PROGRAM
Days: Tuesday, July 1st Wednesday, July 2nd Friday, July 4th
Tuesday, July 1st
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09:30-10:30 Session K1A: Opening & Keynote 1A
Location: Hall (Clock Tower)
09:30 | Sustainable Management Strategies for a Mixed Fleet of Electric and Diesel Buses Under Driving Range Uncertainty (abstract) |
10:45-11:30 Session K1B: Keynote 1B
Location: Hall (Clock Tower)
10:45 | Is Fare-Free Transit Just? (abstract) |
12:00-13:30Lunch Break
13:15-14:15 Session P1A: Optimization and Environmental Assessment
Location: Foyer (Shiran Kaikan)
1A-1: On Track to Climate Resilience? Insights from Japanese Railways (abstract) |
1A-2: Public Transport Promotion Effect Measurement: Monthly Pass (Tpass) Case Study in Taiwan (abstract) |
1A-3: Dynamic Shuttle Bus Frequency Control for Stochastic Metro Disruption (abstract) |
1A-4: A Hybrid Large Neighborhood Algorithm for the Integrated Dial-a-Ride Problem (abstract) |
1A-5 :How Sustainable Policy Influences the Green Vehicle Decision: a Meta-Analysis (abstract) |
1A-6: Optimizing Integrated Passenger-Freight Transportation with Configurable Vehicles (abstract) |
1A-7: Integration of Dimensionality Reduction and Metaheuristic Optimization for Spatiotemporal Clustering |
1A-8: Exploring the Impact of Urban Greenness and Shading Levels on Cycling Routes by Using Street View Imagery Data (abstract) |
1A-9: Stochastic Transit Network Design (abstract) |
1A-10: Energy Consumption Evaluation of Electric Buses and Hydrogen Buses Using Real Data (abstract) |
1A-11: Joint Optimization of Transit Service Frequency and Fare with Passenger Assignment (abstract) |
1A-12: Uncertainty on Users’ Behavior Intention: Evidence from Electric Moped Scooter Sharing (abstract) |
1A-13: Integrated Timetabling and Vehicle Scheduling and Electric Fleet Procurement for a Sustainable Transit System (abstract) |
1A-14: Boosting Welfare for the Poor: the Role of Public Transport Subsidies |
1A-15: Bus Lane Design Problem with Steiner Trees and Road Congestion (abstract) |
1A-16: Explore the Impact of Green Slow Mobility Introduction: a Social Capital Perspective (abstract) |
1A-17: Intermodality, Disrupted: Evaluating the Impacts of Banning E-Scooters on Public Transport Use in Barcelona (abstract) |
1A-18: Monitoring Air Pollution Exposure of Public Bus Drivers in Delhi (abstract) |
1A-19: Shift from Private Mode to Public Transit with Provision of Air Pollution Information (abstract) |
1A-20: Walking School Bus Planning – PART I: Multi-Objective Routing Optimisation with Open Source Data |
13:15-14:45 Session S1A: Electrification
Chair:
Location: Inamori Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
13:15 | Behavioral Impact of Battery Range and Unlock Fees on Shared E-Moped Usage (abstract) |
13:35 | Multi-Period Electrification of Large-Scale Bus Network via Deep Reinforcement Learning (abstract) |
13:55 | Extended Simultaneous Optimization of Charging Station Locations and Electric Vehicle Scheduling for a Changing Mixed Bus Fleet |
14:15 | Integrated Replacement Planning and Scheduling for Multi-Terminal Electric Bus Systems (abstract) |
13:15-14:45 Session S1B: Benchmarking
Chair:
Location: Yamauchi Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
13:15 | Model-Based Adjustment for Conditional Benchmarking of Mass Transit Systems |
13:35 | Benchmarking Urban Rail Transit Operations Using Synthetic Units (abstract) |
13:55 | Ex-Post Assessment of Public Transportation on-Board Crowding Induced by New Urban Developments (abstract) |
14:15 | Understanding Income-Based Inequalities in Public Transit in Data-Poor Environments (abstract) |
14:15-15:15 Session P1B: Passenger Behavior
Location: Foyer (Shiran Kaikan)
1B-1: Revolutionizing Elderly Mobility Through Autonomous Demand-Responsive Transport Services (abstract) |
1B-2: How Much Do They Know? Timetable Awareness and Waiting Time of Public Transport Passengers (abstract) |
1B-3: Exploring Passenger Backtracking Behavior in Taipei Metro Using Smart Card Transaction Data |
