Program for Wednesday, May 25th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 25TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:00 Keynote

10:00-10:30 Break

10:30-12:30

Simulation based method for the identification of non-trading behaviour in stated choice studies

Petr Mariel, Alaitz Artabe

10:30-12:30

Disentangling choice behavior using eye-tracking and self-report questionnaires

Stephanie Fernandez Pernett, Julian Arellana Ochoa

10:30-12:30

In-depth, Breadth-first or Both? Toward the Development of a RUM-DFT Discrete Choice Model

Gabriel Nova, Angelo Guevara Cue, Stephane Hess

10:30-12:30

Satisficing and a new interpretation of alternative specific constants

Erlend Dancke Sandorf, Danny Campbell, Caspar Chorus

10:30-12:30

Accounting for distance-based correlations among alternatives in the context of spatial choice modelling using high resolution mobility

Panagiotis Tsoleridis, Stephane Hess, Charisma Choudhury

10:30-12:30

Route choice set generation using variational autoencoders

Rui Yao, Shlomo Bekhor

10:30-12:30

Endogenous choice set formation model: Implications on willingness-to-pay indicators

Schmid, Swait, Kassahun, Bliemer, Schatzmann, Winkler, Axhausen

10:30-12:30

Representing mode and location choice within activity-based models

Nicolas Salvadé, Tom Haering, Janody Pougala, Tim Hillel, Michel Bierlaire

10:30-12:30

Choice of vehicle technology and its usage- Joint analysis of the choice of plug-in electric vehicles and miles

Debapriya Chakraborty, David Brownstone, David Bunch

10:30-12:30

Activity duration dependent utility in a dynamic scheduling model

Stephen McCarthy, Anders Karlström, Oskar Blom Västberg

10:30-12:30

Modelling pedestrian route and exit choice in a multi-story building

Yan Feng, Dorine Duives

10:30-12:30

Using Choice Modelling to Develop Interpretable and Actionable Vehicular Greenhouse Gas Emission Prediction at

Roderick Zhang, Bilal Farooq

10:30-12:30

Welfare, Redistributive and Revenue Effects of Policies Promoting Fuel Efficient and Electric

Patrick Bigler, Doina Radulescu

10:30-12:30

Long-distance charging behaviour and range anxiety: An adaptive choice design approach

Jeppe Rich, Mikkel Thorhauge, Stefan Mabit

10:30-12:30

Modelling Behavior of Consumers Preferences for Alternative Fuel Vehicles and its Energy Demand Implication at the National

Ayelet Davidovitch, Rotem Izak, Paul Kishimoto, Anat Tchetchik, Vered Blass

10:30-12:30

User preferences for EV charging, pricing schemes, and charging infrastructure

Anant Atul Visaria, Anders Fjendbo Jensen, Mikkel Thorhauge, Stefan Mabit

10:30-12:30

Comparing Water Quality Valuation Across Probability and Non-Probability Samples

Kaitlynn Sandstrom, Frank Lupi

10:30-12:30

Are green flood management strategies preferred by residents of the Northern Territories in Hong Kong: a Stated Preference

Yui Chi Edwin Lo, Duncan Knowler

10:30-12:30

What is the value of EU habitat and species maintenance policy? From model results to policy uses

Silvia Ferrini, Gaetano Grilli, Tomas Badura, Alessandra La Notte, Kerry Turner

10:30-12:30

Where are pollution reductions most valued? A transboundary choice experiment study for the UK and

K. Meginnis, N. Hanley, R. Johnston, T. Ndebele, T. Börger, A. Siyal

12:30-13:30 Lunch

13:30-15:30

A model of recreational demand with non-parametric representations of consumers’ heterogeneity: A case study of forest recreation sites in

Andrea Pellegrini, Riccardo Scarpa, Ginevra Lombardi, John Rose

13:30-15:30

Individual posterior evaluations of tastes, mathematical form of disutility, substitution pattern and distribution of random terms with latent class

Fiore Tinessa, Vittorio Marzano, Fulvio Simonelli, Andrea Papola

13:30-15:30

On the power of a simple multivariate test for the distribution of random coefficients in logit

Ávaro A. Gutiérrez-Vargas, Michel Meulders, Martina Vandebroek

13:30-15:30

A new shifted log-normal distribution for mitigating 'exploding' implicit prices in mixed multinomial logit

Romain Crastes Dit Sourd

13:30-15:30

Deep hybrid model with urban imagery: How to combine demand modeling and autoencoder to analyze travel

Qingyi Wang, Shenhao Wang, Joan Walker, Jinhua Zhao

13:30-15:30

Port choice analysis in Brazil: a comparison between discrete choice models and machine learning

Felipe Souza, Cira Pitombo, Gerard de Jong, Luiz Lucas

13:30-15:30

Using discrete choice models and machine learning approaches to compute the value of travel time: a comparative

Giovanni Tuveri, Francesco Piras, Eleonora Sottile, Italo Meloni

13:30-15:30

Moral profiles in Discrete Choice Models: a Natural Language Processing approach

Teodóra Szép, Sander Van Cranenburgh, Caspar Chorus

13:30-15:30

Utility maximisation vs regret minimisation in stated choice experiments: does the design matter?

