PROGRAM
Days: Monday, September 4th Tuesday, September 5th Wednesday, September 6th
Monday, September 4th
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09:00-10:00 Session 1: Plenary session
Chair:
Domokos Esztergár-Kiss (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary)
Location: Tea room
09:00 | Opening and Welcome ( abstract ) |
09:10 | Summary of the annual activities of EWGT ( abstract ) |
09:15 | Responsible mobility management for liveable Budapest ( abstract ) |
10:00-10:30Coffee Break
10:30-12:30 Session 2A: Traffic flow modeling
Chair:
Riccardo Rossi (University of Padova, Italy)
Location: Tea room
10:30 | Measuring uncertainty of traffic volume on motorway concessions: a time-series analysis ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Fitting time headway and speed distributions for bicycles at separated bicycle lane ( abstract ) |
11:30 | Adarules: Learning rules for real-time road-traffic prediction ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Network Fundamental Diagram (NFD) and traffic signal control: first empirical evidences from the city of Santander ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 2B: Decision support analysis and operation research
Chair:
Grzegorz Sierpinski (Silesian University of Technology, Poland)
Location: Gobelin room
10:30 | Multi-Criteria Optimization for Fleet Size with Environmental Aspects ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Multiple-Criteria and Group-Decision Making in the Fleet Selection Problem for a Public Transportation System ( abstract ) |
11:30 | A Multi-User Integrated Framework for Supporting the Design and Management of Urban Mobility Systems ( abstract ) |
12:00 | A Decision Support Model to manage/design a Terminal Area in the Airport ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 2C: Advanced vehicular communication technologies
Chair:
Oliver Michler (TU Dresden, Germany)
Location: Zene room
10:30 | Using connected vehicles in a variable speed limit system ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Effect of information provision to following vehicle on reducing amount of CO2 emissions and safety drive ( abstract ) |
11:30 | V2V-Communication, LiDAR System and Positioning Sensors for Future Fusion Algorithms in Connected Vehicles ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Performance evaluation of a Bernoulli filter based multi-vehicle cooperative object detection ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 2D: Public transport planning and operation
Chair:
Agostino Nuzzolo (Dept. of Enterprise Engineering - University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy)
Location: Forrás room
10:30 | Design and evaluation of electric solutions for public transport ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Performance assessment of fixed and flexible public transport in a multi agent simulation framework ( abstract ) |
11:30 | Bus travel time variability: some experimental evidences ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Understanding commercial synergies between public transport and services located around public transport stations ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 2E: Active travel modes
Chair:
Maddalena Nonato (University of Ferrara, Italy)
Location: Kávé room
10:30 | Walking and walkability: do built environment measures go along with pedestrian activity? ( abstract ) |
11:00 | The influence of slopes on walking activity ( abstract ) |
11:30 | How urban form promotes walkability? ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Driver-pedestrian interaction under different road environments ( abstract ) |
12:30-13:30Lunch Break
13:30-15:30 Session 3A: Traffic flow modeling
Chair:
Guido Gentile (Sapienza University of Rome, Italy)
Location: Tea room
13:30 | Trip generation and distribution modelling in Budapest ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Hybrid Modeling of Passenger and Vehicle Traffic along a Transit Line: a sub-model ready for inclusion in a model of traffic assignment to a capacitated transit network ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Scheduled Synchronisation based on a mesoscopic flow model with speed dispersion ( abstract ) |
15:00 | New ramp metering and dynamic speed control on the A25 motorway: the efficiency of combined measures ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 3B: Decision support analysis and operation research
Chair:
Javier Faulin (Department of Statistics and OR. Public University of Navarre, Spain)
Location: Gobelin room
13:30 | A multi-scale agent-based modelling framework for urban freight distribution ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Measuring shippers’ preferences for freight transport service attributes using MCDA methods ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Assessment of maintenance strategies for railway vehicles using Petri-nets ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Situation Awareness in Synchromodal Freight Corridor Management: A simulation gaming study ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 3C: Autonomous vehicle system applications