1B-4: Change in Bus Route Search Trends Before and During Covid-19 Pandemic (abstract) |
1B-5: Mode Choice Behaviour for Public Transport Airport Ground Egress (abstract) |
1B-6: An Algorithm for Extracting Access Trips at Railway Stations from Mobility Data and Analyzing Travel Patterns (abstract) |
1B-7: Investigating the Heterogeneity of MaaS Adoption Intention: Evidence from Taiwan (abstract) |
1B-8: The Role of Transport Exclusion and Aerial Cable Cars in Shaping Commuting Choices in Steep Cities (abstract) |
1B-9: Public Transport Passenger Perceptions: Analysing Train Station Attributes in Denmark (abstract) |
1B-10: Impact of Proposed Regional Rapid Transit System on Intercity Travel Mode Share (abstract) |
1B-11: Rural Microtransit Service to Replace Fixed Route Service: a California Case Study (abstract) |
1B-12: Passengers’ Perceptions of the Acceptance of Autonomous Ferry (abstract) |
1B-13: User-Centric Transfer Attributes for Path Selection and Bottleneck Detection in Public Transport Network (abstract) |
1B-14: Identification, Categorization and Rationalization of Metro Passenger Rerouting Choices Under Metro Disruptions |
1B-15: The Real Cost of Women’s Daily Mobility in the Context of Public Transport Scarcity in Cuba |
1B-16: Investigating Customers’ Inertial and Variety-Seeking Tendencies in Bundle Choices in a Mobility as a Service (Maas) Trial (abstract) |
1B-17: Likelihood of Choosing Automated Buses: a Discrete Choice Experiment |
1B-18: What Drives Public Transport Satisfaction? Comparing Metropolitan and Provincial Areas (abstract) |
1B-19: Segmenting the Activity Frequency and Regularity to Study Public Transport Usage (abstract) |
14:45-15:00Coffee Break
15:00-16:20 Session O1A: Optimization
Chair:
Location: Inamori Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
15:00 | A Modified Genetic Algorithm for Solving the Joint Regular Bus Route Design, Express Bus Service Design, and Frequency Setting Problem (abstract) |
15:20 | Resilient Bus Services Design Under Correlated Stochastic Metro System Disruption (abstract) |
15:40 | A Real-Time Multi-Modal Transport System: Balancing Perspectives on Users, Operators, Sustainability, and System-Wide Efficiency (abstract) |
16:00 | A Hungarian Heuristic for the Rolling Stock Rotation Problem (abstract) |
15:00-16:20 Session O1B: Scheduling
Chair:
Location: Yamauchi Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
15:00 | Train Platforming Problem from the Viewpoint of Passenger Flow Management (abstract) |
15:20 | Train Unit Scheduling Considering Two Capacity Levels Derived from Multiple Demand Sources (abstract) |
15:40 | Optimal Vehicle Scheduling for Network-Based Modular Autonomous Public Transport Systems |
16:00 | Extending a Mixed Integer Linear Programming Formulation for Train Rescheduling with New Real-Life Objectives and Constraints (abstract) |
15:40-16:40 Session P2A: Emerging Mobility
Location: Foyer (Shiran Kaikan)
2A-1: User Preferences and Attitudes Toward Urban Air Mobility as A Feeder for High-Speed Rail (abstract) |
2A-2: Integrated Bike-Sharing Systems and Public Transport: Societal Costs and Benefits (abstract) |
2A-3 :Examining Shared Mobility Adoption in Two Settings: Insights in User Preferences for First/ Last Mile Connections and Urban Trips (abstract) |
2A-4: Shared Micromobility: the Last Mile Solution for Train Stations? (abstract) |
2A-5: Lifecycle Economic Feasibility of Zero-Emission Buses in Hong Kong: a System Dynamics Approach (abstract) |
2A-6: Who Are the Happiest Ride-Hailing Riders? Exploring Determinants of Ride-Hailing Travel Satisfaction Across Income Levels in Yogyakarta, Indonesia |
2A-7: An Electric Bus Scheduling Problem for a Mixed Fleet of Electric and Diesel Buses (abstract) |
2A-8: Collaborative Prediction of Bike-Sharing Demand Around Subway Stations Based on Deep Spatio-Temporal Neural Networks (abstract) |
2A-9: A Peer-to-Peer Ridesharing Model Incorporating Value of Time (abstract) |
2A-10: Comparative Service Quality Evaluation of Bicycle-Sharing and E-Bike Sharing System: a Case Study of Delhi, India (abstract) |
