2022 Symposium presentations
Stream 1
Is the future now? |
Stream 2
Planes, Trains but not Automobiles! |
Stream 3
From paper to practice. |
SESSION 1.1
Electric Vehicles and Environmental Impacts of Transport Chairs: Seamus Christley, Director: SCT Consulting Michelle Zeibots, University of Technology Sydney |
SESSION 2.1
Public Transport Chairs: Jim Modrouvanos, Executive Director: NSW Point to Point Commission, Transport for New South Wales Yang Wang, University of Technology Sydney |
SESSION 3.1
Advancements in Transport Modelling Chairs: Dan Bridgman, Senior Manager: Data Science, Advanced Analytics and Insights, Transport for New South Wales Simona Mihaita, University of Technology Sydney |
Identifying the environmental impacts of end-of-life electric vehicle batteries
Abd Elrahman Moh’d, University of Sydney |
Bus frequency allocation based on Fairness over Time
Esta Qiu, University of New South Wales |
Machine learning vs conventional specifications for housing relocation decisions
Maryam Bostanara, University of New South Wales |
A queue balancing approach for electric vehicle charging Allocation
Qi Wang, University of Wollongong and Western Sydney University |
Empirical evidence of habits and patterns in public transport use
Durba Kundu, University of Sydney |
Smart simulation, modelling and multi-agent systems in transportation
Kevin Malysiak, University of Wollongong |
Door-to-door (D2D) emission calculation for air-travel: the importance and impact
David Li, University of Sydney |
Evidence from GTFS-R that bus priority lanes reduce marginal Delay
Tingsen (Tim) Xian, University of Sydney |
Graph theory embedded gravity model for multi-modal transport demand estimation
Dong Zhao, University of Technology Sydney |
Macroscopic multi-queue node model for signalized multilane Intersections
Xiaolin Gong, University of Sydney |
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SESSION 1.2
Innovations of safety in transport systems Chairs: Ralston Fernandes, Director: Data, Advice, Research and Testing, Transport for New South Wales, Emily Moylan, University of Sydney |
SESSION 2.2
Active Transport and Placemaking Chairs: Matthew Cen, Senior Consultant: SCT Consulting Kasun Wijayaratna, University of Technology Sydney |
SESSION 3.2
Transport Infrastructure Design and Construction Chairs: Pamela Henderson, Executive Director: Technical Services, Infrastructure and Place, Transport for New South Wales, Behzad Fatahi, University of Technology Sydney |
Utilising natural language processing to learn from history and disseminate railway safety knowledge
Wei-Ting Hong, University of Sydney |
The perceived satisfaction of travel alternatives in different locations
Miguel Loyola, University of Sydney |
Multifunctional pavements materials and application analysis
Zhizhong Deng, University of Technology Sydney |
Automated traffic accident detection, segmentation and duration prediction
Artur Grigorev, University of Technology Sydney |
Smart vs. simple: A locale comparison of choice preferences for automated vehicles and active transport
Tony Arnold, University of Sydney |
Assessing impacts of railway-induced vibration on safety of neighbouring structures built on jointed rocks
Waranga Habaraduwa Peellage, University of Technology Sydney |
Optimal scheduling of random breath testing
Hongjun Yu, University of Sydney |
Sharing road space: Development of a modified social force model (SFM)
Delilah Slack-Smith, University of Technology Sydney |
Forecasting tunnel boring machine performance using deep learning
Feng Shan, University of Technology Sydney |
Strategies for minimising inefficiency in emergency medical logistics
Changle Song, University of Sydney |
Transitions in motion: Accelerating active travel Infrastructure in London through grassroots groups and activist researchers
Megan Sharkey, University of Westminster, London and University of New South Wales |
Achieving greater circularity in the Australian construction and demolition industry
Ze Wang, University of Sydney |
SESSION 1.3
Shared Mobility and Mobility as a Service Chairs: Megan Sharkey, Director: Future Mobility Testing and Assurance, Transport for New South Wales, Michiel Bliemer, University of Sydney |
SESSION 2.3
Freight and Logistics Chairs: Darren McNamara, Director Strategy: Freight Regional and Outer Metropolitan Division, Transport for New South Wales, Bobby Du, University of Wollongong |
SESSION 3.3
Appraisal and Evaluation of Transport Infrastructure Chairs: Matthew A Jones, Director: Economics, Benefits and Evaluation, Transport for New South Wales, Meead Saberi, University of New South Wales |
Investigating the underlying factors that build trust and collaboration in MaaS ecosystems
Thiranjaya Kandanaarachchi, University of Sydney |
Vehicle routing problem with drones considering multiple time windows for e-grocery businesses
Hamidreza Ensafian, University of Sydney |
An investigation into the development of transport solutions in New South Wales
Gavin Cavanagh, University of Technology Sydney |
Competition and cooperation in the ridesourcing market
Guipeng Jiao, University of Sydney |
Risk identification for the transport and logistics sector: A topic modeling approach
Arda Gezdur, University of Sydney |
An evaluation of residents and non-residents preferences of transit-oriented developments (TODs) urban characteristics around train stations.
Anoulack Chanthivong, University of Sydney |
Beat the competitor in a duopoly ride-hailing market: joint matching, pricing and waging optimization
Yue Yang, University of Sydney |
Large-scale vehicle routing problem: A framework based on machine learning and adaptive large neighborhood search
Zahra Nourmohammadi, University of New South Wales |
Time for a paradigmatic shift? The financial rationale for domestic procurement of passenger trains
Christopher Day, University of Sydney |
MaaS and travel behaviour change: The influence of bundle subscriptions on mode choice
Aitan M. Militao, University of Sydney |
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure: Transitioning coal ports towards the circular economy
Veronica Schulz, University of Sydney |
Access-based land value appreciation for assessing transport project benefits
Yadi Wang, University of Sydney |