Chair:
Giulio Erberto Cantarella (University of Salerno, Italy)
Location: Zene room
13:30 | Modelling Transportation Systems involving Autonomous Vehicles: A State of the Art ( abstract ) |
14:00 | The deployment of automated vehicles in urban transport systems: a methodology to design dedicated zones ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Endogenous market penetration dynamics of automated and connected vehicles: Transport-oriented model and its paradox ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Road Data as Prior Knowledge for Highly Automated Driving ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 3D: Choice modeling
Chair:
Antonio Comi (Dept. of Enterprise Engineering - University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy)
Location: Forrás room
13:30 | Hybrid choice model to study bike-sharing choice in China ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Factors influencing bicycle use: a binary choice model with panel data ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Modelling Air Travel Behaviour with Heterogeneous Choice Mechanisms at an Individual Level ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Influence of different route-choice decision modes ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 3E: Shared mobility
Chair:
Csaba Csiszár (Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), Faculty of Transportation Engineering and Vehicle Engineering (KJK), Department of Transport Technology and Economics (KUKG), Hungary)
Location: Kávé room
13:30 | Social benefit of optimal ride-share transport with given travelers’ activity patterns ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Intention-to-use and actual use of bike-sharing: the case of BiciMAD (Madrid) ( abstract ) |
14:30 | A dynamic clustering method for relocation process in free-floating vehicle sharing systems ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Planning Shared Corporate Mobility Services ( abstract ) |
15:30-16:00Coffee Break
16:00-18:00 Session 4A: Multi-modal transportation
Chair:
Michele Ottomanelli (Technical University of Bari, Italy)
Location: Tea room
16:00 | A distributed approach for shortest path algorithm in dynamic multimodal transportation networks ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Comparative analysis of test cases of the activity chain optimization method ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Congestion from a multimodal user perspective ( abstract ) |
17:30 | Travel habit based multimodal route planning ( abstract ) |
16:00-18:00 Session 4B: Impact assessment and ex-post evaluation
Chair:
Florian Heinitz (Institute Verkehr und Raum, Germany)
Location: Gobelin room
16:00 | Pricing and Internalizing Noise Externalities in Road Freight Transportation ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Policy Strategies for the Mitigation of GHG Emissions caused by the Mass-Tourism Mobility in Coastal Areas ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Exploring the impact of ICT on urban mobility in heterogenic regions ( abstract ) |
17:30 | Effect of Infrastructure development on Economical Activity ( abstract ) |
16:00-18:00 Session 4C: Autonomous vehicle system applications
Chair:
Marco Rinaldi (University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg)
Location: Zene room
16:00 | Locating Roadworks Sites via Detecting Change in Lateral Positions of Traffic Signs Measured Relative to the Ego-Car ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Autonomous Vehicle Function Experiments with Low-Cost Environment Sensors ( abstract ) |
17:00 | transportation systems with autonomous vehicles:a general modelling framework ( abstract ) |
17:30 | Platoon coordination with time windows: an operational perspective ( abstract ) |
16:00-18:00 Session 4D: Urban mobility
Chair:
Andrzej Szarata (Cracow University of Technology, Poland)
Location: Forrás room
16:00 | Quality Evaluation of the Regional Public transportation by bus and train in Hungary ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Mobility as a Service Plans: How Much do we Prefer Flexibility? ( abstract ) |
17:00 | A normative optimal strategy in intelligent transit networks ( abstract ) |
17:30 | Investigation of delays and punctuality. The case of Oslo area ( abstract ) |
16:00-18:00 Session 4E: Advanced modelling approaches in logistics
Chair:
Lóránt Tavasszy (TU Delft, Netherlands)
Location: Kávé room
16:00 | Analysis of trends in development of freight transport logistics using the example of Silesian Province (Poland) – a case study ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Role-playing games as a mean to validate agent-based models: an application to stakeholder-driven urban freight transport policy-making ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Optimization of volumes of cargo delieveries in terminal complexes ( abstract ) |
