan de Ruijter
16:00-17:00 Session 6C: Bus Rapid Transit and bus priority lanes

BRT and bus priority lanes

Location: 99 HaYarkon
16:00
Evidence from GTFS-R that Bus Priority Lanes reduce Marginal Delay (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tingsen Xian
16:30
GPS-Based Incident Detection Algorithm for Two-Lane Bus Rapid Transit Systems: Case Study of Istanbul Metrobus (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sadullah Goncu
Wednesday, November 9th

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09:00-09:55 Session 7: Keynote speaker
Location: Kaete Dan
09:00
Behavioural insights on transit ridership futures post COVID-19
10:10-10:45Coffee Break
10:45-12:45 Session 9A: Passenger data analytics and inferences I

Passenger data analytics and inferences I

Location: Kaete Dan
10:45
Modulated spatiotemporal clustering of smart card users (abstract)
11:15
Characterising urban mobility diversity with dyadic analysis (abstract)
11:45
Constructing Passenger Trips and Tours Using Data from an Experiment with the “OneBusAway” Application (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hyungsub Jee
12:15
Examining the importance of level-of-service attributes from public transport riders’ perspective: A comparison between New Zealand and Israel (abstract)
10:45-12:45 Session 9B: On-demand service design

On-demand service design

Location: Caesarea
10:45
A demand-responsive feeder service with mandatory and clustered optional stops (abstract)
11:15
Zonal Design of Flexible Bus System Under Spatial and Temporal Demand Uncertainty (abstract)
PRESENTER: Enoch Lee
11:45
Hyper-pool: pooling private trips into high-occupancy transit-like attractive shared rides (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rafał Kucharski
12:15
A demand-responsive public bus system with short-cut trips (abstract)
PRESENTER: Dilay Aktas
10:45-12:45 Session 9C: Timetable design

Timetable design

Location: 99 HaYarkon
10:45
Periodic or aperiodic timetables? The case of a single line (abstract)
PRESENTER: Anita Schöbel
11:15
An Exact Integer Linear Programming Formulation for the Passenger Oriented Timetabling Problem (abstract)
11:45
Enhancing the Interaction of Railway Timetabling and Line Planning with Infrastructure Awareness (abstract)
PRESENTER: Florian Fuchs
12:15
Timetable generation and optimization (abstract)
12:45-14:00Lunch Break (lunch starts at 12:50)
14:00-15:30 Session 10A: Rubustness and resilience analysis

Rubustness and resilience analysis

Chair:
Location: Kaete Dan
14:00
The robustness value of rail infrastructure: A framework to quantify and optimise infrastructure robustness benefits (abstract)
PRESENTER: Menno Yap
14:30
Resilience analysis in railway networks: combining link restoration and traffic management (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nikola Besinovic
15:00
Topological analysis of public transport networks' recoverability (abstract)
PRESENTER: Renzo Massobrio
14:00-15:30 Session 10B: COVID impacts on operations and crowding perceptions

COVID impacts on operations and crowding perceptions

Location: Caesarea
14:00
Estimation of crowding factors under pandemic in Santiago, Chile (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ricardo Giesen
14:30
Crowding valuation in public transportation during the COVID-19 pandemic (abstract)
PRESENTER: Oded Cats
15:00
Optimising urban mass public transport operations during a pandemic (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ramandeep Singh
14:00-15:30 Session 10C: Vehicle and crew scheduling I

Vehicle and crew scheduling I

Location: 99 HaYarkon
14:00
Revisiting the Richness of Integrated Vehicle and Crew Scheduling (abstract)
PRESENTER: Stefan Voss
14:30
An algorithmic approach for lower bound calculation in railway crew scheduling (abstract)
PRESENTER: Anoop K P
15:00
The multi-depot electric vehicle scheduling problem with stochastic travel time and energy consumption (abstract)
PRESENTER: Léa Ricard
15:30-16:00Coffee Break
16:00-17:00 Session 11A: Vehicle and crew scheduling II

Vehicle and crew scheduling II

Location: Kaete Dan
16:00
Crew rostering with fair satisfaction of personal preferences (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ana Wemans
16:30
Profit-based Optimisation of Rolling Stock Rotations: a case study from North America (abstract)
16:00-17:00 Session 11B: Modular vehicle operations

Modular vehicle operations

Location: Caesarea
16:00
Modular autonomous vehicle routing with synchronized transfers and vehicle platooning (abstract)
PRESENTER: Joseph Chow
16:30
Optimal planning and operating strategies in modular-vehicle transit service system (abstract)
PRESENTER: David Z.W. Wang
16:00-17:00 Session 11C: Electric bus fleets: optimal charging location and service design