2A-11: Comprehensive Optimization of Charging Infrastructure Placement and Scheduling for Electric Buses Under Dynamic Electricity Pricing (abstract) |
2A-12: Dynamic Interactions Between E-Scooters and Subway: Focusing on First-Mile and Last-Mile Trips in Seoul, Korea (abstract) |
2A-13: Integrating Shared Autonomous Vehicles into Public Transit: Optimizing Pick-up and Drop-off Locations Using Taxi Data (abstract) |
2A-14: Differentiated Order Allocation to Electrify Ride-Sourcing System (abstract) |
16:20-16:40Coffee Break
16:40-18:00 Session O2A: Network
Chair:
Location: Inamori Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
16:40 | Development of a Semi-Dynamic Link-Based Transit Assignment Model (abstract) |
17:00 | Solving the Passenger Assignment Problem with Frequency and Time Scheduling (abstract) |
17:20 | Eigenvalue Analysis of Multilayer Networks for Topological Equality in Multimodal Transport System (abstract) |
17:40 | Impact of Level of Service Public Transportation on Ridesharing Penetration -a Mathematical Model Analysis- (abstract) |
16:40-18:00 Session O2B: Operation
Chair:
Location: Yamauchi Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
16:40 | Revisiting Bus Dwell Time Estimation with Stochastic Stopping Trends and Policy Adherence (abstract) |
17:00 | Impacts of Unplanned Service Disruptions on Passenger Travel Behavior: a Cluster-Based Analysis |
17:20 | Real-Time Assignment of Extraboard Transit Operators (abstract) |
17:40 | Evaluating and Prioritizing Public Transit Infrastructure Using Man-Hours Savings: a Case Study of New York City and Kaohsiung Bus Operations (abstract) |
16:40-17:40 Session P2B: Prediction and Estimation
Location: Foyer (Shiran Kaikan)
2B-1: Predicting Individual next Trip in Metro Networks Using a Transformer-Based Deep Learning Model (abstract) |
2B-2: A Comparative Study of Different Explainable Machine Learning Techniques for Mode Choice Prediction of Mobility-as-a-Service Users |
2B-3: Predictors of Crowdshipping Participation in Public Transport Systems: a Mixed-Methods Analysis with Managerial Insights (abstract) |
2B-4: A Discrete Choice Model with Segmentation and Embedding via AI-Learning (DCM-SEAL) for Transit Mode Choice and Planning (abstract) |
2B-5: Bus Arrival Time Prediction at Bus Stops for Multiple Cities (abstract) |
2B-6: Improvement to Destination Estimation in AFC Systems (abstract) |
2B-7: Optimizing Passengers' Boarding and Alighting Operations in Urban Mass Transit (abstract) |
2B-8: Transit Ridership Prediction for Student‐Centric Communities (abstract) |
2B-9: Assessment of Transit OD Scaling Methods Under Varying AFC Penetration Rates |
2B-10: Estimating Spatial Spillover Effects in Public Transportation Network Changes (abstract) |
2B-11: RL-Based Anticipatory Matching in on-Demand Ridepooling |
2B-12: A Regression Model for Estimating Rural Traffic Volumes in Vestland County, Norway (abstract) |
2B-13: Understanding User Reusability on Bike Sharing System: Using RFM Model on Rental Data |
2B-14: Developing a Bus Speed Prediction Model for Exclusive Median Bus Lanes: Considering Autonomous Driving Constraints (abstract) |
2B-15: Dual-Hierarchical Dynamic Graph Neural Network for Multi-Modal Demand Prediction (abstract) |
2B-16: Exploring Trip Cancellation Behaviour of on-Demand Transit Riders (abstract) |
Wednesday, July 2nd
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09:15-10:30 Session K2A: Plenary 2A
Location: Hall (Clock Tower)
09:15 | Intercity High-Speed Rail : From the Tokaido Shinkansen to the Linear Chuo Shinkansen (abstract) |
09:55 | Railways as Urban Transportation: Japanese Experience and Future Challenges (abstract) |
10:45-11:30 Session K2B: Plenary 2B
Location: Hall (Clock Tower)
10:45 | Japan's TOD and its proposals to Asia (abstract) |
12:00-13:30Lunch Break
13:15-14:15 Session P3A: Policy
Location: Foyer (Shiran Kaikan)
3A-1: Where the Station Ends and Surroundings Begin: a Holistic Gender Perspective on Perceived Safety in Public Transport (abstract) |
3A-2: Metro System Vulnerability: Understanding Factors Affecting the Severity of Disruptive Events |