17:30 | Estimating the vehicles' number for servicing a flow of requests on goods delivery ( abstract ) |
19:00-22:00Conference dinner
Tuesday, September 5th
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09:00-10:00 Session 5: Plenary session
Chair:
Domokos Esztergár-Kiss (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary)
Location: Tea room
09:00 | Achieving support for efficient solutions? A fundamental transport policy dilemma ( abstract ) |
10:00-10:30Coffee Break
10:30-12:30 Session 6A: Simulation and optimization of transportation systems
Chair:
Francesco Viti (University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg)
Location: Tea room
10:30 | A Fuzzy set-based model to identify the car position in a road lane at intersections by smartphone GPS data ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Connecting microscopic traffic simulation and external signal control ( abstract ) |
11:30 | Towards Fair and Efficient Traffic Flow Coordination Mechanisms for 2+1 Roadways ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Multi-objective optimization for short distance trips in an urban area: choosing between motor vehicle or cycling mobility for a safe, smooth and less polluted route ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 6B: Energy consumption and emission modeling
Chair:
Dirk Bruckmann (Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences, Germany)
Location: Gobelin room
10:30 | Multi-Criteria Assessment of Crosswalk Location on a Corridor with Roundabouts: Incorporating a Noise Related Criterion ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Pedestrian and Cyclists Impacts on vehicular Capacity and Emissions at different Turbo-roundabouts layouts ( abstract ) |
11:30 | On-road measurement of CO2 vehicle emissions under alternative forms of intersection control ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Energy consumption of an electric and an internal combustion passenger car. A comparative case study from real world data on the Erfurt circuit in Germany ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 6C: Heuristic methods in optimization
Chair:
Jacek Żak (Poznan University of Technology, Poland)
Location: Zene room
10:30 | Planning Retail Distribution of Fuel Oils ( abstract ) |
11:00 | On the Slot Optimization Problem in On-Line Vehicle Routing ( abstract ) |
11:30 | Evidence (Dempster – Shafer) theory-based evaluation of different transport modes under uncertainty: theoretical basis and first findings ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Combining Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) with role-playing games for stakeholder engagement in complex transport decisions ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 6D: Automatic data collection methods
Chair:
Henk Van Zuylen (Delft University of Technology, Netherlands)
Location: Forrás room
10:30 | Laser scanned point clouds to support autonomous vehicles ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Inferring the actual urban road environment from traffic sign data using a minimum description length approach ( abstract ) |
11:30 | Validation of traffic simulation models based on the macroscopic fundamental diagram ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Analysis of using electric car for urban mobility, perceived satisfaction among university users. ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 6E: Management of intelligent rail transport systems
Chair:
Jorge Pinho de Sousa (FEUP - Faculty of Engineering University of Porto, Portugal)
Location: Kávé room
10:30 | Optimisation of Rail Traffic Flow using Kronecker Algebra during maintenance on infrastructure ( abstract ) |
11:00 | On analyzing the vulnerabilities of a railway network with Petri nets ( abstract ) |
11:30 | Discussions of the reschedule process of passengers, train operators and infrastructure managers in railway disruptions ( abstract ) |
12:00 | A MILP-based heuristic for a commercial train timetabling problem ( abstract ) |
12:30-13:30Lunch Break
13:30-15:30 Session 7A: Simulation and optimization of transportation systems
Chair:
Yuval Hadas (Bar Ilan University, Israel)
Location: Tea room
13:30 | Modeling and Simulation Based Analysis of Multi-Class Traffic with Look-Ahead Controlled Vehicles ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Generating macroscopic, purpose-dependent production factors through Monte Carlo sampling techniques ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Implementation of Variable Speed Limits to Improve Safety of a Congested Expressway Weaving Segment in Microsimulation ( abstract ) |
15:00 | A nonlinear algorithm for traffic estimation with state constraints ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 7B: Energy consumption and emission modeling
