Day 1 – Tuesday 30 November: 12.00 – 1.30pm (four parallel sessions)

Session 1

Travel demand and behaviour

Session 2

Public transport planning

Session 3

Automated vehicles

Session 4

Future city logistics

Chair and co-chair:

Eric Heller (EY) and Associate Professor Taha Rashidi (UNSW)

Chair and co-chair: Jennifer Adam (TfNSW) and Professor John Nelson (USYD)

Chair and co-chair:

Evan Walker (TfNSW) and Professor John Rose (UTS)

Chair and co-chair: Michael Stokoe (TfNSW) and Professor Vinayak Dixit (UNSW)

Graph Neural Network for Robust Public Transit Demand Prediction – Can Li (UNSW)

Should we manufacture rolling stock onshore? – Christopher Day (USYD)

Socially efficient interactions among autonomous vehicles – Ang Ji (USYD)

A Vehicle-drone Delivery Routing Problem for E-grocery Home Delivery  – Hamidreza Ensafian (USYD)

Empirical evidence of habits and patterns in public transport use  – Durba Kundu (USYD)

The Bounds of Improvements Towards Real-Time Forecast of Multi-Scenario Train Delays  – Jianqing Wu (UOW)

Time-dependent optimal deployment of autonomous vehicles in congested mixed autonomy networks  – Mohammadhadi Mansourianfar (UNSW)

An empirical analysis of a drone ecosystem in logistics: A fourth-party logistics (4PL) framework for warehouse operations and last mile delivery  – Mujtaba Hussain (USYD)

Mobility Response to Crisis – Heterogeneous Travel Pattern Analysis under COVID-19 – Tianyang Qu (UOW)

Urban Design Around Public Transport Hubs – Anoulack Chanthivong (USYD)

A bifurcation of the peak: New patterns of traffic peaking during the COVID-19 era  – Yang Gao (USYD)

Ghost Kitchens – A supply chain network design model for ‘Ghost Kitchens’ and meal delivery  – Dat Tien Le (USYD)

Interdependencies of Residential and Workplace Relocation Timing Decisions using a Copula-based Bayesian Survival Approach: Findings from Australia and US  – Maryam Bostanara (UNSW)

Open Data Validation of the Performance of a Smart City Application in Transport: The PTIPS Transport Signal Priority Request System  – Teck Kean Chin (USYD)

Automated vehicles and active travel: A quantitative Dutch-Australian comparison  – Tony Arnold (USYD)

Autonomous Mobile Lockers (AMLs) for City Logistics  – Jun (Elsa) Li (USYD)

Effect of Bus Lanes on Bus Operational Performance  – Tingsen (Tim) Xian (USYD)

Day 2 – Wednesday 1 December: 12.00 – 1.30pm (four parallel sessions)

Session 1

Sustainable transport

Session 2

Point-to-point transport

Session 3

Novel transport modelling techniques

Session 4

Transport network analysis

Chair and co-chair:

Julie Morgan (TfNSW) and Dr Michelle Zeibots (UTS)

Chair and co-chair:

Simon Young (CISCO) and Dr Milad Haghani (UNSW)

Chair and co-chair:

Simon Kinnear (TMA) and Professor Michiel Bliemer (USYD)

Chair and co-chair:

Matt Faber (Niobe Consulting) and Professor David Levinson (USYD)

Application of tyre derived aggregates in ballasted and ballastless (slab) tracks – Mohammad Adnan Farooq (UTS)

Geo-fencing in point-to-point ridesharing  – Mengyuan Zhu (USYD)

Ensemble Model of Route Choice  – Haotian Wang (USYD)

Empirical model of land use and public transit co-developments in Sydney  – Bahman Lahoorpoor (USYD)

Optimal parking space and charging station provision for electric ride-souring vehicles – Bangyang Wei (UNSW)

Addressing supply and demand heterogeneity: Trip order menus in point-to-point transport platforms  – Yue Yang (USYD)