3A-3: Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Propulsion Alternatives for a City Bus Fleet Renewal: a Dutch Case Study (abstract) |
3A-4: Node-Place Model with Accessibility Based on Potential Factors and Clustering: TOD Typology for Chukyo Metropolitan Area, Japan (abstract) |
3A-5: The Road Less Congested: a Policy-Driven Approach to Alleviating Congestion Through Last-Mile and Public Transit Integration (abstract) |
3A-6: The Interplay of Demand for Public Transportation, Shared Micro-Mobility and Land Use Patterns (abstract) |
3A-7: Extended Transit Opportunity Index for Large-Scale Public Transport Systems |
3A-8: The Mobilizing Justice's Transportation Equity Dashboard: an Online Platform for Transit Accessibility and Equity Analysis in Canada (abstract) |
3A-9: Analyzing Transit Hub Types Considering Metro User Trip Patterns and Station Area Environment (abstract) |
3A-10: IROAM: Integrated Route Operation and Anomaly Monitor (abstract) |
3A-11: Identifying Areas Suitable for Introducing Transfer-Based DRT Based on User Mobility Evaluation (abstract) |
3A-12: Public Perceptions Towards Transport Policy and Investment |
3A-13: Rethinking Transit-Oriented Development: a Post-Pandemic Strategy to Revitalize Transit Ridership? (abstract) |
3A-14: To What Extent Can Online Activities Complement Mobility Needs in an Aging Society? a Generalized Cost-Based Accessibility Analysis (abstract) |
13:15-14:45 Session S2A: Special Session (Crowdsourcing)
Chair:
Location: Inamori Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
13:15 | Network-Wide Transfer Synchronization Strategies in a Public Bus System with Real-Time AVL and Smart Card Data (abstract) |
13:35 | Using APC Data to Investigate Changes in City-Wide Transit Origin-Destination Flows Resulting from Exogenous Events: Application to the Covid-19 Pandemic (abstract) |
13:55 | A Machine Learning Framework for Public Transport Ridership Estimation Using Multi-Source Data Fusion with Low-Cost Bluetooth Data |
14:15 | Estimating Station User Activity and Origin-Destination Flows Using Crowdsourced Data (abstract) |
13:15-14:45 Session S2B: Special Session (Evaluation)
Chair:
Location: Yamauchi Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
13:15 | Towards Fair Transit: a Toolbox for Equity Diagnostics in Spatial Accessibility (abstract) |
13:35 | Evaluation of Public Transport Accessibility Under Delay Conditions: a Case Study of a Japanese Regional City |
13:55 | Towards a Livability Index by Public Transport (Lipt): Conceptual Framework and Tool Prototyping (abstract) |
14:05 | The Role of Family Ride-Giving in Supporting Children'S Mobility in Japan (abstract) |
14:15 | Quantification Method for Resident Contact Opportunities Generated by Public Transport (abstract) |
14:15-15:15 Session P3B: Service and Operation
Location: Foyer (Shiran Kaikan)
3B-1: A Study of the Reasonable Service Scope for Metro Transit Connections Considering Demand Response Bus |
3B-2: Measuring the Impacts of a New Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Service on Running Time and Schedule Deviation in Montréal Canada (abstract) |
3B-3: Optimized Mass Rapid Transit Operation Model to Maximize Station Transportation Efficiency and Commercial Benefits (abstract) |
3B-4: Virtual Coupling and Decoupling Operation of Autonomous Rail Rapid Transit Lines Connecting with a High-Speed Railway Station (abstract) |
3B-5: Operation Design of Last-Mile Transit Service with Modular Vehicles (abstract) |
3B-6: Public Transit Limited-Stop Service: Alternative Paths Using Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach |
3B-7: Run Time Allowances in Rail Planning and Travel Time Estimation: International Perspectives and Practices (abstract) |
3B-8: Rolling Horizon Stochastic Programming Approach for Real-Time Rolling Stock Rescheduling (abstract) |
3B-9: Evaluating the Impact of Metro Expansion on Public Transport Demand at Od-Level Using Longitudinal Data and Multilevel Modelling (abstract) |