Chair:
Margarida Coelho (University of Aveiro, Portugal)
Location: Gobelin room
13:30 | Driver specific emissions and fuel consumption ( abstract ) |
14:00 | An integrated low-cost road traffic and air pollution monitoring platform to assess vehicles’ air quality impact in urban areas ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Energy Saving Possibilities at the Hungarian State Railways ( abstract ) |
15:00 | A sustainable approach for the private wagon leasing companies in Europe to improve the competitiveness of single wagonload transport ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 7C: Heuristic methods in optimization
Chair:
Pasquale Carotenuto (National Researc Council of Italy - Institute for Applied Mathematics "M. Picone", Italy)
Location: Zene room
13:30 | A double dynamic fast algorithm to solve multi vehicle dial a ride problem ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Heuristic approach in a multimodal travel planner to support local authorities in urban traffic management ( abstract ) |
14:30 | A Heuristic Algorithm for Solving a Multiple Criteria Carpooling Optimization (MCCO) Problem ( abstract ) |
15:00 | A global optimization heuristic for the decomposed static anticipatory network traffic control problem ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 7D: Automatic data collection methods
Chair:
María Eugenia López-Lambas (UPM, Spain)
Location: Forrás room
13:30 | Video Based Data Collection Process for Geometric Design Consistency Evaluation of Four-Lane Median Divided Horizontal Curves ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Estimation of Origin-Destination matrices in urban transportation systems based on entry-only Automatic Fare Collection data ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Network state information from mixed traffic data ( abstract ) |
15:00 | PFS method for pedestrian origin-destination surveys of enclosed areas ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 7E: Management of intelligent rail transport systems
Chair:
Miklós Gábor Bánfi (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary)
Location: Kávé room
13:30 | Comparison of passenger walking speed distribution models in mass transit stations ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Dynamic Pricing of Railway Timetables ( abstract ) |
14:30 | From traffic monitoring to crowd management in railway stations ( abstract ) |
15:00 | On passenger repositioning along station platform during train waiting ( abstract ) |
15:30-16:00Coffee Break
16:00-18:00 Session 8A: Simulation and optimization of transportation systems
Chair:
Mauro Dell'Orco (Technical University of Bari, Italy)
Location: Tea room
16:00 | A Dynamic Multi-agent Architecture for Mobility Simulation in a Train Station ( abstract ) |
16:30 | An optimization model for vehicle routing of automated taxi trips with dynamic travel times ( abstract ) |
17:00 | A conceptual design for a national transport model with cross-sectoral interdependencies ( abstract ) |
17:30 | Stochastic Multi-Objective Evacuation Model Under Managed and Unmanaged policies ( abstract ) |
16:00-18:00 Session 8B: Smart cities and smart mobility
Chair:
Goncalo Homem De Almeida Rodrigez Correia (Delft University of Technology, Netherlands)
Location: Gobelin room
16:00 | A dynamic optimization model for electric bus charging infrastructure ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Determination of Charging Infrastructure Locations for Electric Vehicles ( abstract ) |
17:00 | The impact of the car restrictions implemented in the city center on the public space quality ( abstract ) |
17:30 | Optimization based planning of PEDIBUS lines: an arc based approach ( abstract ) |
16:00-18:00 Session 8C: Autonomous vehicle system applications
Chair:
Tamás Bécsi (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary)
Location: Zene room
16:00 | Dynamically Feasible Trajectory Planning for Road Vehicles in terms of Sensitivity and Robustness ( abstract ) |
16:30 | JamTail Warnings Based On Vehicle Probe Data ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Critical features of autonomous road transport from the perspective of technological regulation and law ( abstract ) |
17:30 | Demand-capacity coordination method in autonomous public transportation ( abstract ) |
16:00-18:00 Session 8D: Land use and transport interactions
Chair:
Joao de Abreu E Silva (Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal)
Location: Forrás room
16:00 | Investigating the correlation between transportation social need and accessibility: the case of Catania ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Evaluation of ridesharing impacts using an integrated transport land-use model: a case study for the Paris region ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Assessment Methods for Individual Value of Location ( abstract ) |
