Virtual Symposium Program 2020
Day 1 – Tuesday 17 November |
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12:00 – 12:15 |
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12:15 – 12:45 |
Session 1
Automated vehicles and their impacts
Chair: Evan Walker Director Smart Innovation Centre, Customer Strategy & Technology, TfNSW
Self-driving lanes for a seamless transition to future mobility – Shantanu Chakraborty (UNSW)
Decentralised autonomous fleet dispatch strategy – Linji Chen (USYD)
The environmental impact of autonomous vehicles – Abdulrahman Alhariqi (UNSW)
Will the future of travel be automated or active? Qualitative findings from Australia and the Netherlands – Tony Arnold (USYD) |
Session 2
Chair: Erik Heller Partner, Consulting, EY
Smart city applications in land use and transport – Teck Kean Chin (USYD)
Value of narrative frameworks in active transport planning – Miguel Loyola (USYD)
Sydney’s transit access: 1925 – 2020 – Hema Rayaprolu (USYD)
Aviation sustainability in Australia – Alicja Gajewska (USYD) |
Session 3
Chair: Matt Faber Director, Niobe Consulting
Network econometrics and the evolution of transport systems – Bahman Lahoorpoor (USYD)
Ferry network design problem: spanning tree analysis couple with demand estimation – Kam Fung Cheung (USYD)
Transport network resilience analysis using crowd-sourced data – Tingting Zhang (UNSW)
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12:45 – 1:00 |
Q&A |
Day 2 – Wednesday 18 November |
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12:00 – 12:45 |
Session 1
City logistics
Chair: Matthew McKibbin Head of Sydney Planning, Greater Sydney
Autonomous mobile lockers in parcel distribution – Jun Li (USYD)
Co-modality for freight delivery in congested urban environments – Shengda Zhu (USYD)
A game theoretical analysis of metro-integrated city logistics systems – Mingyou Ma (UNSW)
Evaluating the vulnerability of urban railway network infrastructure by analysing railway accident reports – Wei-Ting Hong (USYD)
A hybrid drone-truck delivery system for grocery products – Hamidreza Ensafian (USYD) |
Session 2
Chair: Simon Kinnear Director, Transport Modellers Alliance (TMA)
Modelling impact of traffic disruptions by using machine learning methods – Artur Grigorev (UTS)
Improving forecasting of intersection delays in macroscopic transport models – Xiaolin Gong (USYD)
Modelling congestion propagation as a spreading phenomenon – Mudabber Ashfaq (UNSW)
A path-based credit model for urban congestion management – Mingye Luan (UNSW)
Footpath network model – Tanapon Lilasathapornkit (UNSW) |
Session 3
Chair: Simon Young General Manager, IoT – Energy & Transportation, CISCO
How to improve trust and collaboration among stakeholders in a MaaS eco-system – Thiranjaya Kandanaarachchi (USYD)
Incentive-compatible mechanisms for continuous resource allocation in mobility-as-a-service: pay-as-you-go and pay-as-a-package – Haoning Xi (UNSW)
Consumer preferences in public transport ecosystems – James Bushell (USYD)
Unlocking public procurement as a tool for place-based industry strategy – Christopher Day (USYD)
The ownership of mobility service in MaaS by applying the fabric blockchain framework – Shuangqing Gong (UNSW)
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12:45 – 1:00 |
Q&A |