3B-10: Evaluation of Demand Responsive Transit: a Multidimensional Review of Theories, Methods, and Performance Indicators |
3B-11: Light Rail Line Capacity Analysis Considering C-Type Right-of-Way (abstract) |
3B-12: Identifying the Relationship Between Travel Demand and Spatial Patterns in Areas with Limited Public Transport Access to Transportation Hubs: a Case Study of Shanghai (abstract) |
3B-13: A Methodology for the Definition of the Supply Level of the Public Transport Services (abstract) |
3B-14: Train Scheduling with Virtual Coupling and Stop-Skipping in Metro Systems (abstract) |
3B-15: Incorporating Freight Assignment and Platform Allocation in High-Speed Railway Timetabling |
3B-16: Analysis of Railway Traffic Flow Under Train Group Operation Based on Fundamental Diagram (abstract) |
3B-17: Multi-Objective Optimization Model for Sustainable Planning of Bus Fleet Replacement (abstract) |
3B-18: Designing a survey to test service improvements on regional rail ridership impacts (abstract) |
15:00-16:20 Session O3A: Emerging Mobility
Chair:
Location: Inamori Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
15:00 | How Much Should This Ride Cost? Pricing Transportation Network Company Trips to Complement and Not Compete with Transit (abstract) |
15:20 | Fleet Sizing, Dynamic Pricing, and Parking Recommendations in Dockless Bike-Sharing Systems Under Demand Uncertainty (abstract) |
15:40 | Integrating Air and Rail Services with Rerouting Strategy (abstract) |
16:00 | Complement or Substitution: a Spatial Investigation over TNC-PT Relationships in Shanghai (abstract) |
15:00-16:20 Session O3B: Time Table
Chair:
Location: Yamauchi Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
15:00 | Line Planning with Resilience Against Blockages Through Γ-Robustness (abstract) |
15:20 | Solving Train Timetabling Adjustment Problems with Integrated Track Assignments (abstract) |
15:40 | Balancing Flexibility and Predictability: Evaluating the Impact of Multi-Period Timetabling on Railway Demand (abstract) |
16:00 | Joint Robust Optimization of Bus Timetabling and Vehicle Scheduling with Dynamic Holding Strategies |
15:20-15:40Coffee Break
15:40-16:40 Session P4A: Simulation
Location: Foyer (Shiran Kaikan)
4A-1: Evaluating Green Extension and Red Truncation Strategies in Transit Signal Priority Systems |
4A-2: Do We Still Need the Dedicated Bus Lane in Connected Environment? |
4A-3: The Effect of Skip-Stops Service on BRT Scheduling Based on Smart Card Data (Case Study: Transjakarta Bus Corridor 13) |
4A-4: Evaluating Dynamic-Responsive Transport at Equilibrium Within an Agent-Based Simulation Environment (abstract) |
4A-5: Improvements for Capacity and Reliability at Passenger Railway Terminals: a Simulation-Based Case Study of Boston’S South Station (abstract) |
4A-6: Activity Data Generative Model Integrating Ai for Enhanced Travel Behaviour Analysis (abstract) |
4A-7: Simulation Model for Capacity Analysis of Intermediate Turn-Back Stations in High-Speed Rail Systems with Path Consideration (abstract) |
4A-8: Going off the Rails: an Agent-Based Simulation of Evacuation in Areas with Mass Transit (abstract) |
4A-9: Revenue Leakage in Urban Transit: a Case Study of Ulaanbaatar’s Fare Payment System (abstract) |
4A-10: Scenario-Based Prediction Models for Public Bike Systems Using Temporal Fusion Transformers (abstract) |
4A-11: Assessment of Electrification Strategies Using a Micro-and Macroscopic Simulation Approach: a Case Study for the Kyoto Bus Network (abstract) |
4A-12: A Decision-Support Tool for Inclusive Cooperative Connected Automated Mobility Solutions: from Simulation Research to Operational Implications (abstract) |
4A-13: Simulation of Adaptive Signal Control on Bus Energy Consumption (abstract) |
4A-14: Microsimulation of Passenger Incentives to Reduce Dwell Times (abstract) |
4A-15: Modeling and Simulating Energy Consumption of Electric Buses in Kyoto Using Sumo (abstract) |
4A-16: Graph Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Distributed Control of Traffic Signals and Connected Autonomous Vehicles (abstract) |
16:20-16:40Coffee Break