Sander van Cranenburgh, Jürgen Meyerhoff, Katrin Rehdanz, Andrea Wunsch

13:30-15:30

Bayesian D- and I-optimal designs for choice experiments involving mixtures and process variables

Mario Becerra, Peter Goos

13:30-15:30

Sample size calculations for discrete choice experiments using design features

Samson Assele, Michel Meulders, Martina Vandebroek

13:30-15:30

Statistical efficiency versus plausibility in stated choice designs

Danny Campbell, Erlend Dancke Sandorf

13:30-15:30

A link-based bicycle perturbed utility route choice model for Copenhagen

Mads Paulsen, Miroslawa Lukawska, Thomas Rasmussen, Mogens Fosgerau

13:30-15:30

Route choice modelling of cyclists on large-scale networks.

Adrian Meister, Matteo Felder, Kay W. Axhausen

13:30-15:30

Choice set formation in disaggregated spatial environments: An application to freshwater recreation in

Oliver Becker, Jürgen Meyerhoff, Robert Arlinghaus

13:30-15:30

Semi-compensatory probabilistic model for residential location choices

Abhilash Chandra Singh, Aruna Sivakumar

13:30-15:30

Modelling the joint choice of car ownership and use on income and fuel price: A panel data approach

Carl Berry, Maria Börjesson

13:30-15:30

Accounting for the global heterogeneity in attitudes and perceptions towards new alternatives in mode choice

Arash Kalatian, Fangqing Song, Thomas O. Hancock, Charisma Choudhury

13:30-15:30

Forecasting home-based telecommuting in 2050

Antonin Danalet, Matthias Balmer, Andreas Justen, Nicole A. Mathys

13:30-15:30

Fuel consumption elasticities and feebate effectiveness in India and China

Prateek Bansal, Rubal Dua

15:30-16:00 Break

16:00-17:30

Modelling the demand side response (DSR) to energy price signals using the MDCEV approach

Jacek Pawlak, Ahmadreza Faghih Imani, Aruna Sivakumar

16:00-17:30

Does accounting for discrete-continuous choices matter? A case study of farmers’ preferences for practice- vs. result-based agri-environmental-climate

Zagórska et.al

16:00-17:30

Estimating customer, product, and brand expected value using multiple discrete-continuous extreme value (MDCEV)

David Palma, Rodrigo Heldt, Rodrigo Tapia

16:00-17:30

Investigating Passenger Information Needs for Hybrid Public Transport Network Journey Planning

Bianca Ryseck, Mark Zuidgeest, Roger Behrens, Stephane Hess

16:00-17:30

Evaluating the effects of social capital on travel behaviour: modelling the choice of a new cable car in

L.A. Guzman, J. Arellana Ochoa, V. Cantillo, O.L. Sarmiento, C. Moncada

16:00-17:30

User willingness to pay for COVID-19 mitigation measures in public transport and paratransit in developing economies: Evidence from Uganda and

A. Bwambale, C. Uzondu, F. Rahman, P. Mukwaya, M. Islam, Z. Batool, Z. Wadud

16:00-17:30

Scaling Bayesian inference of mixed multinomial logit models to very large datasets

Filipe Rodrigues

16:00-17:30

Heterogeneity in inter-episode intervals for discretionary activities; covariate- dependent finite-mixture

Pim Labee, Soora Rasouli, Seheon Kim

16:00-17:30

Is your model the best? Mitigating risk through averaging across different analysts’ competing

Thomas O. Hancock, Stephane Hess, Charisma F. Choudhury

16:00-17:30

The valuation of benefits from health risk reduction in three-generation households – the role of

Anna Bartczak, Wiktor Budzinski, Anna Nicińska, Natalia Starzykowska

16:00-17:30

Patient Preferences for Diagnostic Imaging Services: Blueprint for Value-Based Incentives Incorporating Individual Preference

Eline Van Den Broek-Altenburg, Jamie Benson, Kristen DeStigter

16:00-17:30

Two methods one story? Using multidimensional thresholding and a best-worst choice experiment to elicit physicians’ preferences for the medical management of subarachnoid

Sebastian Heidenreich, Myrto Trapali, Tommi Tervonen, Andrea Phillips-Beyer

16:00-17:30

Is there a hypothetical gap in experiments on the willingness to pay for sustainable funds?

Daniel Engler, Gunnar Gutsche, Andreas Ziegler

16:00-17:30

Are These Responses Simple or Simplified? Recognising Low Commitment in a Survey on Daily Schedule Changes with Automated

Baiba Pudāne, Fatima-Zahra Debbaghi, Maarten Kroesen, Caspar Chorus

16:00-17:30

Using inferred valuation to disentangle cognitive biases in stated-preference discrete choice

Ewa Zawojska, Mikołaj Czajkowski, Wiktor Budziński

19:00-22:00 Conference dinner