17:30 | The effects of home based telework on households’ total travel. A path analysis approach of British households ( abstract ) |
16:00-18:00 Session 8E: Travel time reliability and wider economic benefits
Chair:
Tamás Mátrai (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Department of Transport Technology and Economics, Hungary)
Location: Kávé room
16:00 | Characterizing the differences on public transport travel time reliability between travellers and operators ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Punctuality problems from the perspective of timetable planners ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Estimating travel time reliability in urban areas through a dynamic simulation model ( abstract ) |
17:30 | Measuring the Socio-economic Benefits of Train Timetables: Application to Stockholm’s Commuter Train Service ( abstract ) |
19:00-22:00Gala dinner
Wednesday, September 6th
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09:00-10:00 Session 9: Plenary session
Chair:
Domokos Esztergár-Kiss (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary)
Location: Tea room
09:00 | Understanding Daily Demand Flows in the Era of Big Data ( abstract ) |
10:00-10:30Coffee Break
10:30-12:30 Session 10A: Dynamic network modeling and optimization
Chair:
Lídia Montero (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain)
Location: Tea room
10:30 | Transit Link Transmission Model ( abstract ) |
11:00 | User assignment in a smart vehicles’ network: dynamic modelling as an agent-based model ( abstract ) |
11:30 | Notes on the use of simulation-optimization techniques in traffic simulation ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Real Time Microservices Based Environmental Sensors System for Hazmat Transportation Networks Monitoring ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 10B: Transport economics and financing
Chair:
Daniel Hörcher (Imperial College London, UK)
Location: Gobelin room
10:30 | Congestion Pricing Implementation in Taksim Zone: A Stated Preference Study ( abstract ) |
11:00 | The Economic Account of Travel Passes in Public Transport ( abstract ) |
11:30 | The Cost of Transportation : Spatial Analysis of Fuel Prices in the US ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Dakar Toll Road: Moving People to help People move ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 10C: Control and management of transportation systems
Chair:
Tamás Tettamanti (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary)
Location: Zene room
10:30 | On-street parking search time estimation using FCD data ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Ramp metering for flow maximisation and emission reduction – a set-based multi-objective design approach ( abstract ) |
11:30 | A two-level urban traffic control for autonomous vehicles to improve network-wide performance ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Traffic State Estimation Per Lane in Highways with Connected Vehicles ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 10D: Human factors and travel behaviour
Chair:
Gabriella Mazzulla (University of Calabria, Italy)
Location: Forrás room
10:30 | Analysis of Stated Preferences for Accessible Services and Commerce in a Walkable Distance from Home ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Identifying driving behaviour patterns and its impacts in energy efficiency ( abstract ) |
11:30 | Modeling Driver Behaviour in Dilemma Zone under Mixed Traffic Conditions ( abstract ) |
12:00 | How drivers’ characteristics can affect driving style ( abstract ) |
10:30-12:30 Session 10E: Transportation planning and traffic engineering
Chair:
Paolo Delle Site (University Niccolò Cusano, Italy)
Location: Kávé room
10:30 | Obtaining the intercity bus travel matrix in turkey and analysing it in GIS environment ( abstract ) |
11:00 | Bicycle network design: model and solution algorithm ( abstract ) |
11:30 | Measuring the quality of traffic flow on urban streets with high pedestrian crossing demand ( abstract ) |
12:00 | Roundabout capacity in heterogenous traffic condition: Modification of HCM equation and calibration ( abstract ) |
12:30-13:30Lunch Break
13:30-15:30 Session 11A: Dynamic network modeling and optimization
Chair:
János Tóth (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Department of Transport Technology and Economics, Hungary)
Location: Tea room
13:30 | Route planning methodology with four-step model and dynamic assignments ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Fixed point states of day-to-day assignment processes with state-dependent route choice ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Calibration of the demand structure for dynamic traffic assignment using flow and speed data: exploiting the advantage of distributed computing in derivative-free optimization algorithms ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Analysis of road urban transport network capacity through a dynamic assignment model ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 11B: Big data in transportation