16:40-18:00 Session O4A: Dynamic and Evolution
Chair:
Location: Inamori Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
16:40 | Evolutionary Game Analysis on Carbon Generalized System of Preferences Policy for Public Transportations (abstract) |
17:00 | Tackling the Problem of Ride-Time Volatility in Demand Responsive Transport (abstract) |
17:20 | MBSE-Net: Multi-View Attributed Graph Model for Individual-Level Multimodal Transit Behavior Status Evolution Prediction (abstract) |
17:40 | Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Land Use and Ridership: a Geographically Weighted Regression Analysis of Bangkok's Mrt Blue Line (abstract) |
16:40-18:00 Session O4B: Fares and Pricing
Chair:
Location: Yamauchi Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
16:40 | Exploring the Heterogeneity in Subscription and Travel Behaviours of MaaS Users: a Segmentation Approach and Thematic Analysis (abstract) |
17:00 | Pricing Premium-Class Seats in Transit Fares (abstract) |
17:20 | Collaborative Pricing of Public Transit and E-Hailing Service Considering Travellers’ Loyalty (abstract) |
17:40 | Optimal Transit Fares with Delay Insurance Considering Required Incentives to Alternative Service Providers (abstract) |
16:40-17:40 Session P4B: Transit Data Analysis
Location: Foyer (Shiran Kaikan)
4B-1: Modelling the Potential Impacts of a New Tap-in Tap-out Scheme with Smart Card Transaction Data (abstract) |
4B-2: Enhancing Urban Accessibility with Railway Network Development: a Comparative Scenario Analysis in Bangkok (abstract) |
4B-3: Modeling Bus ADAS Warning Occurrences and Traffic Environment with Machine Learning (abstract) |
4B-4: Who’s Riding and Where: Key Insights from Kaohsiung’s Maas Program (abstract) |
4B-5: Assessing Alternative Acceptance in Tour-Based Travel Behavior Using Integrated Active and Passive Public Transit Data (abstract) |
4B-6: Estimating Bus Passenger Counts Using Wi-Fi Packet Sensors: a Background Noise Cancellation Approach (abstract) |
4B-7: Open Source Digital Twin Platform for Public Transport: a Case Study in Stockholm (abstract) |
4B-8: Evidence of the Impact of Real-Time Information on Passenger Satisfaction Across Varying Public Transport Quality in 13 Chilean Cities (abstract) |
4B-9: Impact of Weather on Bus Ridership: Evidence and Insights from Smart Card Data in West Midlands, UK (abstract) |
4B-10: Building Realistic GTFS Data Using Smart Card and Bus Information Data (abstract) |
4B-11: Impact of Road-Based Public Transportation Frequency on People's Activity Levels Using GPS Tracking Data (abstract) |
4B-12: Understanding Transit Information Inquiry Patterns Through Long-Term Crowd-Sourced Trajectory Data (abstract) |
4B-13: Strategies for Implementing Open Data Technology in Public Transportation: a Case Study in Porto Alegre, Brazil |
4B-14: Identifying Potential Long-Term Users in on-Demand Services Using DBSCANClustering |
4B-15: Clustering Run Time Anomalies in Public Transit Data Using AI: a Case Study with the Transit Operator of Geneva (abstract) |
4B-16: Choice Sets and Smart Card Data in Public Transport Route Choice Models: Generated Vs. Empirical Sets |
4B-17: A Novel Crowding Contribution Index Using Automated Fare Collection Data from Delhi, India (abstract) |
4B-18: Towards Convenient Software for Event-Activity Network Based Data Visualization (abstract) |
Friday, July 4th
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09:30-10:50 Session O5A: Multimodal and Mode Choice
Chair:
Location: Inamori Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
09:30 | Behavioural Modelling of Public Transport Users: Understanding Fare Payers and Evaders Mode and Route Choices (abstract) |
09:50 | Evaluating Network Integration of Rail and Long Distance Bus Based on an Extended Node-Place Model (abstract) |
10:10 | Carbon Credit-Based Incentive Model for Multimodal Transport System (abstract) |
10:30 | Joint Optimization of Multimodal Transit Frequency and Shared Autonomous Vehicle Fleet Size with Hybrid Metaheuristic and Nonlinear Programming (abstract) |