Electric bus fleets: optimal charging location and service design

Chair:
Location: 99 HaYarkon
16:00
An advanced genetic algorithm for large-scalemmixed-fleet multi-terminal electric bus scheduling (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tommaso Bosi
16:30
Optimal Charging Station Deployment for Dynamic Wireless Charging in Electrical Bus Route (abstract)
PRESENTER: Oren Nahum
Thursday, November 10th

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09:00-10:00 Session 14: Keynote speaker
Location: Kaete Dan
09:00
Using game theory to understand public transport in the age of autonomous vehicles
10:00-10:45Coffee Break
10:45-12:45 Session 15A: Passenger data analytics and inferences II

Passenger data analytics and inferences II

Location: Kaete Dan
10:45
Share of Strategic Alighting Passengers combining Automatic Passenger Counting and OpenStreeMap (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rémi Coulaud
11:15
Inferences of Home Locations using Smartcard Data (abstract)
PRESENTER: Durba Kundu
11:45
Evaluating route choice-set generation methods for public transport modeling (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marcela Munizaga
10:45-12:45 Session 15B: Transit service design

Transit service design

Location: Caesarea
10:45
Path-Oriented Synchronized Scheduling Using Time-Dependent Data (abstract)
PRESENTER: Kelvin Lee
11:15
An integer optimization model for allocation of bus lines to the stops of a bus terminal (abstract)
PRESENTER: Therese Lindberg
11:45
The impact of using a naïve approach in the limited-stop bus service design problem (abstract)
PRESENTER: Homero Larrain
12:15
Partially Flexible Demand Responsive Transit services (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hillel Bar-Gera
10:45-12:45 Session 15C: Passenger demand predictions

Passenger demand predictions

Location: 99 HaYarkon
10:45
Effectiveness of trip planner data in predicting short-term bus ridership (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ziyulong Wang
11:15
Real-time forecasting of metro origin-destination matrices with high-order weighted dynamic mode decomposition (abstract)
PRESENTER: Zhanhong Cheng
11:45
Explaining station demand patterns using Google Popular Times data (abstract)
12:15
CB-LSTM Model for Prediction of Crowding in Transit System (abstract)
12:45-14:00Lunch Break (lunch starts at 12:50)
14:00-15:00 Session 16A: Innovative solutions: perceptions and pathways

Innovative solutions: perceptions and pathways

Location: Kaete Dan
14:00
Incorporating User Acceptance Probabilities in Optimizing Profit of Carsharing Systems (abstract)
PRESENTER: Seyma Bekli
14:30
MaaS (Mobility as a Service) Market Futures Explored (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marcus Enoch
14:00-15:00 Session 16B: Real-time dispatching and control

Real-time dispatching and control

Location: Caesarea
14:00
Principles for setting single or multiline bus holding control based on network characteristics (abstract)
PRESENTER: Oded Cats
14:30
Dynamic Multiline Vehicle Dispatching Strategy in Transit Operations (abstract)
14:00-15:00 Session 16C: Real-time railway operations

Real-time railway operations

Location: 99 HaYarkon
14:00
Evaluating the influence of train routing selection in real-time railway traffic management (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marcella Samà
14:30
Dependencies in railway operations: Schedule versus reality and resulting prediction difficulties (abstract)
15:00-15:30Coffee Break
15:30-16:30 Session 17A: Equity and fairness in public transport

Equity and fairness in public transport

Location: Kaete Dan
15:30
Incorporating Elements of Fairness and Equity in Multiobjective Optimal Spatial Budget Allocation of Transit Services: Application for the City of Nicosia, Cyprus (abstract)
15:30-16:30 Session 17B: Public transport data handling

Public transport data handling

Location: Caesarea
15:30
The Hubballi-Dharwad Transit ITS, India: Case Study (abstract)
PRESENTER: Krishna Bajpai
16:00
Standardizing Transit Survey Data (abstract)
PRESENTER: Gregory Newmark
15:30-16:30 Session 17C: Ride-hailing platform operations

Ride-hailing platform operations

Location: 99 HaYarkon
15:30
Optimal cancellation penalty for competing ride-sourcing companies under waiting time variability (abstract)
PRESENTER: Enoch Lee
16:00
A Generative Model of Ride-Hail Driver Shifts: Time, Duration, and Location (abstract)
PRESENTER: Gregory Erhardt
16:30-17:00 Closing session

Closing session

Location: Kaete Dan