Chair:
Umberto Crisalli (Department of Enterprise Engineering, Tor Vergata University of Rome, Italy)
Location: Gobelin room
13:30 | Identification of communities in urban mobility networks using multi-layer graphs of network traffic ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Zone estimation in public transport planning with data mining ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Data-driven transfer inference for public transport journeys during disruptions ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Advanced demand data collection technologies for multi modal strategic modelling ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 11C: Vehicle routing and route planning
Chair:
Domokos Esztergár-Kiss (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary)
Location: Zene room
13:30 | Evaluation of Alternative Paths for Reliable Routing in City Logistics ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Stochastic Route Planning in Public Transport ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Bayesian route choice inference using Bluetooth technology ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Adapting the A* algorithm for park spot routing ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 11D: Road safety and human factors
Chair:
Roberta Di Pace (Dipartimento di Ingegneria Civile, Università degli Studi di Salerno, Italy)
Location: Forrás room
13:30 | Statistical Analysis of the Occurrence and Severity of Crashes Involving Vulnerable Road Users: Portugal Experience ( abstract ) |
14:00 | Estimating an Injury Crash Rate Prediction Model based on severity levels evaluation: the case study of single-vehicle run-off-road crashes on rural context ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Evaluation of Bicycle Sharrows within the Norwegian Context ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Comparing different black spot identifying methods ( abstract ) |
13:30-15:30 Session 11E: Air transport operations
Chair:
Olja Čokorilo (University of Belgrade, Faculty of transport and traffic engineering, Serbia)
Location: Kávé room
13:30 | Airline Re-fleeting Managing Revenues and Maintenance Operations ( abstract ) |
14:00 | The use of UAV and geographic information systems for facility location in a pos-disaster scenario ( abstract ) |
14:30 | Airport Ground Access Reliability: Resilience of Transit Networks ( abstract ) |
15:00 | Priority rules as a concept for the usage of scarce airport capacity ( abstract ) |
15:30-16:00Coffee Break
16:00-17:30 Session 12A: Land use and transport interactions
Chair:
Marcos Schlickmann (FEUP, Portugal)
Location: Tea room
16:00 | Combinatorial Connectivity’s and spectral graph analytics for urban public transportation system ( abstract ) |
16:30 | A tool for supporting the design of BRT and LRT services ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Spatial Accessibility Analysis and Location-Allocation of Healthcare Service using Geospatial Techniques ( abstract ) |
16:00-17:30 Session 12B: Road transport services
Chair:
Antonio Couto (FEUP, Portugal)
Location: Gobelin room
16:00 | Identifying irregularity sources by Automated Location Vehicle Data ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Reactive model for ambulance dispatching using real-time data ( abstract ) |
16:00-17:30 Session 12C: City logistics
Chair:
Michela Le Pira (University of Catania, Italy, Italy)
Location: Zene room
16:00 | Joint analysis of intermodal long distance-last mile trips using urban interchanges in EU cities. ( abstract ) |
16:30 | The role of consumers in the logistics system ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Developing a micro-simulation tool for autonomous connected vehicle platoons used in city logistics ( abstract ) |
16:00-17:30 Session 12D: Human factors
Chair:
Tamás Soltész (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary)
Location: Forrás room
16:00 | On passenger traffic along a transit line: a stochastic model of station waiting and in-vehicle crowding under distributed headways ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Visualisation of train punctuality – illustrations and cases ( abstract ) |
16:00-17:30 Session 12E: Transport related services
Chair:
Erik Grunewald (DLR German Aerospace Center, Germany)
Location: Kávé room
16:00 | Commercial actions management for railway companies ( abstract ) |
16:30 | Passenger-centric airport management via new terminal design concepts ( abstract ) |
17:00 | Conflict resolution for North Atlantic air traffic with speed regulation ( abstract ) |
17:30-18:00 Session 13: Closing session
Chair:
Riccardo Rossi (University of Padova, Italy)
Location: Tea room
17:30 | Closing remarks of EWGT 2017 ( abstract ) |
17:45 | Introduction of EWGT 2018 location ( abstract ) |