09:30-10:50 Session O5B: Bus Demand and Priority Measures
Chair:
Location: Yamauchi Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
09:30 | Urban Rail Transit and Sustainable Urbanisation (abstract) |
09:50 | Impact of Urban Form and Socio-Demographic on Transit Boarding: a Case Study of Indore, India (abstract) |
10:10 | Design Evaluation of Bus Cross-Traffic Turn Priority Box (abstract) |
10:30 | Efficiency of Bus Priority Infrastructure (abstract) |
09:50-10:50 Session P5A: Network Design, Reliability and Vulnerability
Location: Foyer (Shiran Kaikan)
5A-1: Deployment Planning for a Modular Autonomous Vehicle-Based Shuttle Transit System (abstract) |
5A-2: Impact of Adverse Weather on Weekday Peak-Hour Metro Ridership Dynamics: a Case Study of Shanghai (abstract) |
5A-3 :Bus Network Design with the Integration of Limited-Stop and Autonomous Bus Services (abstract) |
5A-4: Potential Corridor Search Method for Rail Transit Network Design (abstract) |
5A-5: Optimal Trunk-Feeder Transit Network Design Under Heterogeneous Demand (abstract) |
5A-6: Bi-Level Optimization Model for Customized Tourist Bus Routes and Ticket Pricing in Tidal Tourist Traffic: a Case Study of Chongming Island, Shanghai (abstract) |
5A-7: Measuring the Impacts of a Major Metro Disruption in Montreal, Canada on Riders’ Satisfaction and Willingness to Recommend the Service to Others (abstract) |
5A-8: A Model for Passenger Oriented Integrated Frequency Setting, Timetabling, and Vehicle Scheduling (abstract) |
5A-9: A Public Transportation Network Optimization Method Based on Reinforcement Learning (abstract) |
5A-10: Optimization Approach for Emergency Evacuation Using Public Transit |
5A-11: Robust Collaborative Timetabling and Bus Interlining Optimization Under Travel Time Uncertainty (abstract) |
5A-12: Emergency Bus Route Optimization for Passenger Evacuation in Response to Metro Disruptions (abstract) |
5A-13: Transit Route Network Planning from the Societal Perspective: a Particle Swarm Optimization Based Algorithm (abstract) |
5A-14: Temporal Cascading-Failure Dynamics in Seoul’s Coupled Urban Transit Network Under Event-Induced Disruptions (abstract) |
5A-15: Co-Modality in Transit: a Stochastic Elastic Framework for Integrating Freight and Passenger Services |
5A-16: Bus Rapid Transit Network Design: Planning Routes and Upgrading Stops Among Multiple Municipalities (abstract) |
5A-17: Designing Joint Fixed and Flexible Public Transit Networks for the X-Minute City |
5A-18: Examining Transit Reliability Using an Origin-Destination Reliability Matrix (abstract) |
5A-19: Resilient Electric Bus System Design Considering Power Grid Disruptions (abstract) |
5A-20: Optimising the Design of a Hybrid Urban Mobility System (abstract) |
5A-21: Trade-Offs Between Coverage and Ridership Maximization in Transit Network Design: an Empirical Analysis (abstract) |
5A-22: Evaluating Transfer Reliability in Public Transport Route Choices Based on Smartcard Data (abstract) |
5A-23: Route Optimization for Demand-Responsive Connector Service with Multi-Passenger Requests and Route Travel Time Constraint (abstract) |
5A-24: Fine-Tuning Bus Running and Cycle Times by More Carefully Addressing the Tradeoffs Among Passenger Delays, Reliability, and Operating Costs (abstract) |
10:50-11:10Coffee Break
10:50-11:50 Session P5B: Transit Modeling
Location: Foyer (Shiran Kaikan)
5B-1: Scheduling an Electrified Public Transport Ferry System via a MILP (abstract) |
5B-2 :A Hybrid Heuristic Approach for Integrated Railway Train Unit and Driver Scheduling (abstract) |
5B-3: An Enhanced Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm for Multiperiod Asymmetric Transit Frequency Design (abstract) |
5B-4: How to Promote the Implementation of Mobility as a Service (Maas) in China: an Analysis Based on a Tripartite Game Analysis (abstract) |
5B-5: Refleeting Tail Assignment-Driven Aircraft Routing Model (abstract) |
5B-6: Doubly Constrained Gravity Models for Accessibility Analysis by Public Transport: a Comparative Evaluation of Two Approaches (abstract) |