Extended node model with lane choice equilibrium  – Xiaolin Gong (USYD)

Co-evolution of Sydney’s Transit Network and Demand  – Hema Rayaprolu (USYD)

Integrated optimisation of electric bus scheduling and top-up charging at bus stops with fast chargers  – Hao Hu (UOW)

Economic analysis of ridesourcing market considering driver’s order cancellation behaviour – Kai Xu (UNSW)

Ensemble Forecasting – an application in hedonic models  – Hao Wu (UNSW)

An investigation into the development of transport solutions in New South Wales  – Gavin Cavanagh (UTS)

An artificial intelligence-enabled life cycle assessment to identify the environmental impacts of e-waste transportation – Abd Moh’d (USYD)

Modelling and Managing Ride-sourcing Operations of Mixed Human-driven and Autonomous Fleets  – Linji Chen (USYD)

A Dynamic Sensitivity Model for Unidirectional Pedestrian Flow with Overtaking Behaviour and its Application on Social Distancing’s Impact during COVID-19 – Cheng Zhang (UOW)

Transportation Resilience Optimisation from an Economic Perspective  – Tingting Zhang (UNSW)

Time is running out – How do airlines engage with the ‘sustainability’ generation while closing the technological gap?  – David Li (USYD)

Resilient Road Network Investment Strategy with Uncertainty Quantification  – Chence Niu (UNSW)

Day 3 – Thursday 2 December: 12.00 – 1.30pm (four parallel sessions)

Session 1

Safety and disruption

Session 2

Mobility-as-a-Service and on-demand transport

Session 3

Congestion management and pricing

Session 4

Innovations in freight transport and logistics

Chair and co-chair:

Simon Kinnear (TMA) and Professor Pascal Perez (UOW)

Chair and co-chair:

Lewis Clark (TfNSW) and Professor David Hensher (USYD)

Chair and co-chair:

Mathew Jones (TfNSW) and Dr Divya Jayakumar Nair (UNSW)

Chair and co-chair:

Darren Mcnamara (TfNSW) and Dr Jyotirmoyee Bhattacharjya (USYD)

Evaluating the vulnerability of urban railway network infrastructure by analysing railway accident reports – Wei-Ting Hong (USYD)

The social impact of flexible transport in rural areas, a case study in regional NSW – Miguel Loyola (USYD)

Optimal real-time pricing in Cities: Crediting Drivers to Avoid CBDs  – Ye Li (USYD)

Logistics for Emergency Medical Services  – Changle Song (USYD)

Traffic incident duration modelling using Machine Learning and Deep Learning  – Artur Grigorev (UTS)

Building Trust and Collaboration among stakeholders in Mobility as a Service Ecosystems  – Thiranjaya Kandanaarachchi (USYD)

Modelling Congestion Propagation as a Spreading Phenomenon – Mudabber Ashfaq (UNSW)

Unstructured big data analytics for logistics planning  – Arda Gezdur (USYD)

Prediction of the mechanical response of a railway track  – Piyush Punetha (UTS)

MaaS and Sustainability: How MaaS may deliver social goals?  – Aitan Militao (USYD)

Mitigating Negative Externalities of Ridesourcing: Dynamic Discount Pricing of Shared Rides  – Guipeng Jiao (USYD)

A life cycle analysis using big data on modern slavery in the transportation sector  – Rebecca Nguyen (USYD)

Multi-modal Public Transport Modelling under Large Scale Disruptions  – Dong Zhao (UTS)

A path-based pricing and incentives method to alleviate traffic congestion  – Mingye Luan (UNSW)

Adding value through innovation in a logistics service provider firm – Sonali Tripathi (USYD)

Intelligent Agents in Transport  – Kevin Malysiak (UOW)

Urban co-modality with endogenous passenger and freight demands and levels of services  – Mingyou Ma (UNSW)