Beispiele für laufende Forschungsaktivitäten
Agent-Based Modelling platform for Micromobility impact analysis
To provide knowledge base, and possible capacity development, to make an informed appraisal of the impacts micromobility using agent-based platform
Real life performance of automated vehicle
To analyse the on-the-ground performance of automated bus on a rural road setting
Smart Mobility Hubs as Game Changers in Transport
The SmartHubs project examines whether a co-designed, user-centric development can enable mobility hubs to act as a game changer towards inclusive sustainable urban mobility and accessibility.
The complexity underlying the adoption and adaptation behaviours towards new technologies and disruptions
How people would adopt a new type of travel alternatives, how their acceptance would be influenced by their egoistic and altruism traits, and how the trade-offs between alternatives have taken place?
Time-use, Activity Participation, and Well-being
This work focuses on how the individual time-use changes overtime and how the dynamic time-space prims influence individual decisions and well-being overtime.
Using technologies to understand travellers and to design city better
This work focuses on exploring one's travel behaviours and choices, his/her cognitive loads and different complexity of road interactions.
Virtual reality study: road signs vs. hazard acquisition
Would automation really allow the drivers to do something else whilst travelling?
What makes Demand Responsive Transit (DRT) a success
This project aims to understand why some rural DRT services are success and why others are not, and whether the current services can be improved via automation and digitalisation solutions