5B-7: Multi-Level Programming Model for Revenue Analysis in Vertically Separated Rail Networks (abstract) |
5B-8: Rl Guided Genetic Algorithm for Zoning a DRT Service (abstract) |
5B-9: A Last-Mile Delivery Approach Using Public Buses and Bicycle Crowd- Shipping Systems (abstract) |
5B-10: Optimizing Express Service Design: the 'Go Big or Go Home' Rule |
5B-11: ADMM-Based Optimization Method for Scheduling Extra Trains on a High-Speed Rail Corridor (abstract) |
5B-12: A Multi-Objective Model for Shared-Ride Automated Services to Reduce the Price of Anarchy (abstract) |
5B-13: Designing Community Transit Network Systems Using Spanning Tree-Based Method (abstract) |
5B-14: Foreign Object Detection and Comparative Analysis at Railway Crossings (abstract) |
5B-15: Methodology for Identifying the Most Suitable Urban Area for Implementing on-Demand Feeder Bus Services (abstract) |
5B-16: Balancing Act: Kyoto's Quest to Manage Overtourism Through Ai-Powered Traffic Distribution |
5B-17: A Hybrid Bus Design for Ridership Fluctuation |
5B-18: A Heuristic for the Driver Scheduling Problem in Passenger Rail Transportation (abstract) |
5B-19: Transforming Historical Incident Records into Explainable, Experience-Based Decisions: a Knowledge Graph and LLM Approach (abstract) |
5B-20: A Dynamic System Towards Dual User Equilibria Under the Booking Cum Rationing Scheme (abstract) |
5B-21: An Optimization Approach for the Bus-Assisted Drone Routing and Charging Problem in the Last-Mile Delivery Systems (abstract) |
5B-22: A Simple Electrical Circuit Model for Public Transit |
5B-23: Machine Learning-Based Planning and Decision-Making for Paratransit Operations in Developing Countries (abstract) |
5B-24: Joint Optimisation of Line Planning and Timetabling with a Focus on Economic and Societal Benefit (abstract) |
5B-25: Cyclic Vehicle Scheduling Problem (abstract) |
5B-26: Modeling Adaptive Capacity of Urban Rail Transit Network with Complementary Shuttle Buses (abstract) |
11:10-12:30 Session O6A: Vulnerability and Robustness
Chair:
Location: Inamori Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
11:10 | Multimodal Network Vulnerability Assessment Using a Path-Based Disruption Management Model with Timetable Sensitive Passenger Routing (abstract) |
11:30 | Do We Need to Measure Transit Reliability at the Stop Level? Exploring the Relationship Between Ridership and Stop- and Route-Level Reliability Measures |
11:50 | Transit Network Design and Frequency Setting Accounting for Vulnerability (abstract) |
12:10 | Exploiting the Concept of Fragility in Tactical Timetable Planning (abstract) |
11:10-12:30 Session O6B: Travel Demand Forecast
Chair:
Location: Yamauchi Hall (Shiran Kaikan)
11:10 | Passenger Flow Distribution Forecasting at Integrated Transport Hub: a Group Evolution Mechanism with Multimodal Transit Data Integration (abstract) |
11:30 | Multi-Line Short-Term Onboard Passenger Loading Prediction via Relational Multi-Graph Convolutional-Recurrent Networks (abstract) |
11:50 | A Mobile Data Driven Reinforcement Learning Framework for Real-Time Demand-Responsive Railway Rescheduling (abstract) |
12:10 | Estimating Elderly Transit Demand Using Boarding Count Data with Policy Implications for DRT Zoning (abstract) |
12:30-14:00Lunch Break
14:00-15:20 Session O7: Simulation
Chair:
Location: Hall (Clock Tower)
14:00 | A Framework for Continuous Operation of Shared Autonomous Vehicles in Dynamic Public Transport Networks (abstract) |
14:20 | Dwelling and Speed Advisory Enhanced Max-Pressure Control with Transit Signal Priority (abstract) |
14:40 | Modelling Spatiotemporal Platform Passenger Flow: a Macroscopic Simulation-Based Optimization Approach (abstract) |
15:00 | Pre-Emptive Modelling of Bus Bunching: Identifying Key Sources of Reliability Issues and Bunching Patterns (abstract) |
15:20-15:40Coffee Break
15:40-17:20 Session K3: Plenary 3
Location: Hall (Clock Tower)
15:40 | Leveraging Mobile Crowdsensing Data for Transit Flow Estimation and Prediction (abstract) |
16:20 | CASPT History and Future Urban Public Transport Service (abstract) |